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Located next to Highway 30, the hotel is surrounded by Oregon forest overlooking the Columbia River. Waterfront dining is steps away – and beaches, cafés, and shops in downtown Astoria are a 10-minute ride on the Astoria Riverfront Trolley. Relax in the hotel’s indoor pool, and enjoy free daily hot breakfast and WiFi.
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Good location; the only positive. Room was directly above the pool so we heard kids screaming until 10:15pm. Front desk said they could switch us to a different room in the morning for the rest of our 7 night stay. The next morning, the front desk man offered a room then said he had to make a call first, came back 5 mins later and said he "didn't want to move us and risk double booking so we'd just have to deal with it." Ironically, the rest of our stay was on a second reservation so we came back 10 mins later to checkout of the first reservation/check into the second and asked if we could have a new room for the second reservation, then as if by magic he suddenly could put us in a new room. Talk about non-existent service. Also, the first room's bathroom light was out and had ants. Both bathrooms smell like urine. Morning coffee cream option is only artificial creamer, no half and half. Wont be back.
After checking in for a 9 day stay I was woken up the next day to a call asking why I wasn’t checked out of my room. I was then told that they had cancelled my reservation, and I would have to move to another room. I asked to specifically make sure that my room matched what I had previously booked and after being told it was the exact same, I found myself in a room half the size that clearly didnt match. The service personnel blamed system errors while trying to accommodate my stay. The personnel that helped me seemed uninterested and like I was causing them an inconvenience when I was the one that had been cheated.
Location cant be beat, sea lions right outside. Walk across a cute bridge to a delicious dinner at Rogue Brewery or Crab house. Hampton Inns are always the best with the delicious breakfast and friendly staff and this one did not disappoint.
My husband and I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights in August, 2023. We had a nice room with a balcony facing the river. We enjoyed sitting there. Although the room was nice, it was the same as just about every Hampton Inn. Our two nights at this hotel cost us $1000 with taxes. When I was deciding where to stay in Astoria, I realized that just about every hotel in this town is unusually expensive. The town has a great martime museum and the Lewis and Clark camp site is not too far out of town. The town is nice, but not fantastic. I have no idea how the hotels are getting away with the prices they charge. We had visited this town 20 years ago, staying in a different, but more scenic hotel which we could not afford on this recent trip. I have no idea what has happened in 20 years to make this town so expensive. The breakfast was the usual Hampton Inn offerings, nothing special.
Room was not ready when we arrived and front desk staff weren’t super friendly, but other than that our one night stay was very nice. We had a room overlooking the river and a group of barking seals on the boardwalk. I did not find it difficult to sleep at all with the noise, in fact the bed was super comfortable and we slept great! The view from our room was lovely. The breakfast didn’t look appetizing so we skipped that. The trolley that goes back and forth to downtown stopped running at 4:00 so we couldn’t access that as planned, but driving and parking wasn’t bad in town. Overall I would stay here again if in the area.
