We booked a room several months in advance based on the positive reviews here. We originally…read moreplanned on staying in Cannon Beach, but for less than 1/2 the price and better amenities we chose the Sea Haven instead. The room is small (unit 3) but the queen bed was comfortable and the full kitchen was a big plus. Close to the beach, convenient location, and friendly staff. We liked that the kitchen was fully equipped and the perks of having, snacks, popcorn, water, coffee, tea, hot chocolate etc. available. The room was clean. We enjoyed our two nights with Netflicks, Roku, DVDs, on flat screen tv.

Close to the beach (but right on the highway) is really the only positive thing I have to say about…read morethis place. It was filthy (long hairs on bathroom floors, dust everywhere and visibly on furniture). My husband tried to surprise me with a night away with a friend at Rockaway Beach. Based on the pics in the advertisement I would have booked it as well...but it was not as described. Horrible night sleep as well with both bedroom windows right next to the highway and a food truck. My friend and I tried to just laugh about it and enjoy the night regardless, but will never stay here again. Had potential, but literally looked like they tried to buy a few new decorations to cover the fact that this place needs some major TLC before it's ready to have guests again.

If you're looking for an affordable place to rest your head while visiting the beautiful Oregon…read morecoast look no further. The staff here are all very welcoming and accommodating. The rooms were clean and location is great right on the river. Highly recommend and would stay again in a heartbeat. There's a communal kitchen and dining areas aplenty both inside and out. Kayaks and canoes are available for rent and if you're into crabbing that's close too.

The female dorm of 10 people has more like a capsule hotel feel and comfy beds. However there are…read moreonly two toilets. Staff is friendly. Last check in time is at 8 pm. There's free coffee, tea and snacks. Also there's a free food section of the fridge. Parking lot can be full during the summers. This hostel also overlooks the water.

This was our second time at Astoria and our first time at the Norblad. Last time we stay at the…read moreCommodore which is similar but quite frankly I liked the Norblad Hotel better. It is a older building and its one floor BUT its upstairs so be prepared for that. Its in the a great part of downtown so its easy to just walk everywhere. The staff was wonderful and the shared bathrooms were always clean. Our room was quaint and perfect for us just being there to sleep. It had a little table which was a perk. The biggest thing I appreciated is the shared kitchen which sounds funny but leftovers where in a refrigerator and we could warm them up. That is huge in the hotel world.

I've stayed here a handful of times. Very simple and dated accommodations. Not expensive. Great…read morelocation. Friendly staff. Amazing kitchen. Tons of charm--from the squeaky floors to the actual keys for the door. I opted for the shared bathroom accommodations, which was perfectly fine. There was some pretty significant construction noise on my outside wall that woke me early, but I've never had any noise issues before.

The hotel has 22 very steep stairs with one handrail one the left side ascending through a private…read moreentrance. It's not handicap accessible. Room #1 was very quaint and enough room without bumping into furniture. The bed was soft as were the pillows. We were able to get a good night's sleep. The cafe has a handicap ramp plus separate stairs leading to it. A million hats off to the chef! The food had ample portions and was scrumptious!! The sourdough toast was a delight as you could actually taste the sourdough. It was a perfect pairing with my bacon and eggs. The live music was a bonus! Even though the stairs were daunting, people were friendly, warm, and I can't wait to eat there again!!

Another road trip. Found this place on what is probably the main business district in this small…read moretown. Another lucky find. The cafe is about the right size for a small town in March. Given the "antique" shop opportunities is might be much busier during the tourist season. The service was small-town nice, food came quickly, and the menu had lots of choices. I had the French dip sliders- perfectly fine. The star of the show was my partner's BLT, Mr, picky said that it was his current favorite for that sandwich. So good service, nice room, ample menu and well prepared food. Prices were fair. And, as I always comment, clean restroom, key for a road trip. Also of interest - booths were four-six tops they accommodate larger groups with movable tables. Street parking was available.

