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Average rate: $50
Hotel class: 1*

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Rivershore Motel Astoria Description

Boasting reasonable rates and beautiful views of the Columbia River, the Astoria Rivershore Motel sits across Highway 30, just one-half mile east of the Astoria Megler Bridge. Adding tremendous value to their guest's experience, this Oregon motel is conveniently positioned near Astoria's Old 300 Trolley, a trolley that passes along Astoria's historic working waterfront. The trolley offers quick transportation to many of Astoria's attractions. While leisure guests take advantage of VCR and DVD player rental...(see more)
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Rivershore Motel Astoria Amenities

  • Air Conditioned
  • Cribs Available
  • Elevators
  • Hairdryer
  • Restaurant on site
  • Kitchenette
  • Maid Service
  • Non-Smoking Room
  • Shopping Mall/ Area
  • Cable/Satellite TV
  • Wake-up Service

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