Clementine’s Bed & Breakfast
847 Exchange St, Astoria, OR, 97103
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Address :
847 Exchange St
Astoria, OR, 97103 - Phone (503) 325-2005
- Website https://clementines-bb.com/
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Holly C.
Unless you are a very heavy sleeper, DO NOT stay in the French Violet Room, Sunrise Room, or Clementine Room. The shared hallway has a stench from years of scents that have collected on rugs & furnitures. The walls are paper thin. You can hear every word of your neighbors' conversations, every single pipe in the house, every step of breakfast preparation downstairs, footsteps, doors slamming, other guests packing, fans being turned off/on, garbage truck outside despite closed windows, etc... The Dog friendly section of the property, however, is a nice and quaint cottage.
(3)Diana W.
Loved it here! Stayed in the Moose II Suite and it was divine. Amazingly clean, charming and has jacuzzi tub. Plus a delicious breakfast, coffee/tea always available and the assistant/staff/house keeper has the warmest smile. I'm tempted to steal her and the bedding :) Thanks!
(5)Lisa M.
Our first time at a bed and breakfast and it was lovely! Breakfast was delicious and Judith was a doll. Would definitely recommend to everyone!
(5)Tony Z.
My wife and I stayed here on our honeymoon, and loved this place. After the first night we wanted to come back for our anniversary, and by the third night we were even more in love with the place -- as well as each other. The site is great with plenty of trees and flowers and in easy walking distance of the heart of Astoria. Stairs up are steep but you can park above Exchange Street on 8th Avenue and come in from the side The two houses, built in 1852 and 1888, are very nice rooms -- deep and cozy queen size beds, with plenty of books on the shelves (always a good sign!) and modern kitchen and bed facilities. We are definitely going to stay here again!
(5)Chellie Z.
My husband an I stayed here for 3 days on our honeymoon, and it was WONDERFUL!! Nice feather bed that was juuuuust RIGHT- not too firm, yet, not too soft. It has a nice, comfy and warm comforter, a REALLY nice hot tub\shower combo. I liked the quaint furnishings like the old-timey bathroom sink. There are 2 rooms with a nice common area which includes a kitchen and living room. In there, there is a tv, a nice futon couch, and a nice country-ish dinner table, among many other things that makes it nice and homey. This home-away from home is located in downtown Astoria within walking distance of everything- little shops, a must-see maritime museum, GREAT restaurants, and sooooo many other activities that can't POSSIBLY be enjoyed in just 3 days, so we are going to be returning for our 1st anniversary. It is also within a short driving distance of many amazing military historical sites. Oh, and make sure you visit the south Jetty. It is SO awe inspiring, on the verge of overwhelming to see the 8-10 foot waves breaking.
(5)Natascha C.
My husband I loved staying here. The room was nice, clean, and really well decorated. The bathroom was amazing and the Jacuzzi tub totally fun! Judith was super nice and breakfast was delicious. We met lots of fun people too. Judith has created a perfect atmosphere.
(5)Jennifer C.
Lovely place, delicious breakfast. Authentic Victorian vibe and decor, complete with a baby grand piano in the living room.
(4)Paula S.
Two historic buildings make up Clementine's B&B. Brightly painted, perched on the steep hillside up two flights of stairs from Exchange Street and surrounded by gardens, the place is charming. Clementine's decor is an eclectic collection of old things and things chosen to complement them. The living room boasts large windows, comfy chairs, a crystal chandelier, and a grand piano. One dining room table sits next the piano, clearly used for serving refreshments. One turns the corner to a large oval dining table that seats 12 comfortably, next to a big country kitchen with pots and pans suspended from the ceiling. Out the back door is a garden with lots of seating. And this is just the main building, the house. And there is high-speed wifi, too. Our room, the Garden Room, is just off the main area, and has a roomy en-suite bath. Antique wooden blocks adorn the dresser; lithographs of old poems with pen-and-ink illustrations adorn one wall. An old armoire in one corner holds two comfy robes. The high bed is covered with a flowered comforter and piled with pillows. The inside wall, covered with horizontally grooved wood paneling, is painted bright orange. The ceiling is white-painted stamped tin. The walls aren't square. But there are all the comforts one could want, including thick towels, hot water, and bedside lamps that work! Hostess Judith and her staff make one feel wonderfully welcome, and breakfast is remarkable.
(4)Gio S.
My Girlfriend and I stayed here this past weekend and we were very pleased. We had never stayed at a B&B and had not really been to Astoria. From the moment we walked in, Judith was very welcoming and funny. The house was very clean and charming. We stayed in the Garden Room, which had a comfortable bed, private bathroom, and plenty of hot water. We found a journal in the room with entries of other guests and we enjoyed reading the great stories. The house was very peaceful, relaxing, and quiet. We especially loved how close it was to all the activities we wanted to do. We were able to walk all around downtown and we were just two blocks from the main streets and riverwalk. We enjoyed all the historical facts and buildings. Judith is an excellent cook and you can tell she loves to cook and please her guests. The first morning we had Fresh Fruit, Sausage Links, and Raspbery French Toast, Coffee, and Orange Juice. The second morning we had Fresh Fruit, A Baked Egg Scramble topped with Pesto and Parmesean Cheese, and side of Broccoli and Diced Tomatoes. We had a great experience and will definitely be coming back to stay in one of the other rooms upstairs.
