Stay at Selina Commodore Astoria, a minimalist 4.2-star hotel with free WiFi, coffee shop, and LGBTQ+ friendly space in downtown Astoria, near the Riverwalk.
Guests appreciate the hotel's minimalist style and central location in a historic building, making it a convenient base for exploring nearby attractions.
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Selina Commodore Astoria is housed in a restored 1925 building located in downtown Astoria, just a block from the Astoria Riverwalk. The property combines minimalist hotel accommodations with a coworking space, reflecting a practical approach for visitors who may need both comfort and connectivity during their stay. Free WiFi is available throughout, supporting both leisure and business travelers.
The hotel offers straightforward amenities including an on-site coffee shop, catering to guests looking for a casual and convenient spot to relax or grab a quick beverage. Its design emphasizes simplicity and functionality within a historic setting. This 3-story property holds a rating of 4.2 from over 400 reviews, indicating generally positive experiences with some room for varied guest expectations.
Selina Commodore Astoria is LGBTQ+ friendly, aligning with an inclusive atmosphere. Check-in is from 15:00, and check-out is by 11:00, accommodating typical travel schedules. Nearby attractions include the Astoria Column, Columbia River Maritime Museum, and Flavel House Museum, all well-rated and offering diverse cultural and historical experiences within easy reach.
For travelers arriving by air, Portland International Airport is approximately a two-hour drive away. This location and the property’s combination of lodging and coworking facilities make it suitable for visitors seeking a blend of heritage ambiance and practical amenities in Astoria.
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Occupying a downtown, 3-story building dating from 1925, this polished hotel is a block from the Astoria Riverwalk and 2 miles from the Astoria Column monument.
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