This is the third year my husband and I have come here and we look forward to it every year. I…read morehesitated to post a review because I was feeling selfish and wanted to keep this secret gem of a place all to myself. Silly me! Judith has been at the bed and breakfast biz for a very long time and she knows how to do it! She works hard to make guests feel welcomed and happy. Located in the hills of quaint Astoria, this place oozes with old-fashioned charm -- making it irresistible for a romantic heart like mine. We have stayed in the French Violet room twice (our favorite) and in the schoolhouse building once. Both were great and we had a wonderful stay. I love that there aren't tv's in the rooms -- you don't come to a B&B to watch TV! I love the well-curated furnishings and the way Judith has accommodated my food requests every time. She is an amazing host. She is honest and direct, but also warm and welcoming. The best traits, in my opinion. Clementine's is our place...and we hope Judith is here for many more years. It's a fantastic place to stay along the Oregon Coast. I can't say enough good about this place!

We stayed here at the end of September and then again early November 2023 and it's an excellent…read moreplace to stay when traveling with family/friends/couples. The two rooms have their own private bathrooms in the suites so there's no overlap and makes it very private. The kitchen is totally functional and the location is unbeatable! We'll be back for sure!

Super fun experience! The food at Athena's was delicious, and a nice warm and cozy spot. Had fun…read moreadding our lock to the Love Locks display, walking through the art gallery, browsing through the Ghost Ship Trading Post, and checking out the museum. Can't wait to go back and try Coffee Girl and Hathorn's.

On our way into Astoria I spotted online that there was another Rogue Brewery location located at…read morePier 39. The location was definitely not what I expected (thinking concrete pier), but it was super cute and we got a chance to walk around as of course we did not find the brewery until the last moment. The pier has shops within the dock area and the dock outside itself has an amazing view of the water, and you could hear the wildlife surrounding the entire place. Quite an experience, I was not expecting but very happy that we stumbled upon this gem. Parking can be tricky and honestly we didn't feel we were going where we should be as the bridge didn't really look stable enough to drive over but it was. It is a must see stop while visiting Astoria.

Best place to stay in Astoria! Cutest little home with the absolute best decor and amenities. I…read morecan't rate this place higher. I mean this 5/5 more than any rating I've ever given. Their eye for detail is immaculate. We had a long drive to this location after a long flight ride and were immediately greeted with local craft beers in the fridge and a delicious cheese and charcuterie board. The sauna is amazing and the local soaps and lotions an added bonus. There's bikes and a laundry room for use, and the views are unbeatable. Smoking is permitted outdoors in a designated area for those who desire, but the area is not obtrusive or bothersome to no smokers, and this house by no means smells like cigarette smoke whatsoever. Everyone in my 5 person party keeps raving about this place. You are a FOOL if you don't stay here.

So comfortable! Elegant! Beautiful! Best place to spend a weekend with girlfriends! Fun in the…read moresauna. Homemade bath products! Cheese plate and beer!!

Spent one night at this hotel, and it did not disappoint. The hotel kept a lot of their vintage…read morelife, but had enough upgrades to spend a comfortable night. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the room was huge. It was almost the equivalent of a two bedroom. The bed was comfortable, and so where the pillows. The heated floor in the bathroom was definitely a plus. I wasn't too trilled about their breakfast food but they had plenty of options for coffee syrups and teas. The location is great and there were plenty of restaurants and bars around.

Underwhelming property. Unmemorable staff. Hotel Elliot is…read morean older hotel that clearly used to have some charm...now it's just old. Sloppy updates to the rooms. Dirty furniture. No AC. Lame roof top balcony. There are plenty of other options to stay in Astoria.

I don't always leave reviews, but I was so impressed by this charming B&B that I just have to! My…read morehusband and I stayed in the Column View room which was the perfect size for the two of us and has an attached bathroom. Despite being 7 months pregnant, the bed was very comfortable! The whole house is decorated in old antiques and interesting things - Love! The shared deck was very nice, with plenty of coffee, tea and hot chocolate to enjoy while watching the ships pass by on the river. We were easily able to find street parking each time and were just blocks away from some really good recommended restaurants, breweries and shops. I was very impressed by the amazing breakfast that Theresa, the innkeeper and owner, cooked and served each morning. The interaction with other guests over breakfast was one of my favorite parts. Make note that check-in time is from 4pm-6pm. We were stuck in some traffic and didn't arrive until 8pm, so we called around 6 and Theresa was gracious in welcoming us at our late time. We absolutely plan to stay here again if we find ourselves back in Astoria. I highly recommend you do too!