Drop the needle…read more.. This place spins like a vintage '70s record and old school soul with a fresh new groove. From the outside, you get that classic hotel vibe, but step inside and it's been remastered into something effortlessly cool... warm, stylish, and just the right amount of hip. Now let's talk about the room, clean? No... immaculately pressed. Easily the cleanest hotel room we've ever stayed in. Everything felt dialed in, like every detail hit its note perfectly. Location? Right on track. Price? A total steal and it's like finding a rare vinyl in the bargain bin. Parking? Smooth and easy, no scratches on this record. And the staff... nothing but good vibes. Friendly, welcoming, the kind of people that make you want to stay on side B a little longer. We'll definitely be back again--this one's going into heavy rotation. The record player added a great touch. Grab a vinyl at check in and drop the needle !

Cozy, blast from the past, central location for all that Pacific City has to offer. It really does…read moreremind you of something out of a movie, the entrance into the central courtyard giving motor lodge vibes. The location right on Brooten is perfect, you can't miss it. The man staffing the office when I checked in on a Thursday night was really nice. Not in a forced way, nor did he seem like he was tired that he does this every day. He was truly kind, relaxed, helpful and informative. And there was a lot of information to give. The record library that you can borrow from is extensive, I barely scratched the surface (not of the records of course!). Having the update of a door code instead of keys was nice. The rooms were generous in size and had everything we needed - desk for piling my stuff on, TV, single serve coffee maker, two beds, bathroom, mini fridge and microwave. Couple notes that really don't count against the place but just to make one aware - the beds felt like maybe they weren't quite queen sized but almost full sized? I don't know, I couldn't figure it out but then again, I haven't slept in a queen in awhile. But they were comfortable. Also, where the coffee maker was, on the desk under the TV, there were no outlets. Two blank outlet covers under the desk and the outlet being taken up for the TV but no outlet for the coffee maker. I ended up putting it on a nightstand. Works fine, just a weird thing. I really loved the faux-vintage mini fridges and in some rooms, matching microwaves. Location of this hotel is great, you can walk to most things quite easily. No sidewalks, but that's ok. I would stay here again!

I loved my stay here at the NW Portland hostel. I've been to many hostels around the world, and…read morethis is by far the most calm and peaceful hostel I've been to. They have everything you may need - soap in the shower (bring towels), free water, free social events (cider and wine tastings, city tours, live music), a cafe with food and drinks, and several buildings with rooms. I really appreciated that my 4-bed, all-female room only had me and one other person in it throughout my 4-night stay. I appreciated they don't try to cram the rooms full. I really liked that the bathrooms are private. Each floor has 4 private bathrooms, each with a shower. Each bad has its own bed lamp, charging station, and personal fan. There aren't any bed curtains, though. Staff was friendly and helpful. Location is great and only a 10-20 minute walk into the city. Street parking is available for less than $5 a day. Would choose to come back and stay here again!

Every room here is unique and historically charming, and it just encapsulates everything I love…read moreabout being a Portlander. Music, quirky decor, historic vibes, outdoor space, friendly staff...a great community hub, but also a great place for out-of-towners to enjoy a comfortable bed and get a true taste of the Portland community.

Wonderful and minimalistic hotel. Very comfortable and front desk and management very responsive to…read moreour comfort. Highly recommended. Also excellent location!

This is a historic hotel in a busy downtown Astoria area. Parking is a little weird for a hotel…read more It's street parking only and they have one spot in front to unload and check in. Then it's 2 hour parking only during certain hours. Then you need to move your vehicle to locate an all day or overnight parking spot. Now the hotel has creaky floors, no air conditioning and single pane windows. The room we stayed in is right off the Main Street across from the karaoke bar that is open until 2:20am. The patrons are very loud, screaming, honking their horns on their cars and yelling until 3:30am. Two very long nights with not a lot of sleep. There is a coffee shop & breakfast place attached that has great food. The little lobby is cute and has games and puzzles if you feel like hanging out there. Our room did have a comfortable bed, a couch, a small closet to hang a few clothes and store your bags and it did have a restroom.

Best youth hostel, bed and breakfast, day care, hang out, tea house, cigar lounge, buffet, bar,…read moredance club I have ever been to

This place is awesome and the beer is good but theres little kids running around and I'm so…read moreconflicted.