Kjæledyrvennlige ferieboliger i Astoria

Oceanfront overlooking Three Arch Rocks

Oceanside Inn #8 is a favorite of regular guests to the Oceanside Inn. This historic property dates back to the 1920’s but recently underwent a full renovation. #8 is on the main level, on the Western (ocean-facing) end of the Northern wing, with unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge. There are two bedrooms: one with a king bed and an attached bathroom, and a second with a queen size bed and an attached bathroom. Shared amenities at Oceanside Inn include three Level 2 EV chargers, complimentary guest laundry machines, and a massive deck extending over the bluff, and stairs to the beach below (there’s also a public beach access without stairs a block away). As noted in some reviews, the parking lot can be a little tight, and can occasionally be full (there are ten spaces for the ten units, but parking is not assigned). There is street parking immediately in front of the building, and plentiful parking about a block to the North across from the Blue Agate Cafe. Oceanside is considered by many to the hidden jewel of the Northern Oregon Coast. The beach is always special, but it’s even more so in Oceanside during low tides: tide pools abound on the far side of Maxwell Point. You can walk the tunnel under the Maxwell Point, or if the tide is sufficiently low, walk around it. You can easily harvest mussels by hand (with a shellfish license, purchased online from ODFW), and the tide pools are filled with anemones, sea stars, crabs, and mollusks. A few minutes to the south is Netarts Bay, where you can rent crab boats from Big Spruce Boat Rentals or Netarts Bay Garden RV Resort. They’ll give you tips for success, and they’ll even cook them up for you assuming a successful haul. You can crab year-round, but it’s generally best in fall and winter. You can also try clamming in Netarts Bay at low tide - there’s even a patch of geoduck clams at the start of the bay near Happy Camp! Oceanside is known as one of the best spots on the Oregon Coast for whale watching. While whales can be spotted any time of year, they’re most common from mid-December to mid-January as 20,000 gray whales migrate south to Mexico, and again in late March through early June as they pass by on their return to Alaska. When the weather is nice, the 180 degree views from the massive shared deck make it the perfect spot for whale watching. In town, you’ll find three great options for food within a block: Blue Agate and Current Cafe open for breakfast (and coffee!), and Rosanna’s is open starting with brunch . There’s also a small grocery store in Netarts, or a Safeway about 15 minutes away in Tillamook. The scenic road to through to Tillamook through Cape Meares is once again open, and while longer than the drive through Netarts, the views are exceptional. The drive down to Pacific City along Cape Lookout road is also amongst the most beautiful on the coast, making Pacific City (40 minutes to the south) an exceptional day trip. You can enjoy a drink at Pelican Brewery while watching the surfers and dory boats on the waves, and you can climb and slide down the dunes. We look forward to hosting you!

Cottage on the Bay.

Cottage sits across from youngs bay views changing with each season Fire pit BBQ tree swing yard helps separate main road and noise much quieter inside French doors off entry open to spacious living room with 2 pull outs Heat pump/remote fully stocked kitchen dining coffee tea menus & more laundry room stocked Record player phone hook-up TV Netflix Roku, Private bedroom pack-n-play. Great bathroom amenities shower only hot nice pressure, ample parking boat trailer+car 6min quick drive to town!

Beachfront Romance, Sunsets, Ships&Eagles

Chinook Shores is a charming, cozy nautical beachfront cottage with EASY beach access. It offers a spectacular front row view of the Historic Lower Columbia River as your back drop. The panoramic wall of windows & back deck offer an unobstructed view of passing ships, wildlife, & GORGEOUS SUNSETS. The semi-private beach offers views of the historic seining fish traps, driftwood,sea glass & serene sounds of waves. Astoria /Seaside OR & Long Beach WA are both within a 12 min. drive. A HIDDEN GEM.

Soapstone Woodland River Retreat

Private & Secluded! This famous river & writing retreat, built based on nature's Fibonacci Sequence, was designed by architect Will Martin. It's hosted writers such as Cheryl Strayed, author of "Wild". Located on 22 acres & privately situated on a beautiful river in the midst of a true PNW woodland. Enjoy your own private trails, salmon spawning in the fall & early winter, and the sounds of nature. Adults & kids will love the "writer's cube" perched at the top of the house. The PNW at its best!

