Spring in Astoria: Your Perfect Seasonal Getaway
Spring is one of the best times to visit Astoria, Oregon, as the town comes alive with blooming landscapes, mild weather, and exciting local events. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or a cozy retreat, Hotel Elliott is your ideal home base to enjoy the season.
Astoria Sunday Market
Starting in May – Shop local artisan goods, fresh produce, and handmade crafts. Plus the market happens to be right outside our hotel.
Live Music & Events at Local Breweries
Check out Buoy Beer Co. and Fort George Brewery for seasonal craft beer and live tunes. Plus Trivia nights and more!
Seafood Season
Spring is the perfect time to indulge in fresh Dungeness crab and local oysters. Plus in April Astoria is home the Seafood & Wine Festival.
Wine & Cider Tasting
Visit nearby cider houses and tasting rooms to sip on seasonal releases. Or stop by our own lobby wine bar on Friday & Saturday nights to enjoy local vino in house.
Visit Fort Stevens State Park
Discover historical ruins, nature trails, and a picturesque beach. Fort Stevens offers a variety of adventures including beach-combing, a freshwater lake, museum, trails, wildlife viewing, and a historic shipwreck.
Why Stay at Hotel Elliott?
Relax in Comfort
Unwind in our charming guest rooms, featuring fireplaces in select rooms, spa tubs in select rooms, and our signature “Wonderful Beds.”
Toast to Spring
Enjoy a glass of wine or beer from our Weekend Wine bar in the lobby and enjoy it in our speakeasy-style lounge or up on the rooftop terrace at sunset.
Rooftop Views
Take in stunning panoramic views of Astoria and the Columbia River from our rooftop deck—especially beautiful at sunset.
Delight in Breakfast
Start your day with our complimentary gourmet breakfast before heading out to explore.
Plan Your Spring Stay at Hotel Elliott
Spring in Astoria means fewer crowds, lower rates, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re here for adventure, relaxation, or a little bit of both, Hotel Elliott is ready to welcome you.