Cannery Pier Hotel

I like this hotel. The rooms are comfortable and well furnished. The hotel is trendy and up to date. The hotel has a spa and my husband and I did a couples massage. The masseuses were great. The spa was comfortable and modern. Their evening snack was great and they have antique cars that take you to and from places. The rides are complimentary… nice!

One of the finest places we have stayed at. Beautiful location, excellent service,… Perfect in every way. Can’t wait to go again. Rooms were plush, views from every corner of the room.

This hotel is amazing, it’s very warm and cozy, the view of the Astoria-​Megler Bridge from our room is amazing. There is easy access to nice restaurants and all the touristy things to do in Astoria. We brought our small dog with us and there was a basket of treats and a huge dog bed ready for her stay.
We will be back and recommend the hotel to everyone, remember to bring your fishing rod to cast off your deck!

Grand service. Beautiful rooms with awesome views of the river. Wine reception in the evening with great selections and goo

Great place to stay. Can’t beat the location. Right over the Columbia River. Almost under the bridge. Nice big rooms, comfortable beds, clean, clean, clean. Great service. Every staffer we dealt with was friendly and gracious. Lots of extras, espresso, wine tasting, free bikes, vintage cars to ferry you around. Fantastic views. Would stay here again in a heartbeat.

I have staying the Cannery Pier Hotel since it opened once or twice per year. I just never get tired of being treated like a king and just relaxing at this marvelous place. Two cruise ships came on this visit. If you come to the NW coast, skip the beach and come to the CPH as us «regulars call it» and view the unbeilable view of the Columbia River and the ship traffic that goes by. A must
Sam and Kathi from Wilsonville Or

Staying at Cannery Pier was one of the best decisions that I’ve ever made!
This is a 5 star hotel. When you walk in, you are taken care of immediately. The rooms have «wow» factor. Our room was on the first floor, right on the water. The back wall is tall windows and a door that opens up to a small patio that goes over the water. All night we got to watch the ships go by and watch the sea lions and birds. It was awesome. The room had a huge soaking tub, a shower, and high end toiletries, We had a coffee maker and a fireplace, a couch and a sitting area next to the window. The bed was very comfy.
My favorite thing about Cannery pier is the free car service around town! You can reserve a fancy old car with a wonderful driver, and he’ll take you to your Astoria destination in style, while giving you a bit of history along the way. We really loved this.
In the morning, there’s a large continental breakfast and an espresso bar. It was great sitting on the deck having a coffee in the morning. I can’t wait to come back!

This is one of my favorite spots on the planet. There’s something about walking through the front door that washes away all my cares and worries. The view from each room is absolutely mesmerizing, whether it be from the window seat, the bed, or the massive soaker tub.
Pro tip: if you enjoy the private fireplace in each room but are struggling to keep it lit (because it’s actually the room’s heater and governed by the thermostat), just open the window and manage the temperature that way.
The complimentary wine with cheese and crackers is a lovely opportunity to soak up the atmosphere while you’re deciding where to go for dinner. The only thing keeping this from a 5-​star review is their chintzy, Holiday Inn-​worthy continental breakfast, but to be fair, most hotels don’t offer breakfast at all. That’s usually reserved for motels.
I always look forward to my stays here.

Beautiful, beautiful room. Fireplace, window seat, gorgeous bathroom, comfy bed. Friendly, helpful staff. Can’t ask for much more. Highly recommend.

The place is great! The room we had was stunning best bathroom in ages. Great helpful staff, Binoculars in the room to watch the ships! The only downside was there was no air conditioning but it is never hot there unless you were there when we were. They couldn’t have been nicer though. The car service to town is so fun!

Wow, this is an amazing hotel. This blows any high end hotel I have stayed at out of the water. Shame on you Ritz Carlton.
Location, everywhere in the hotel looks over the beautiful Columbia river. Go see it for yourselves.
Complimentary happy hour– smoked salmon with cheese and crackers. Decent (free) wine.
Rooms– great views from the claw foot bathtub that is big enough to fit 2– Very romantic. High end toiletries and all the things you would expect. Free binoculars.
Bikes, snag these if you can. Took a ride along the river and found an awesome antique place (vintage hardware). Amazing views again. Did I mention amazing views?

