08/09/2026
We're honored to be featured in The New York Times' guide to spending a weekend in Astoria.
Being recognized by one of the world's most respected travel publications is an exciting milestone, and we're grateful to be included alongside so many wonderful businesses that make Astoria such a memorable destination.
The Times writes:
"Astoria's Commodore Hotel puts most attractions within easy walking distance, offering both Compact rooms with shared bathroom facilities and more traditional Standard and Deluxe rooms with private bathrooms. Downstairs, take advantage of Stranded, which, alongside a full bar, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with Scandinavian twists that nod to the area's immigrant history."
"Find Stranded on the ground floor of the 101-year-old Lewis Building, the remainder of which is occupied by the Commodore Hotel."
Whether you're visiting the Oregon Coast for the first time or returning to explore more of Astoria, we'd love to welcome you. Stay in the heart of downtown, then head downstairs to Stranded for breakfast, lunch, dinner, craft cocktails, or a great cup of coffee before exploring everything our historic waterfront town has to offer.
Thank you to The New York Times for the mention, and thank you to our guests, neighbors, and community for your continued support.
Read the full story here:
🔗 https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/07/23/travel/things-to-do-oregon-coast.html?unlocked_article_code=1.0FA.Vqph.QdiyFRItVoFB&smid=nytcore-ios-share
We look forward to welcoming you to the Commodore Hotel and Stranded.
📍 Commodore Hotel & Stranded
258 14th St
Astoria, OR 97103