I called within 2 hours of leaving your place to let you know that I was not comfortable with the…read moreunsafe area. I left a message because no one answered the phone. I also sent a text to your innkeeper who responded and said "I'm sorry you feel that way. I'm still at the softball tournament and it's actually my mother in laws bed and breakfast I'm running, she had ran it for 10 years prior to me running it the past year and haven't had any issues. She is out of town till the 17th. I will definitely let her know the situation cause it would be up to her on the credit. I didn't hear back from either of you by the 19th so I contacted you again. My exact words after you re-sent your policy again to me by text were: I read that...But I don't see in all of this wording where it states something about people selling drugs right next to your bed and breakfast. I will make sure that I do many reviews so that anyone else considering booking with you will know that there are people selling drugs on the street next to your bed and breakfast and that it's not safe And also that you don't work with your customers when there's a bad situation Maybe what you can do is take the money and pay it forward to someone in need since you aren't willing to give us any of the money back Consider helping the people in your neighborhood with drug addictions Use the money to do something good since you didn't need it to pay your cleaning lady or your water bill or use it to buy the food. I want people to know that they shouldn't book a stay with you until they check out the area because they will not get their money back if they don't feel safe.

Just everything was amazing at this place! We stayed there for a night and were blown away by our…read moreroom. Our room was huge and was temperature controlled, we had a really big bathtub to soak in. We didn't even leave the hotel for dinner. We just ate at the bar! Rachel at the bar was just fantastic! The manager, Jasmine was also very kind and attentive. Milk and cookies at 7pm was such a nice little touch to seal the deal. Attention to detail at this place was impeccable. They've put so much thought into something as trivial as how they robes smelled! The hotel itself has a very cool and industrial architecture but without the coldness! They have incorporated huge water marble art and very minimalistic marine-animal art which was a great juxtaposition. We were only here for one night, but this was easily one of those hotels where the hotel itself becomes part of the trip.

This review is for Bar 600. The Cannery Pier Hotel really should have a separate page on Yelp for…read morethe bar and for the restaurant. It is difficult to figure out the details when all the reviews are bunched together. Drinks at the bar, with a view of the Columbia River, although I don't believe there were any happy hour discounts. Limited menu. Rachel was our bartender, she called us the Norblad couple because that's where we were staying. Bar faces away from the water view but the room is light and bright. We ordered simple drinks (pilsner, cider) and a share plate. This turned out to be a great affordable option for an afternoon snack with our drinks. A huge portion for $18 including dried and fresh fruit, nuts, cheese and two pieces of toast with smoked salmon. We snacked and drank and enjoyed the view as the river went by outside. So glad we came to check out this hotel!

I have to say some of the complaints made me worry after reading the reviews about it being under…read moreconstruction but man I was surprised at how nice and spacious and the must stunning view from my room I feel completely in awe me and my husband love it also the front desk staff was very helpful . It being under construction does not take away at how awesome this place is

