Hotel Elliott

Love this hotel. We stay every time we go t Astoria

The beds are very comfortable.

Great location beds were comfotable. Stay in upper floors if you can we stayed on the third floor in room 306 and the air conditioner on the roof below at night was really loud, but perhaps in the winter that won’t be an issue.

Youd better be a DEEP sleeper if you stay here. We were awakened every half hour by beeping garbage trucks from 4 am until 7am, when we finally decided to get up. The agent at the desk just told us that was the way it is in a city like Astoria, BUT I lived in NYC and have since visited, and its never been this bad.

A bit pricey but...Location! Great food/drinks within short walk. Sunset from rooftop terrace was awesome. Astoria is cool little town with a pulse. Very walkable.

Great staff

Nice hotel, updated rooms, funky cooling system.

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On the day we were suppose to ccheckin, there was a parade in town that shut down access to the Hotel. There was no parking to be found within a mile radius. Not optimal when you have bags. This would have been helpful to know beforehand. I called the hotel in advance to ask if we could check in early, as their usual check-in time was the same time as the wedding ceremony we were attending. The staff member said they would do their best. When I asked about parking, they said there is a lot across from the hotel. There wasn't. We asked a police officer where we could park, and he made an exception for us about 6 blocks from the hotel. It was kind of comical we had to walk against the flow of a parade to get to our hotel. The hotel is old and charming. The staff was nice. We chose this hotel because it was within walking distance to the venue where the wedding was held. The included breakfast was basic and not particularly great. We ended up moving our car to a parking lot that the hotel suggested, the next morning our car had been towed. Which made the already expensive night at the hotel, even more expensive. Our tow truck driver was pissed off because he went to the hotel to ask if any of the cars he had tagged belonged to hotel guests. The hotel did not take our license plate numbers and roughtly six guests had their cars towed. (I know, sounds like a great grift between towing and hotel) So, the hotel was nothing special, but convenient. No parking. Pass.

Great stay, great room with good view and comfortable bed

What a disappointing hotel. The worst service and staff I’ve experienced in years. Doesn’t respond to emails. Doesn’t clean the room. Doesn’t have working room keys. Doesn’t offer To help when there are issues. And the place Smells old - not to mention the giant pee stain on my carpet - AVOID AT ALL COSTS

Staff very uninformed. Lousy breakfast. No body wash in shower or shower caps. Dingy place

This was a very special place to stay. Old fashioned charm, friendly host, comfortable room. A lovely rooftop gathering area with a great view! Relaxing and delicious morning breakfast included. The only drawback for us was a Sunday farmer’s market which made access to the hotel and parking an issue until 3:00. Only on Sundays though.

Nice gem! Staff was very nice, and hotel was very clean and comfortable. As mentioned by others, a little noisy with the trains but I slept through it with my white noise app on so no concern.

It’s a pretty run down property Smelly in room and I would say three star to two star

Overall was good. The bed was very uncomfortable and dense the pillows were all fluff but flattened quickly.

Beware of this hotel. I stayed the night of Saturday 7/12/25. The hotel has no onsite parking. I parked right in front of the hotel entrance, there were no signs regarding parking whatsoever. I checked in and the front desk agent did not tell me they tow cars away in the early Sunday morning for a farmer’s market. I went out Sunday morning to get something from my car and a different front desk agent saw me go to and from my car. Did not bother to take off his headphones to mention that I should move my car. When I went to check out my car was gone. A new front desk agent said “they didn’t tell you?” He gave me the managers business card, Trish Glass. I have called so many times as well as emailed and she will not respond. Wrote to the district manager, Michelle Hannah and no response either. The tow truck driver said the weekend before 3 hotel guests had their cars towed. I am upset about the $220 I had to pay to get my car back but I am also upset that I cannot even speak to someone at the hotel. Even if it is to let them know it would be helpful to put a sign on the desk letting people know not to park on the street out front.

Amazing, fireworks were fantastic and the Japanese speak easy down the street was incredible.

We enjoyed our stay! Parking was easy, but we were there during the week. We had a basic queen room and it was perfect - loved the heated bathroom floor and excellent shower. Great water pressure! Some people commented on a musty smell in hallway or room but we didn't have that, and I have an excellent sense of smell. The staff was very kind. We will return :)

This was my favorite hotel I've ever stayed in. I don't even know where to start. It's right in the middle of everything. It's a beautiful historic building. The staff were all exceptionally helpful, friendly, informative, and in all opportunities exceeded our hopes. There's a wine bar, a rooftop balcony, a pool table in the basement, and a full breakfast in the morning. Our room was beautiful, the bed was the most comfortable thing I've ever slept on, the bathroom is big with heated floors and a removable shower head that was mounted high enough for a tall person to still be under the water and a jetted tub. The coffee in the room was from a local roaster and there was real creme. The only complaint I had was there wasn't a refrigerator in the room so don't bring home leftovers. Not only will we definitely stay here again, we want to move in and never leave