Llan y Mor-Cottage by the Sea

Hafa Adai Mabuhay & Aloha! The economy has impacted our rental-but inquiries are welcome to come enjoy the quaint town of Chinook! A private studio Cottage Get-Away w/ beach views & privacy for those looking to do the digital detox or just plain read a book, reminisce or spend a romantic getaway from the usual! Lots of recreation from Long Beach WA to Astoria/Seaside OR whether it's sunny or stormy weather secure viewing w/ a relaxed feel of home! Special $ just ask-repeat guests pls text me..

Salt & Pine Retreat - Walk to the beach. Hot Tub!

Escape to the Oregon Coast in this peaceful, family-friendly beach house! Just a 5-min walk through dunes to the ocean, our cozy home is perfect for your getaway. Newly remodeled! Stunning high-end kitchen & bathroom. Plus outdoor hot/cold shower. Experiencing ocean sunsets on the deck while enjoying wildlife sightings, yard games, a firepit! With flexible sleeping arrangements, a fully stocked kitchen, & nearby attractions, it’s the perfect spot to connect, unwind, & make lifelong memories!

Historical Workers Tavern Hideaway

Enjoy a piece of Oregon history in our overnight rental at the famous Workers Tavern located in historic Uniontown, Astoria. Nestled under the longest truss bridge in North America, the Meigler Bridge. Workers Tavern was first built near the great Columbia River around 1906 and rebuilt in 1929 to its present glorious state. Now a bar, bar garden and overnight rentals, we're here for you at Workers. We're sure you'll have an experience you'll never forget. *You and all guests must be over 21**

The Sweetheart Cottage, Dreamy Stay Steps to Beach

Explore Seaside from our charming cottage, situated at the northern end of the iconic Seaside Promenade. This prime location offers you a tranquil retreat just steps from a quiet stretch of beach. A short stroll down the Promenade leads you to the heart of town, where you can enjoy a variety of restaurants and enjoy local attractions. Ideal for families and couples alike, the cottage boasts stylish, cozy interiors, comfortable beds with luxurious Brooklinen sheets, and an inviting fireplace.

End of The Road - 4 Night Minimum

End Of The Road is a rustic family cabin perched on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, with the wooded hills of Oswald West State Park rising behind. Hand built in the late 1950's by the current owners, this 2 bedroom one bathroom cabin includes a wood stove, hot tub and washer/dryer. The location is a dramatic and stunningly wild spot. There is little sense of other human presence. Dogs are welcome with an Additional Services Fee of $25 per night, per dog: limit 2. Sorry, no cats.

Historic Downtown Cottage

Live like a local in this quaint, 1930's restored two bedroom house located in historic downtown Astoria. Just steps from the original settlement in the historic district, our cottage is within a few blocks of the Columbia River Maritime Museum, the Heritage Museum, the Ft. George brewery, the Bow Picker and the riverwalk. This cottage features off street parking (a rare find in downtown), laundry and a full kitchen. Park your car and walk to everything.

Capt Johnson House; history with river views

Enter with your passcode and you'll be welcomed by the parlor’s 10-foot ceilings. Your river view, two-bedroom suite, shower/bath and laundry are up the stairs. This landmark home was built in 1875 and is named for Captain Eric Johnson, a Swedish immigrant and riverboat pilot. The kitchenette has a microwave, mini fridge, hot pot and coffee maker. Owner lives onsite per city code, though there are no shared spaces. Astoria Homestay Lodging: 21-03.

CLOUD 254-Astoria Downtown Guest Suite

CLOUD 254 - an industrial, eclectic style suite decorated with commercial fishing history from the local area, multi rooms, private suite all to yourself, located in the heart of DOWNTOWN ASTORIA - street level...Great for a getaway, to celebrate a special occasion, and for a great stay-cation or work-cation... ULTRA internet package with 600x35...5g wifi ... cozy fireplace... walking distance to EVERYTHING Astoria has to offer.