This B&B is a gem in Astoria, Extremely clean and well cared for with comfortable rooms. Delicious…read morebreakfast with fresh fruit, OJ, yogurt, quiche, coffee and tea. Pam and Dave are wonderful hosts. Opt for one of the two rooms with sunrooms for river views.

My wife and I loved our stay (about a year ago) so much that we knew we would be coming back. Since…read morewe live in Portland, about 2 hours away from Astoria, it is a quick getaway for us and we plan on making the trip as often as we can. Pam and David are the sweetest and most hospitable hosts, and their B&B truly feels like a cozy home. They collect really fun items, and each room has its own character and its own unique homey decor. The location of the inn is close enough to walk anywhere you would want to go out for dinner, drinks, or shopping. The best part of the inn (besides Pam's breakfasts - which always include the BEST fruit bowls) is most definitely their 13 year old chihuahua, Penny. She often makes an appearance after breakfast and steals the heart of everyone she meets. If you aren't able to use a tub with a shower handle (like the kind popular in Europe) to bathe, then I would suggest getting one of their rooms with a shower/tub combination. I loved having a clawfoot tub to soak in (we stayed in the Rose Room this time) each night while I read and drank a cup of tea. There is usually hot water and teabags or instant coffee available at all hours (freshly brewed coffee is available starting at 7am) on the stairway landing and I took full advantage of that amenity!

This place is very cute with thoughtfully decorated rooms. The owners are awesome people. They make…read moreyou feel very welcome and are very friendly. It's also about a block to the beach. Do yourself a favor and stay here instead of one of the chain hotels in Seaside! You can thank me later!

"4 Paws and a Tail Wag" -Ruthie Bea (credit for this clever…read morequote goes to Annie) Sandy Cove Inn was such a delightful surprise! I was just looking for a place to stay with my four-footed friend, Ruthie Bea, but this eclectic home away from home turned out to be so much more. Our room "Smooth Sailing" was clean, quiet and comfortable. And as its name suggests, it was decorated in sailing vessels. It's situated just two blocks away from a Mobi-Mat that leads to a big sandy beach. This beach is perfect for beachcombing and chasing the surf. (Mobi-Mats are designed for strollers and wheelchairs but are great for short legged dogs and folks like me with knees that struggle in deep sand). Additionally, we were about a mile straight shot from Seaside's unique downtown area and some really excellent clam chowder. One of Ruthie's and my favorite things about Sandy Cove was getting to chat with the absolute gem of an owner, Annie, and hear about all her great finds (and treats! Lots of treats and ear scritches). Each room is different and there's at least twelve that are dog friendly, so Ruthie and I will be back again and again.

We had an amazing time here celebrating a birthday! I made reservations online through their…read morewebsite. I was sent an email the morning of our reservation for pre check-in information. This was a huge time saver once we arrived at the hotel and checked in at the front desk (located inside gift shop). We were given our room keys right away. There is a staircase and elevator available for guests staying in rooms on the 3rd floor. Our king bed balcony room was located in the main building. They also have rooms in their Annex building where the golf pro shop is located. There are no mini refrigerators, microwaves or coffee pots in the guest rooms at this hotel, so plan accordingly. They place a coffee cart at the top of the stairs for guests each morning. The Sand Trap restaurant and pub is located on site in the main building. The menu is very similar to most McMenamins restaurants, with a few more seafood items at this location on the coast. They have bicycles available for guests as well. Gearhart beach is only a block away. A beautiful beach to walk or drive on. Vehicle access is located off 10th Street. Overall, we had a wonderful first visit here! We will definitely be back. I'm not sure why it's taken us so long to stay here. I would highly recommend.

McMenamins always puts the extra in decorating their facilities!…read more We came here as a celebration of retirement, the Pub/restaurants ... top notch of what we expected. We purchased our "Passports" for part of the fun of doing things together, and outside our normal. For nearly $400 a night in their hotel we expected a few more amenities with our stay, a mini fridge would have been nice just for leftovers to enjoy when we got home. We brought our mini down blanket, and that prevented our bed being "refreshed". These are not big things to deal with, but I was disappointed with the service for the cost. I LOVE the decor, and attention to details. But the cost vs service is lacking.

When I think of Astoria, I think of a quirky, old and exhausted Victorian town that had its heyday…read moremany moons ago and now stands on its own as a funky place. This is what you get when you visit Grandview B & B. Funky, old, and in those two things - charm. Sharlene is someone who has lived a nice long life and probably has many stories to tell. She is usually the woman who greets you when you arrive. Be patient, as it takes her a bit to get to the front door. Also, if you come down to the lobby area after you have checked in and try to talk to Sharlene, make sure she can see who you are. I watched a few times as guests came down the stairs to call out to her about a question and she can't move her neck as easily to know who she is talking to. :) Be kind and patient with this wonderful lady. We stayed in the Treetops Room which has a balcony where you can look out over the river and see the old Flavel home. And you can even spy the Goonies house in the far off distance. Breakfast is served at 7:30, 8:30 or 9:30 and you get to choose which one works best for you. Bagels, smoked salmon and chocolate muffins! YUM! The sweet chef was wonderfully sweet and we felt very special eating in the closed off room. If you want 1000 thread count sheets or modern amenities, this is not where you will find them. Come for the experience and the charm of staying in a very old house. I love this place and am making this a yearly traditional stop on our way to Cannon Beach.