(5)Marn M.
Had a wonderful stay! Historic old house with friendly pets! Hostess was great and the breakfast was superb! We booked at the very last minute and stayed in a separate building that shared a full kitchen and adjoining living room with one other bedroom. This would be great for two couples traveling together, family reunions, weekend getaway with a group of friends - or really - anything! Will stay here again if I am traveling through Astoria.
(5)John A.
My fiancée and I went to Astoria for the weekend. We wanted to get out of Seattle and go Goonies hunting. We stayed at Clementines and had a superb time. Our room was the Sunrise Room. The bed felt like heaven and the whole place felt like a home away from home. Both breakfasts tasted great and the people running the place were friendly. Definitely staying here the next time we do a weekend getaway to Astoria.
(5)Ray A.
There is a certain amount of charm and history that the city of Astoria has which, to me anyways, is very reminiscent of the towns and villages of upstate New York. Clementines has that same charm and history which adds to the experience. The location was ideal in that it was within walking distance of the river front and downtown area, w/in driving distance to areas of interest like, the Astoria Column, the beaches and parks and more importantly all the "Goonie" sights! Clementines itself was great. The innkeeper was very nice and helpful with any questions that we had about what to do or where to go. Our room was...."roomy".....comfortable and full of personality. Clementines also allows pets which is a nice consideration so we were able to bring our puppy along for the trip. The breakfast was simple yet good with a very homey feel sitting around the breakfast table chatting with the other people staying over and with the innkeeper and her help. We would definitely recommend staying here if you ever find yourself in Astoria....you should make reservations first.....and there's no minimum stay, so stay for a night, two nights or more. We were short on time, but you can bet we'll be back to search for One-eyed-Willie's treasure..and when we do we'll be staying at Clementines Bed & Breakfast.
(4)Jana S.
Checked on last minute notice. By chance we got in. It was a fantastic experience. I haven't stayed at B&B very often. Probably will more often now. The room was lovely, nice and very comfortable. Breakfast was delicious.
(5)Justine P.
This place was fab! They take dogs & kids. Our room had a stove & fridge w/ amenities. Was not expecting a home cooked yum breakfast what a treat included in your stay. The meandering garden is beautiful a great peaceful place to chill right in the heart of Astoria!
(5)Anthony A T.
It's a home from the year 1888. It has been tricked out into a Bed and Breakfast that is a comfortable place to stay. The rooms are great. The food was wonderful. What more can I say? Great place for people watching from the balcony... Wow!
(5)David V.
I would love to be able to give Clementine's a better rating - the house is beautiful and the separate lodge we stayed in was nice and roomy. However - In general we felt that we were "unimportant" to the staff. This is possibly because we stayed on a Sunday and Monday night, but despite that we still should have received the service we paid for. We got breakfast an hour late on the last morning - an alarm in a separate room woke both of us up at night and I had to call the innkeeper to have her come turn it off - when we went for the "complimentary glass of wine" in the main house, we felt like we were interrupting them. Also, our room never had the towels changed, bed made or plates removed from breakfast. I don't know if this is normal for here, but in every other place we have stayed, this has not been the case. I am sure others will have different experiences, but we have stayed at many bed and breakfasts and have never experienced the lack of attention and service that we had here.
(2)stacy a.
WONT be staying here again. First, the TV in the downstairs living room and the faucets in the bathroom were broken. The room itself was okay, comfy bed but weird decor. The included breakfast was quite yummy, but there was so little of it that we had to go out to a restaurant for another meal afterwards just to fill up. Also, at breakfast time one morning, Judith told everyone they had to sit next to someone that they dont already know - fine. But then she sees 2 people who know each other sitting next to each other, and says "I will NOT serve breakfast until everyone all changes seats!" - bizarre and awkward. We ALL have to get up and arrange ourselves to her liking before we could be served. Now I can see suggesting how we seat ourselves, but demanding that we all get up and move or else she wont serve us was a bit over the top. It was very disrespectful to be treated like children. Everyone there was taken aback for sure. And one more thing, the room next to us had some sort of solid surface floor, and whenever the people walked around it was like a herd of elephants ... those walls musta been made out of plywood or something! Overall, a pretty bizarre experience at Clementines, not very relaxing at all.
(1)Ed R.
Very cute rambling house, beautifully kept, with antiques and what not around the place. Lots of character. Good breakfast included if you stay in the main house. Very comfortable, cute maple tree outside. A good place to meet interesting travellers. Astoria is a beautiful working town with many Victorian houses and buildings.
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