We have passed the Astoria Crest Motel many times on our way to Astoria, and always thought it…read morewould be such a great spot if they fixed the place up. The owners must have thought so, too, because they spent the last year undergoing some serious renovations and officially rebranded as the Herrondale Hotel! We stayed on a Friday night in July to celebrate our first wedding anniversary. We booked last minute and didn't want to spend $350+ on a hotel in town, so decided to try this place out. It was a good ~$100 less than other nearby hotels, and the pictures of the renovation looked beautiful. Here's where this place gets stars: The service was excellent. We mentioned in our booking that we were celebrating, and arrived to a chilled bottle of wine in our room (a very nice gesture, although neither of us drink. Worth including a N/A option in the future!). The woman at the front desk was very kind and welcoming, and gave us a brief tour of the grounds. The renovations spared no expense. The hotel was very thoughtfully designed with premium touches, from the beautiful bathroom tiles, to cozy Parachute robes (when I say the nicest robe I've ever worn, I mean it), to the whisper quiet split AC unit. The before photos of this place painted a picture of a dingy roadside motel, but the renovations brought a clean, luxury coastal vibe. The view is unbeatable. We've splurged before on a riverview room at Bowline but the riverview option here includes sweeping views of the mountains on the Washington side. It's a perfect spot to watch the sun set. The price is competitive! I hope it continues to stay lower than other hotels in the area. Here's where I took stars away: The bed we got was the firmest mattress I have ever felt. I understand people have varied preferences for beds, but this one felt objectively stiff and uncomfortable. I've read a number of reviews saying that the beds at Astoria Crest were super soft, so I am guessing new mattresses were purchased during the renovation. I am not sure if all of the beds are like this, but the lack of comfort of the bed is making it difficult for us to imagine returning. And last but not least, the biggest offense: the hotel blasted music outside all. night. long. We were told that the common area with adirondack chairs and a firepit was open until 11pm, so when we got into bed at ~10pm and heard the speakers still playing music at a considerable volume, we assumed they would turn it off at 11. We were unfortunately incorrect. The music, which was a selection of loud, energetic jazz, went through the entire night. I would like to give them the benefit of the doubt and say it was perhaps a mistake that it was left on all night, but if this is not the case I need to urge that this is not a practice they continue. We would have loved to sleep with our door open to enjoy the breeze off the river, but even with the door closed you could hear the music (AND with the TV on, AND with ear plugs in. No exaggeration). If I were to return, I would ask for a room as far away from the common area as possible, but again, I really hope this is not something they continue doing. A couple of details that aren't deal breakers and could be easily remedied: only one set of bath towels was provided in the room, which means we didn't have an extra set to bring down to the hot tub. Would have been nice! There's also nowhere to get water outside of the bathroom tap. I would have loved to receive some sort of carafe of water and a place to refill it. Overall, we had a great experience at the Herrondale until it was time to go to sleep. The renovation is still very new so we hope things improve as we would love to return!

It is incredible enough that this beautiful Victorian home built in 1895 on the Columbia River…read morewaterfront has been lovingly restored, but I felt very fortunate that it is open to the public and I had the chance to stay there. It is very accessible from Portland and the drive there is beautiful, and when you arrive at your destination you immediately feel at peace. Brian and Linda do a great job of making you feel welcome. We brought our own snacks and had a picnic in the gazebo and enjoyed the view of the river, which is so wide at that point that it almost gives the visual of being at the ocean as ships rolled by. We stayed in the Hummingbird Room which has a very comfortable bed and a wonderful view out of the window. The rates are very affordable and include breakfast - Brian is a great cook and they offer several meal options. We added the firewood package and were so glad we did, as I type this I wish I could be back there next to the fire while looking at the river. They only have two rooms so if you went with some friends you would have the whole place to yourselves. This really is a hidden gem and I highly recommend making the trip while you can.

Linda and Brian are wonderful hosts and the house is a piece of art, the beach a few steps away,…read morewoods, waterfalls, serenity, views, hiking, and always the best food! My favorite place to go when I want to get out of the city! It feels like home when we stay there. I will be back for sure!

Of all the B&Bs we have stayed in, we have never seen one like this before. It is very special!…read more Wherever we looked in Windwater Suite, we could see evidence that Rafael and Patty, the hosts, had thought deeply about the needs and wants of their guests--to the very last detail! As guests, we felt very special, because we sensed that the hosts wanted to make our stay there a most pleasant and memorable experience. When our two-night stay was over, we wished that we could have spent our whole week's vacation at this most beautiful, peaceful, and welcoming place. We have already made a reservation to stay at Windwater again next year to enjoy Rafael and Patty's friendly hospitality, special breakfasts, and to kick back and enjoy the view and the many local interest books and brochures, and all the amenities in the kitchen, like the Chefman electric kettle for heating water for our hot chocolate at night. During our two-day visit this year, we found that the city of Astoria had so many places of interest, that we want to return next year to continue to explore this historical city.

Very lovely location, between the views and the bed, you don't know rather to lay down look at the…read moreviews, Both are so wonderful. Windwater is the Perfect place to just unwind, and replenish, Rafael the owner, is a Super Host in every since of the word. He makes the best Breakfasts we have ever eaten! You feel the Luxury from the linen, to the Loft, Windwater has so many little things to pamper your stay. We just loved to relax and watch the river, even watched the eagles land outside our window, The ONLY regret we have about Windwater Bed & Breakfast, We didn't stay sooner, and having to leave.. . The Value, The View, We will be back,, Windwater B&B