We spent two nights at the Cannery Pier Hotel, and loved it and would definitely go back.
As others have said, the location is one of the best things about this hotel. It is built on a pier, literally a few hundred feet out into the Columbia River. The views are nothing less than breathtaking! You could easily spend the day in your room just enjoying the views.
The rooms were very comfortable, plush, with nice touches like a Pendleton wool blanket if you wanted to sit outside, and binoculars to watch the ships go by. Each room also had a fireplace for cool weather.
The only caveat about the rooms is that they are not air conditioned. Most of the time that’s fine, Astoria doesn’t seem to get broilingly hot most of the time. But, when we were there the temperatures were in the 90’s during the day, and the room got hot. There is only one opening window in each room, we also had to prop open the door to the patio and use a fan to draw in cool air at night. Not a big deal, but something to keep in mind if you go when it happens to be searingly hot.
There was a puzzling «incident» during our stay, which I have to say the hotel staff handled professionally, courteously, and conscientiously. When we came back to our room on the second day, we were shocked to find that one wall of the glassed-​in shower was shattered. There was clearly a human body-​sized hole in the glass — someone obviously fell through the shower glass, scattering broken glass all over the bathroom (I suspect a cleaning person was in the shower cleaning it, and slipped and fell through the glass). It was strange that they didn’t report this, obviously we were going to find this when we came back to the room.
Hotel management was very gracious and rapidly responsive, and moved us to another room (which was an upgrade to a suite).
Overall, we will definitely stay here again when we come back to Astoria.

The long and short is if you pay $ 300 a night for a suite, do it for the location and the view. Both are fantastic. The room is also spacious. The rest of our stay was adequate at best, on the level of a comfort suites or Hilton Garden Inn (ie, a hotel of half the cost or less)
Our stay started with the front desk giving us attitude because we hoped to check in 45 minutes early. A «oh sorry it’s not clean yet» would do but instead we got a lecture about how we aren’t guaranteed our room until checkout time and we should be happy to wait for a «truly one of a kind room.» After all that the room still wasn’t ready five minutes after check-​in time and we had to wait for housekeeping to finish. We should have gotten snotty about being «guaranteed» our room. Oh well.
They offer luggage carts but no ramp at the lobby doors. Had to go all the way around the parking lot. Really weird. Is that OK with ADA? I dunno but I would have been really annoyed if I was in a wheelchair.
They are also really weird about dogs. They have 4 dog-​friendly rooms but they want you to go in the rear entrance like you’re one of the staff at Downton Abbey if you have a dog. The receptionist failed to tell us this (twice) so the manager stopped us as we were hauling our luggage, dog, and toddler through the lobby and insisted on escorting us to our room I guess so she could ensure we didn’t break any more dog rules that nobody told us. She gave us a printout with a long list of passive aggressive rules that made it pretty clear that they don’t think dogs mix with their «upscale one of a kind experience.» That’s fine, then don’t take pet reservations.
The room was fine. Tons of windows but only two that open, a bummer on a hot weekend. The housekeeper that supposedly couldn’t clean our room in less than the four hours between checkout and check in missed some previous guest’s nail clippers sitting on top of the (very dusty) DVD player. Paint and carpet showed the kind of wear and tear that’s more in line with a budget hotel than the top notch experience they bill themselves as.
I wish they’d put a less expensive room than our suite up above the spa. We were listening to the whirlpool going as we were trying to go to sleep.
Continental breakfast was what you’d expect at a Holiday Inn Express, definitely nothing premium. Cereal, fruit, lots of raisin bagels for some reason. One of those make-​your-​own-​waffle stations. Meh. I couldn’t find anything that wasn’t sweet so I skipped it. Maybe add at least a loaf of white bread?
If you have the money to blow on the view, do it. But don’t expect an overall experience that matches the cost. We were happier in all regards with the suite we stayed at in Cannon Beach the previous two nights for half the cost.

This hotel was absolutely beautiful. Clean, and such friendly staff. Our room had the hugest tub ever! A bubble bath was the perfect way to end the evening after a long day of traveling.
The woman manning the desk when we arrived was so accommodating upon our late check in. We missed out on the wine sampling, but she offered us a glass of wine, and opened a brand new bottle of Chardonnay for us.
Coming to Astoria was a bucket list item (We are Goonies fans!) and we decided to make the most of it by staying here. Would absolutely stay again!

