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.

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.

I'm not sure if the welcoming community puzzle table that anyone can join and is never empty or the…read moreamazing seats you can enjoy on your own watching the boats or playing a game of Yahtzee with the kids. It might just be the owners which I can only speak to one currently but I already know based on Brian that the other half is going to be equally as enjoyable. If you're in Astoria and want a cocktail wine or cider break stop by here. What a wonderful experience.

I loved my experience here. The staff was super friendly, even the owners came in and made everyone…read morefeel welcomed. I loved that they had a puzzle inside where customers could sit and work on while sipping their wine. They had a good selection of wine as well, and the cheese plate we had was tasty.

"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)!"

My review is more than a little late, but my opinion of Cannery Pier has not changed! We visited in…read moreApril of this year, and our experience was unmatched! The front desk staff, bartenders, and maid staff were all so friendly and helpful. Check in is a breeze and the rooms are impeccable. There is also a fresh breakfast bar every morning (and a chef that makes omelets and eggs to your liking)! The pool is situated with a great view and has an actual Swedish sauna right there for a quick steam (with water rocks and everything). I could go on and on about how amazing everything is, but the view of the bridge alone is worth the stay. Come stay here to see for yourself!

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!

Haven't been to a theater for a movie in years, and we thought "hey let's go see Project Hail Mary…read moreon the big screen!" When we got in we found that the movie was showing in the little theater (#2). So, not so big a screen after all. The seats were pretty filled up and we were towards the back where there was a faint but distinct puke-ey smell and a nearby sidewall light that shined in our eyes even after being turned down for the movie. After 20 minutes of commercials the movie finally started, and the sound was so low that we could only make out half the dialog. We left after 10 minutes and are done with going to movie theaters.

I thought everything was a-ok here. Even on Labor Day weekend, it wasnt terribly packed…read more Theatre was clean, prices lower than big city complexes, friendly service at the concession stand. Yes concessions are expensive. But for me its part of the experience, I love a big tub of buttered popcorn and ice cold pepsi with my first run movie. Sound was decent for small venue. Seats were comfortable enough and clean. Movie times posted were accurate. I'd recommend this place if you're looking to see a flick out here in my hometown of Astoria :)

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.

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.

First and foremost, I will commend the staff for their positive attitudes and attentiveness…read more It's important to note that the Victorian Era was between 1840 and 1900. The City of Astoria requires that any business use its legal name in all advertisements, including Airbnb listings, so as not to mislead the public. I give special tribute to Ingrid, who works in the wine bar. She's personable, professional, and very enjoyable to interact with. However, this property, as they advertise on Airbnb, is not a Victorian property as they described. This false description was a deciding factor for me to stay at the Elliott Hotel, which they do not mention. Had I known that it was a hotel--which was horribly overpriced--I would have gone elsewhere. I was assigned the wrong room. In the ad with Airbnb, it stated (with a picture that was very attractive) that this was my room until I arrived at the Elliott Hotel, constructed in 1924. This is misleading information. The Victorian Era was between 1840 and 1900. When I read "Victorian property," I was under the impression it was a Victorian home built in the 1880s or 1890s, with elaborate carpentry and design. When I initially arrived in Astoria on the 17th, I was surprised to discover it wasn't what I thought. Things started escalating from there. When I told the front desk that I had booked through Airbnb and that I had prepaid, they told me at that time that they don't have a relationship with them. Immediately I was ill-informed. I corrected them, saying, "You do have a relationship with them; otherwise, I would not be here." Even though I prepaid $235.00 for the first night, I was charged twice. The unauthorized transaction caused a significant problem, which was resolved on the spot the following morning, very early. I want to commend Atticus for bringing a quick resolve by reversing the charges on the spot when I brought it to his attention. Nevertheless, this is something that should never happen, especially when they were informed the day before that the room was prepaid. When I expressed my concerns the next day, they would not inform me who made the error, and they did not take responsibility for their actions. Instead, they blamed Airbnb. And there was no apology. As a customer, I was terribly misrepresented and, at the same time, insulted by management. When a guest experiences such a significant setback, there should be an immediate apology. I suggest that anybody reading this review do their due diligence in finding an Airbnb that offers great value for every dollar spent. Because of the ad, I doubled my budget, thinking that I was staying in a beautiful Victorian property--but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. I would recommend that you keep looking. It's one thing to pay $225.00 for a room, but it's another thing not getting the room which Airbnb promised. When I brought my concerns to the front desk, they made excuses, took no responsibility for their actions, and again offered no apology. The same happened when they made an unauthorized payment after I had already prepaid. The Elliott Hotel management may argue they reversed my charges--but they were obligated to. This should have never happened, especially when I told them the room was prepaid. I have a right to know the name of the person who made the error, but they kept that a secret. Apparently, the City of Astoria requires that a business use its legal business name in any advertisement. It did not appear in the Airbnb ad that I read. Naturally, staff blamed Airbnb rather than admitting they were at fault. Unfortunately, because of the circumstances, I had no choice but to stay a second night. Included are images of the room I was in (404). Since I'm leaving this morning, I apologize for the photos, but I wanted to share them nevertheless for your benefit. Because of the things that happened, I feel obligated to warn the public: ask the right questions before booking.

It's enjoyable time for anyone who enjoys maritime or shipwreck history and activities. The staff…read moreis kind and helpful and the bathrooms were nice and clean. A cute little gift shop which is as usual pretty pricey with some more affordable options and nick nacks. Cool history, cool exhibits.

Visited on a Wednesday around 3pm; parking was easy and it was $18 a person. We aren't boat or…read moreseaside people by any means, but we still found ourselves learning new things and fascinated by this well done museum. The ticket comes with a tour of an actual boat, which we did first, it's a steep ladder to go down into the boat so I would recommend only to people in better health. You can walk on top of the boat as well if you can't go down inside. The actual museum itself is so well curated and has SO many rooms and exhibits to look at. They have 3D movie options which we didn't do, but the museum itself is beautifully done and worth it if you have time in Astoria.

5 Stars - A Hidden Gem with the Best Vibes!…read more The Desdemona Club is such a cute little bar--total hidden gem in Astoria! They've got free pool, which is always a win, and the atmosphere is just effortlessly cool and welcoming. The service was absolutely top-tier. Meredith, Ivy, and Jazz are total sweethearts--they made the whole experience amazing. Friendly, fun, and just genuinely good people who clearly love what they do. They also play great music that perfectly fits the vibe of the place. Whether you're just hanging out, playing pool, or catching up with friends, it's the kind of spot you'll want to keep coming back to. Can't wait to go again!

I came in on a Thursday. Some guy gave us drinks. It was great. A hidden gem. I regret saying this…read morebecause I don't want anyone to ruin it. 10/10 never coming back