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.

"Five stars for the Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa! Every little detail was thoughtfully executed to give…read moreus the best stay possible. Highlights of our trip included: * The Room & Views: Having a suite gave us great extra space, and the views of the Columbia River were unbeatable. * The Amenities: We loved the complimentary hot breakfast (with a live omelet station!), grabbing an early evening drink in the lounge, and the 7 PM cookies. * The Location: It's perfectly situated right on the river walk and just steps away from great places to eat. * The Spa: We both had incredible massages. I usually find resort massages to be hit or miss, but our therapist, Breanne, was phenomenal. She knew exactly what she was doing and finally removed a knot I've had for weeks! Highly recommend booking a stay (and a massage with Breanne)!"

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!!!!

Norblad Hotel is well-refurbished, very tastefully updated; both aesthetic and functional…read more Very well maintained, clean and fresh. Beds are divine. Showers and toilets all clean and fresh. Kitchen is well designed and well furnished. Coffee and teas are great. Best of all, Staff is simply outstanding. As i said: "Ya'll are cool ... AND warmhearted." Kudos, one & all. (Feel free to pick/choose / edit any of that above. )

We stayed at the Norblad for one night and the only rooms available were the cabin rooms which…read moremeans showers and bathrooms are in the hall near the room. The bed was super comfortable, they did provide robes in the closet to go too and from the shower so that was convenient. Location was right in the middle of downtown and down the street is a 5 mile path along the harbor good for running and exploring. There were numerous breweries (one across from our room) but we did not hear any street noise (they did provide earplugs in case). If you are there on the weekend during the summer there is a Sunday market 2 blocks over. Staff were friendly and there is coffee in the morning. They has have a shared kitchen with a communal refrigerator. Overall exceeded our expectations.

Made reservations here for two nights to attend a beer festival in Astoria. Got emails reminding us…read moreof our stay with check in info. Got there and the place is closed and out of business. All sorts of signs on the door including one from the health department. Glad we weren't able to stay there given that but would have been nice to know we didn't have a room. Scrambled to find another place to stay worried that there was no availability due to the popular beer festival but we lucked out and go a room at the Hampton Inn in Astoria. Not sure why we got all of the notifications about our stay of the place was closed up!

Everything! Hot Tub broken!…read moreNo soap in room and none available No Wash cloths No room service when you're away for the day. Only one packet of coffee and no more provided. Room very dated. Advertised hot breakfast. None No coffee in lobby just a coffee maker! Way over priced for what you get!!

Nice cottage, we were in # 5 which is the closest to the road. Did not hear any other guests or…read morethe road noise. Very comfortable bed and sitting area. Wifi was spotty and the shower is not meant for a large person, I am 6"1', 185 lbs and could hardly turn around. I will stay here again just in another cottage.

We wanted to check out Astoria Oregon and several Lewis and Clark visitor centers in both…read moreWashington and Oregon. One of best decisions we made, was to stay HERE at the Seaview cottages! WE LOVED IT HERE! They are old cottages that have been 'lovingly' renovated with modern fixtures. VERY clean with everything you want in a room: coffee maker, fridge, microwave. The first Monday of the month is a tsunami siren test (ask me how we found out). It's reasonable, close to Long Beach with it's various stores and restaurants and RIGHT NEXT DOOR to the Seaview Biscuit Company! I have a separate review for that, and YES, you have to try it! The Seaview Cottages is a popular place and because of that, we had two different rooms during our three day stay. One night with double queen beds, and two nights with a king bed. So make your reservations early! If we are ever in this area again, THIS is the place where we want to stay! It made me one GLAAAD SISTER! :D

I'm staying at the Commodore Hotel in Astoria for the first time, and after 40 years of traveling,…read morethis is my first stay in a hotel without a private bathroom. The setting has a classic feel, with antique details like the steel radiator and retro windows. The room is small but clean and full of character. At $350 for two nights, it feels a bit expensive, but it offers a unique experience. There is a shared men's and women's bathroom on each floor, along with two showers. There is no A/C--just a fan in the room. We also noticed a fairly strong dog smell inside the elevator and in the bedroom, even though we like dogs. I was initially worried about noise from upstairs with a family of four (including two kids), but that hasn't been an issue. Most of the noise came from the bar across the street, where groups were loud late into the night. I used the complimentary earplugs for the first time in years of staying at hotels, and they were helpful. I could still hear the noise, and it continued until after 3:10 a.m., when the conversations outside the bar finally died down. On the bright side, the manager and staff are friendly and professional. If you're looking for a historic, classic stay, this is a distinctive option--just be aware of the shared facilities, the pet odor, and the potential for street noise.

