Astoria sits where the Columbia River meets the Pacific, the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies. Victorian houses climb the hills, the Astoria Column looks out over the river, and the Oregon Coast beaches are a short drive away.
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Astoria is a port of call on some Pacific Coast and Alaska-season cruises, with ships docking at the Port of Astoria near downtown.
Historic hotels and inns near the Riverwalk, the maritime museum and restaurants.
The west end of town near the Astoria-Megler Bridge, with riverside hotels.
Chain hotels and good value, close to Fort Stevens State Park.
A classic beach resort town a short drive south, with a promenade and many motels.
A restored 1920s hotel in downtown Astoria with a rooftop garden.
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July–September is the driest and busiest time; spring and fall are cheaper, with more rain.
Often yes, especially outside summer; Warrenton usually has the best-value chain hotels.
The Astoria Column, the Columbia River Maritime Museum, Fort Clatsop at the Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, and the Riverwalk trolley.
Summer weekends and festival dates; rates drop in the rainy months.