This room was very cozy and unique compared to standard hotel rooms. This was an old house where all the rooms were turned into suites. We stayed in room 362, which was the very top floor. Everything was laid out so thoughtfully. There is a seating area in front of a large window overlooking Astoria and the water. There are thoughtful signs explaining various items like the futon, for instance. I wouldn't put these in the dislike section, but to more to make note for anybody interested in staying. It is an old house and all the rooms are up a flight of stairs. Our room also had an extra flight of stairs behind the door. The room also has a smell you might experience from going to your grandma's house, which wasn't a bad smell. It wasn't bothersome, and you acclimate to it fast. Highly recommend this hotel. It was a very charming house and room!

A Victorian home updated with modern features while retaining the period feel. The down stairs sitting room was particularly delightful. There is no staff at house. All entry codes to building and room are by email. Works well. Bed was great even though rooms are small as is typical of homes of this era. However, the bathrooms upgrades provided plenty of space and a clawfoot tub/shower. There is a balcony on some rooms, sadly hard to see the bay due to other buildings. It is reasonable walking distance to main commercial street, although it is a bit of a climb back up. Plenty of parking in church lot next door.

No elevator and stairs are steep. Good hand rails though. A/C- heater unit in my room fan ran all the time (maintenance person is checking out unit per note from manager) Became white noise to me, but could bother some people. Water pressure in shower was OK, although could be inadequate for long dense hair. The clawfoot tube is period perfect- however it can be hard to get into for persons of limited mobility.

There is no staff on site. This seemed unusual at first, but when we needed assistance, we were able to contact the staff easily. The place is very cozy, and our rooms were clean and stocked with everything we needed. We had a nice view of the pier and the downtown area from the top room. It felt very homey. Would definitely come back again!

No complaints really. You have to park on the street, but there was plenty of space available to park.

Loved sitting in the big window with two comfy chairs watching the ships come in and out. Cute and quaint, good use of attic space. We loved the space!

Need railing on all stairs. While there was a fire extinguisher present, only one way out in case of fire. Should be a ladder present to go out the bathroom window in case the third floor stairs are blocked.

The location was great with ample parking. The house was easy to locate.

There was no breakfast, but presumably that was due to the ongoing pandemic. It would have been nice if the room rate had been adjusted for that.

The building and the room have an incredible charm! They did a very good job in keeping the style of the time through the decor as well. They added useful features like a minibar with a coffee machine and minifridge. I would definitely stay there again if we pass through Astoria.

The place is old, and so is the carpet; despite the place being quite clean, you can definitely smell the old carpet.

Beautiful old home filled with charming antiques and modern conveniences. Thoughtful touches throughout. I loved the glow in the dark stars above the bed!

Based on the name, I thought it would be near a pier. Instead, it was up the hill inland. I didn't mind the location but it is not near any piers.

The unique, quaint feel of the house was amazing. The room was spacious, the kitchen was perfectly equipped and the kids' room was much bigger than expected!

I can't say there was anything I didn't like. The house is older, so keeping the window fixtures closed to keep the warmth in was necessary. December is pretty dark in Astoria, so it was dark in the rooms.

It has fridge in room and microwave and Keurig coffee maker. Beautiful view of Columbia River and Astoria. I sat at the table in front of window and enjoyed my coffee. It also has big old claw foot tub bathroom. My husband enjoyed that.

Maybe a new mattress. But we loved the old house and wouldn't change a thing.

Everything was awesome especially the retro furniture I liked that the staff kept in touch from room bring ready to my friend said lost there keys asked if they would look an actually did an msgd back he had keys the whole time

The shower was a little small for a big guy but managed to take one