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BUSINESS NEWS COAST RIVER BUSINESS JOURNAL JULY 2021 • 3 Boutique hotel opens Astoria riverfront revitalization moves forward By M.J. Cody CRBJ STAFF Publisher Matt Winters mwinters@crbizjournal.com Editor Emily Lindblom editor@crbizjournal.com Offi ce Coordinator Sarah Smith ssmith@eomediagroup.com Group Publisher Kari Borgen kborgen@dailyastorian.com Advertising Director Sarah Silver ssilver@dailyastorian.com Layout/Design Emily Lindblom | Matthew Vann Tiff any and Brady Turner have done it again. As founders of Adrift Hospitality, a Washington-based, sustainability-driven B corporation generating inno- vative lodging, eateries and products, their newest venture is the Bowline Hotel on Astoria’s riverfront. The boutique hotel, just east of Buoy Brewing Company, at the foot of 9th Street, encompasses a former fi shery and its adjacent icehouse. It is the sixth lodging property for Adrift Hospitality and its second hotel in Oregon. Long known for unique, aff ordable, lean and clean, industrial design incli- nations, the $5.4-million dollar Bowline is a slight departure from their other properties. “This project has been super exciting as it is something that we haven’t done before and that has presented lots of challenges and opportunities,” said Tiff any. “It’s the fi rst time we’ve repurposed a prop- erty that wasn’t formerly lodging and in turning a historic building into luxury accommodations.” Even though entering a more upscale hotel If You Go CONTACT CRBJ Submit news: editor@crbizjournal.com Website: CoastRiverBusinessJournal.com Coast River Business Journal 205 Bolstad Ave. E. Suite 2, P.O. Box 427 Long Beach, WA 98631 Phone 800-643-3703 Coast River Business Journal is published the second week of every month. Opinions expressed by contributing writers and guest columnists do not necessarily refl ect the opinions of the Publisher. Letters to the Editor will be accepted, and will be printed at the discretion of the Editor. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is strictly prohibited. © Copyright 2021 Coast River Business Journal CRBJ is part of EO Media Group market, there’s no mistaking Adrift Hospitality’s character. “Many people ask who our designer is, and I’m always eager to tell them how amazing Brady is and people are shocked to know that the owner/ founder and designer are the same person,” Tif- fany said, referring to the taste in décor and design incorporated in Adrift Hospitality’s strategies from the onset, with the construction and development of the Inn at Discovery Coast at Long Beach in 2004. “We’ve always wanted to be unlike any other hotel.” Travelers enthusiastically responded, and, in turn, helped propel an enterprise of hotels, eater- ies, a spa, and, in 2018, Adrift craft distillery. Bow- line too, integrates the distinct fl avor that attracts so many. “Our vision has always been to create unique spaces that are authentic to place and allow people to experience more than just an overnight stay,” Tif- fany added. “Brady and the rest of our team have done a brilliant job of designing our most luxurious hotel to date, while still retaining the character of the cannery and its maritime setting.” See Page 4 M.J. CODY Bowline Hotel entrance at the foot of 9th Street. TRAVEL TRAILER/5TH WHEEL NEW SHOP! LARGER BAYS MORE TECH’S TRUCK CAMPER/TOY HAULERS C E L E B R AT I N G 4 2 Y E A R S ! 1978 - 2020 Publication Date: August 11, 2021 Advertising Deadline: August 2, 2021 WE ARE OPEN! NEXT ISSUE The Bowline Hotel 1 9th St., Astoria www.bowlinehotel.com hello@bowlinehotel.com 503-325-7546 Right on the Freeway - Right on the Price 1-5 Exit 36 • Kelso, WA • www.UNEEKRV.com • 800-248-6335
