Welcome to Clementine’s Guest House

Offering safe and private premier lodging on Oregon’s North Coast, our restored 1888 Victorian inn is located in the heart of Astoria’s Historic District.

It’s been more than 200 years since explorers and immigrants settled the North Oregon Coast region known today as Astoria, Oregon.  Explorers were still looking for a Northwest Passage when Captain Gray discovered the Columbia River in the late 1700’s, while others found this beautiful region of rich resources, freedom, pristine and wild territory.  Lewis and Clark put it on the map as a United States territory in the early 1800’s. Soon Astoria, OR was settled by waves of foreigners looking for fortune and a new life and claimed the rich region known today for timber, fishing.  Now tourists come for this last American adventure and enjoy the rugged beauty of the Pacific Coast, coastal mountains, the mighty Columbia River and its estuary, and the rich wildlife and outdoor adventure.

Today’s explorers staying at our Astoria, Oregon 3 room guest house and 3 vacation rentals are tourists who find adventure hiking, biking, and kayaking the river’s trails, paths and surf. Astoria boasts a rich heritage and history, and treasures an unspoiled natural beauty seen along the scenic RiverWalk Park trail and present in the many local and regional museums. More than 600 Victorian homes are tucked away throughout this small peninsula on the Columbia River.  Relive history at numerous museums, visit multiple galleries, browse antique stores and small intimate gift shops, and dine at nearly 20 restaurants. Astoria is a great escape for renewal and entertainment..

The Guest House is our 1888 restored Victorian with rooms with spectacle  views. The vacation rental  in the 1852 restored Jobe Ross house, includes the The Moose Temple Lodge, an early fraternal club in the 1900’s and later the Mormon Church. Today it accommodates guests and families and is pet-friendly. All rooms on the vacation property have private baths, some fireplaces and Jacuzzi tubs, luxury linens and guest amenities. Many rooms have views of the Columbia River, Coastal Mountains and city vistas. Rooms are decorated with eclectic antiques from the Victorian, Asian and rustic American periods.

Clementine’s Guest House enjoys a prime location in the center of the National Historic District, close to museums, restaurants, shops, galleries along the banks of the Columbia River.  Adventure is steps from the door.  You are within an eight block by four block radius of everything. The lovely 1888 restored Italianate home and its 1852 more rustic sidekick reflects the character and charm of its era and offers modern conveniences and amenities you would expect at a well-appointed European-style small hotel.