This was an amaaaazingly grand find! All major chains were booked solid so we first checked into…read moreone of the $80 rooms on Marine Dr. to find it had no AC!! We opened the windows only to be blown away with traffic and bridge construction noise. We immediately asked for a refund and started calling lodging options away from Marine Dr. and lucked into an available room at Grandview! Our room, called "Cloud Nine" came with a lovely view of the Astoria-Megler Bridge and Columbia River sunset! And in the morning, we sat in the private breakfast nook in a turret with a gorgeous view of the river!! Breakfast included fresh fruit, juice, coffee, salmon and cream cheese on a cheddar bagel, and chocolate muffins. Staying at the Grandview was a highlight of our trip, a wonderful surprise find!! Please note that this review was written in July 2013. I just got around to posting it a year later!!

Let me start by saying. I'm concierge key with America Airlines, ambassador with Marriott and…read morediamond reserve with Hilton. My father n law wanted to stay her and my wife and I pulled up. Little nervous. We have not stayed in a motel in 15+ years. Most of our stay have a spa. My point is... it was VERY clean!!!! Loved the small town hospitality! They also had a coffee and burritos out side. Love love love it!!

Incredible hosts, cute rooms, clean and affordable especially at the peak of travel season. Our…read morefavorite was #9 with high ceilings and a cowboy theme. Elk Post Coffee truck is awesome. The lovely woman manning the post makes an excellent chai latte and she's an absolute sweetheart.

OK, first the good. Stayed two days. Hotel looks nice from the outside once you find it at the…read moreend of a gravel road past the U-Hall rental center (smallish sign off of Hamburg St is easy to miss). Room was clean and the in-room Keurig machine and free cookies at the check-in counter were a nice touch. It is only about two blocks from the fun and final southern station of the Astoria Trolley, which is inexpensive ($2 to ride it all day long). Now the not-so-good. Our first-floor room in the four-story portion of the hotel was just meh. (The other portion I believe was only two stories). Bed was clean but too soft, and both my partner and I had sore backs each morning. Lots of walking noise from the room above us didn't help. View of water was obstructed on first floor, but might have been OK on higher floors. Arrived at 4:15 pm (check-in supposed to be 4 pm on). Young woman at counter said room was almost ready but not yet inspected so we sat in lobby for 20 minutes. Asked again at 4:35 and she said still not ready so I asked if I could be texted when ready, as we'd go into town and kill time until room was available. She said she'd let me know by text or phone. 5:15 pm decided to grab a quick bite. Came back to hotel at 6:15 pm and got room keys. Same woman said she'd both texted and called me. Nope. No calls, no text, and she confirmed my cell phone # at check-in. Hmmmm..... The fun and educational trolley is convenient when it is running (doesn't run on Wednesdays, when it's raining, and stops at 5 pm) so it isn't reliable to get back to the hotel if in town during dinner hours. Hotel is too far away from restaurants and shops to walk, so location was not ideal. For $300 a night, I felt it was just so-so. Cannery Hotel on the water was way too expensive and not rated all that much higher. Might try the historic but better situated Norblad Hotel or even the Holiday Inn Express next time for better locations and value. Lloyd's was passable but a letdown for the price charged.

Honestly, with the way the entrance from driving into the parking lot looked I didn't know what to…read moreexpect. We almost missed our turn, but we're so relieved to see this beautiful building tucked away in the back. We got the 4th floor and had a fine view, went down to the pool and hot tub for some fun and relaxation. The free breakfast in the morning is very cute and welcoming with little families and ppl eating all around in their own little worlds. It's definitely worth experiencing at least once and it's including w your stay along with the pool and library. Cookies at the front desk and board games to borrow. I think it's worth saying I'll be staying here again when I come back into town. Felt great and decent prices!!!!

We had our son's wedding in Seaside on the beach and Tides by the Sea was the perfect location. It…read morehad easy access to the beach and the rooms were well appointed and clean. We will definitely stay there again on future trips.

Perfect place to stay by the ocean. Staff was helpful. Location is great right next to the beach…read moreand I was thrilled the acs were on full blast in my room because it was hot when I arrived in OR. My neighbors were very quiet and I didn't hear much noise. It's a very convenient location for walking to different places as well. Overall a nice place by the beach and I'd stay again if I'm in the area.

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!

There is a certain amount of charm and history that the city of Astoria has which, to me anyways,…read moreis very reminiscent of the towns and villages of upstate New York. Clementines has that same charm and history which adds to the experience. The location was ideal in that it was within walking distance of the river front and downtown area, w/in driving distance to areas of interest like, the Astoria Column, the beaches and parks and more importantly all the "Goonie" sights! Clementines itself was great. The innkeeper was very nice and helpful with any questions that we had about what to do or where to go. Our room was...."roomy".....comfortable and full of personality. Clementines also allows pets which is a nice consideration so we were able to bring our puppy along for the trip. The breakfast was simple yet good with a very homey feel sitting around the breakfast table chatting with the other people staying over and with the innkeeper and her help. We would definitely recommend staying here if you ever find yourself in Astoria....you should make reservations first.....and there's no minimum stay, so stay for a night, two nights or more. We were short on time, but you can bet we'll be back to search for One-eyed-Willie's treasure..and when we do we'll be staying at Clementines Bed & Breakfast.