A lot of people have written in to say they weren't pampered the way they wanted. Well, did you…read moreread the website, like, at all? TL/DR: crisp, minimalist rooms and amenities with nice, funky, particulars, combined with another outpost of the Broder empire, make this an ideally located, charming, basic place to crash, and our favorite in Astoria. In a very European fashion, the Commodore provides stripped, minimalist rooms, (with some of the best pillows I can recall in a hotel) with excellent social accommodations and a level of charm you won't find in any corporate hotel. Are the hours a little wonky? Yeah. But I had no problem navigating the late check-in, since they contact you and ask if that's what you'll need. There could be more amenities, but this used to be aimed at the digital-nomad-cum-wanderer younger crowd as a part of the defunct Selina organization. Don't know how much of the previous special stuff remains (checking out a projector and having movies in the lobby was awesome) but I will always have a soft spot for this place. Maybe that's because I've never been pampered and never expect to be. The new ownership has opened the restaurant, Broder Strand, with all of the Scandinavian treats, like the Classic 2 egg I had. Edit: So I've been clued in to the ownership saga of the Commodore. It was owned by the Selina Group when I wrote my first review, then when they went under, it was purchased by the person in charge f the Broder (galactic) empire, but has changed hands again. There are differences, and not many of them are good. There appears to be a general erosion in some of the "little things" like what is stocked in the "honor bar" or whatever it is called. Once there was a good variety, now its just granola bars and half-liter Mexican Cokes. The attentiveness to detail (like refilling the extra towel/robe shelf outside the shared shower rooms never happening) and a missing ceiling lamp globe in the shower room, make me think that the folks who currently own it are not quite hoteliers at heart. I took a star off because of that. They have fixed the wifi, so that's nice, and the access to the Broder Strand in the mornings (and Stranded bar in the evenings) makes it a better place, but that is someone else's labor. They really should do more cross-promotion to reinforce the bond because as it stands, I recommend the restaurant more than the hotel. In the interim, between Selina and now, a manager tried to compensate for all of the fallout from Selina's collapse and the broken reservations and lost trust that came with it. Rooms were all freshly painted, new linens and ceiling fans, tightening up some loose spots. A lot of that ground seems to have been lost and the reviews reflect that. That said, the bones are still strong. A quirky joint in a quirky town. We will always come back here. Until we retire here, that is!

This is just for the cocktail bar. Stopped here for a breakfast on an early morning walk. Very…read morecute decor, modern feel. Service was perfect, friendly, fast, efficient. Loved eating with the sea lions just off the peer. Had the biscuits and mushroom gravy. The biscuits were good, but the gravy was fantastic!!. Would eat here again

What an unforgettable trip! We had a wonderful stay at the Bowline Hotel. It ended up being the…read moreperfect family vacation, and we loved that we could bring our dog along for a small additional fee. It's surprisingly hard to find hotels that are this pet-friendly, so that was a huge plus! The building itself is beautiful, but the real highlight is booking a room facing the river. Waking up to views of the Astoria Bridge from your private patio with a cup of coffee was luxurious! We could even hear the sea lions in the distance, which made the whole experience feel peaceful and so unique. The outdoor saunas were an amazing touch and the heated floors throughout the room, made our stay extra cozy, especially if you're visiting during Oregon's colder months! They've got you covered. Within walking distance to so many restaurants and downtown Astoria, if you're planning a trip here, I can't recommend the Bowline Hotel enough. It's relaxing, romantic, pet-friendly, and the perfect place to unwind.

We stayed in House #1 and had an amazing time! What a cool little place to stay and was so much fun…read morefor the whole family. If we are ever back in Tillamook we will definitely be staying here again

Awesome little spot. We reserved Lorraine's Garden T.H.#3. Check in is at 3:00pm. It's 3:38 pm. and…read morewe're still waiting for our Tiny House to be finished cleaning. Would have been nice to be told when we checked in at 2:45 pm. that they we're running later than the 20 minutes we were originally told. So we'll be having a conversation about check in and out times. Yes, the cleaning crew has extra duties do to Covid-19. Not my problem! I was told check in is at 3:00 pm not 3:43. So waiting almost three quarters of an hour to get into our rental wasn't that bad. The grounds are awesome. Lots of cool plants. Chickens and Duck's running around. A couple awesome Dogs that are very friendly. Each T. H. is different but they all have BBQ'S. our bbq is a tad rusty inside but it look's usable. There used to be a Disc Gllf Course here but its been turned into an Event Space. I don't know when the change was made but I saw pics from 2018. The loft is a low ceiling and the bedroom is a little cramped but still pretty awesome for a T.H. The Bathroom is good sized. I was pleasantly surprised at it's size. I really like all the wood interior. Really charming. The Kitchen isn't huge but definitely Full Size. A 10 Gallon Hot Water Tank gives you about a 10 minute shower, so no lounging. Covid-19 is still among us so most of Oregon is still in lock-down. Most businesses are closed and there'll be No Fireworks this year but the weather is decent and were at the coast. Worth it! I needed this weekend. I just got laid off to join the 1 in 3 Americans who are unemployed currently. I'll take a siesta and get another J. O. B. So, for now, I'm going to enjoy this weekend with my family.

Despite being out of power when we arrived, they went above and beyond making sure guest were…read morecomfortable. The lobby and breakfast room were opened and snacks like cookies were placed out. When the power finally graced us with its presence, everything went smoothly. AC worked great, black out windows were amazing. The walk to the trolley is literally out the back door. A great place to stay in.

I absolutely love the town of Astoria and the views from this place. It's located almost under the…read morebridge so the ships go very close to the hotel. We have stayed here before about 2 years ago when it was being remodeled. This time we booked a suite, which was a very spacious and nice room. Bathroom was the low point of the room. Breakfast was great here, and views of the river can be enjoyed with the your breakfast. Cons: room was not very clean, we did some touching up with wipes from our car, bathroom was not up to par with a suite in a room, price is very high for what you get, neighborhood can be sketchy