The iconic Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa is the unique Northwest luxury boutique hotel resting 600 feet into the Columbia River. Unsurpassed in location, sophistication, and timeless beauty where every room has an unobstructed view, and guests can indulge in many complimentary amenities and pampering services at The Spa, an Aveda experience spa. Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa is unrivaled as Astoriaâs Jewel on the River.
About Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa
Reviews & Ratings
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Great stay and staff!
Letâs start with the cost. Is it expensive? Absolutely. That being said, you cannot beat the view from your room. We kept our window open the entire time we were there. I woke up each morning to see dozens of boats fishing for salmon. Throughout the day, we saw huge container ships passing by our room. $25 credit in the hotel bar between four and nine per night. That almost covers two cocktails. Breakfast between seven and ten has pastries, eggs, juice, sausages and a made to order omelet bar. I had chorizo and Swiss. Now the staff. John took us to and from dinner in a â41 Packard that was luxurious. He was efficient and personable. Scotty at the omelette bar was a pro. Renee at the bar, was amazing in her conversation and ability to improvise new cocktails. The absolute star was Paty at the front desk. She was helpful, friendly and so accommodating. Disappointed that the hot tub was out of order, but otherwise a great stay. Shout out to the cleaning staff. One of the cleanest hotels I have ever stayed at. If you can swing it, treat yourself.
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Special time at a special place.
This was our second stay at The Cannery. We really enjoyed our stay. Everyone worked to make us feel special and welcome.
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Astoria Visit
Great property, Great people, Excellent service with attention to details!
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need earlier breakfast start for fishing guests
no issues except earlier breakfast start needed for guests leaving for the 6 am guided fishing trips.
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Great hotel, not great service
We loved the location and amenities of this hotel. The $25 per day credit in the bar is a nice touch and we used the classic car service to get to dinners in town, which was really fun. The unfortunate part was the front desk person Jamie who was rude to us when we checked in at 3:40pm and told us the official check in was 4pm while the other front desk staff checked in our friends and gave them their room. We were told our room was clean but not inspected so instead of having us sit down and get some water while having someone check on the room, she rudely said it wasnât time and we ended up standing outside for 20 minutes with our luggage. I asked if she would call when the room was ready and she said yes, but she did not. When we returned at 4pm and went to the much friendlier person, Jamie told her that our room was ready. She almost defiantly wouldnât help us, which was so strange because we didnât do anything to her. I have stayed in luxury hotels all over the world and have never encountered such bizarre poor treatment of guests. Aside from that, the hotel had an adequate breakfast and is near the trolley and walkable from town. The rooms are beautiful and look out on the water - it is so fun to watch ships pass by and we received a ship list to look for them. I would recommend hospitality classes for Jamie, but would otherwise recommend the hotel.