What a LOVELY place to stay! The room was huge and comfortable and had a great view of the water and bridge and boats. There was a comfy window seat that was nice. Bed was comfy and pillows were decent.
*We brought our dog and when we checked in there was a water and food dish, a toy, a bunch of treats, a nice dog bed and a toy! Super cute
*Wine & cheese hour every day 5−6pm!
*Freshly baked cookies every evening at 8pm
*Complimentary continental breakfast had some great options. Waffle bar, nice yogurt, fruit, bagels and pastries, cereal, oatmeal, etc.
*Best part was the saltwater hot tub open ²⁴⁄₇ with a view of the bridge and water
Had a fabulous trip and really like our room.

Ok, first off the hotel was very clean and nice. The staff were good. The wine and cheese was great. The view was excellent. We were also amazed with the room…
Now the bad.
I posted 3 pictures of the bed we had in our room. the bed had 2 areas that were so sunk in and uneven it was unacceptable. I need to reiterate, This was unacceptable. To even have a room with such a worn out mattress and charge anyone for that is irresponsible of any hotel. The pictures do not lie. You can clearly see 2 areas where the mattress collapsed already. How would anyone get a good night sleep? it was horrible… we would not recommend this hotel to anyone that wanted a good night sleep. The hotel needs to replace the bad mattresses and right away. We were so disappointed. We had waited for months for our vacation and to stop here due to the great view of the river.
We did enjoy our wine on the small patio we had. The great view and wonderful sunset. It was amazing. We only wish the hotel would take some time to insure the quality of the rooms. We will not let this hotel dampen our vacation.

We just checked out of our king suite on the second floor of the hotel. We had an amazing balcony that overlooks the river with a direct view of the bridge. The room is huge. A nice sitting room, small kitchen, jacuzzi tub bathroom and separate sleeping quarters. The view from the tub is also really awesome. I really liked their complimentary happy hour with cheese and wine which starts at 5. We will definitely be back.

Visited Astoria with my wife during the Goonies/80’s festival. The Cannery Pier offered the most robust services out of the local hotels while being less expensive than most. We took advantage of their free shuttle service (via vintage American cars and a gentleman driver) which took us around the local-​favorites. The driver was informative and has great recommendations for drinks and dining. The rooms seem small but they have balconies over-​looking the Columbia River, great furnishings, luxurious bathrooms, and above-​average continental breakfast. My wife loved the spa (somewhat spendy), their nightly wine tastings were classy, and the hot-​tub + sauna were inviting. I would recommend the Pier to anyone visiting Astoria. Prices range from $ 190 to $ 230 a night depending on the day of the week.

Ok, I know enough to say that this comparison isn’t exactly right, but bear with me – I’m a huge fan of the movie, «Somewhere in Time,» with Christopher Reeve, and there was a lot about this hotel that reminded me of it. It’s large, beautiful, and a throwback to an earlier time. They even have a free shuttle (tip the driver!) in vintage cars.
The rooms are large, spacious, and offer amazing views of the Columbia river. GIANT barges will routinely pass by your room, offering spectacular picture opportunities. You’ll also get great panoramic shots even if you’re not on a corner room, because the free wine/​cheese happy hour will afford you a chance to sit outside and get shots there.
The bathroom was a little curious — it had a phone by the toilet, which was strange in such a hotel clearly designed as a throwback to less crowded, less complicated days. But the tub/​sinks were (surprise!) huge, and very top-​notch.
Definitely worth a stay if you come to Astoria, but just be aware that it’s quite pricey. You might end up choosing a cheaper hotel to buy yourself an extra day in Astoria. But if you can afford it, you’ll love it.

Most beautiful room of our honeymoon! Our first night was in a corner suite and we were floored at how lovely and peaceful and quiet it was!!! Great service with a lovely congratulations bottle of champagne and a card for us waiting in our room. We borrowed the free bikes for the afternoon and had a great time! They’re a bit clunky to ride but the day was gorgeous and the path near the water was so nice to stop and look at the water and birds and even a few big ol’ seals!
The wine hour was nice although if I was to get picky, a piece of lox on a piece of whole wheat bread looks a bit tacky, but it was a nice gesture. They also offered «$ 2 espressos» in the morning — kind of surprising they’re not free considering how very very very expensive the rooms are. Seems kind of nickel-​and-​dimey. But these are miniscule details. We slept, we relaxed, we enjoyed the first evening of our honeymoon.
Thanks Cannery Pier ! We will be back!