Unwind in comfort where every window frames the mesmerizing waterscape of Astoria. Each stateroom features a galley-style kitchen for culinary adventures and the allure of sunset viewing from your balcony. Indulge in modern amenities, including Roku entertainment, BBQ grill, and high-speed Wi-Fi to elevate your stay. Nestled in Astoria's historic heart, your getaway at Parker Landing marries the charm of yesteryear with today's comforts.

Astoria is gritty, and likes it that way. But that rustic exterior is just a cover for the many enchanting dichotomies you’ll find waiting around the next corner. Here, fisherman are poets, loggers drink espresso, and Main Street welcomes both nouveau gallery and five n’ dime. For Astoria, it’s about character, and it’s also about characters: the people who call this place home with a passion that borders on evangelical. The skipper who challenges the same mighty river his great grandfather once fished. The artist who migrated here in search of a new palette. The hotelier who resurrected a once-bustling pier. Astoria is that little town that could, a city of 10,000 people on the Columbia River, just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. Founded 200 years ago at the beginning of Oregon’s North Coast, Astoria has been through boom and bust times more than once, weathering the collapse of both the Columbia River fishery and Oregon timber industry. It has risen once again as a cultural haven, often referred to as “little San Francisco.” Astoria is an old place that is newly hip. Here, Victorian mansions and maritime relics live in harmony with chef-driven restaurants and tattoo parlors. Astoria is a port city founded in 1811. It is the oldest city in the state of Oregon and was the first American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.