Hotels near Astoria Regional Airport - AST, Astoria, Oregon

We loved our visit to Warrenton and surrounding area. There is so much to see and do. It is located between Fort Stevens and Astoria, so you have the experience of the city and the coast. The batteries at Fort Stevens, as well as the historical center, should not be missed. Fort Clatsop provides info and demos of how Lewis & Clark survived the winter there. There's lots of beach, including the shipwrecked Peter Iredale. There are a lot of stores for shopping and, of course, a Dairy Queen for blizzards!

Very interesting robust down town with lots to do.... Overall less of a tourist trap than Cannon Beach and Seaside. Lots of dining options and places to shop. Close enough to easily get to Fort Stevens, parks, & hiking

The beautiful scenery, I love water views the ocean, rivers lakes etc . We had views from all the windows in our hotel. The many good eating places. The light houses close by. The friendly people. Etc. We stayed at the Lloyd Hotel Bayfront. It was great , the breakfast the staff, the bed and pillows and the complimentary smoked chowder was really good too.

We loved the Maritime Museum and the fact that you could leave, go do something else, and then come back before they closed. We loved the walkability by the water and really enjoyed the scenery. We met a nice couple, who were volunteers, at the Finnish display by the Maritime Museum. They were very friendly and informative. Our trip was short so we definitely will be back.

Astoria is a fun place! My husband and I loved the Maritime museum and the fun shops. We had a delicious lunch at MO’s and an amazing dinner at the Silver Salmon Grill. Sadly we didn’t have time to visit any of the art galleries. We will return.

Astoria is a unique town in a unique location. I love the architecture of many of the homes in Astoria and the way they are arrayed along hilly streets. The town is fairly compact so attractions are never a long drive away. Ships coming in from the sea to go up the Columbia river or returning to the sea lend interest as you drive or walk around the city. Astoria remains one of my favorite cities in the Pacific Northwest!