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The Iconic Short Circuit House!

Enjoy a unique stay with a spectacular view at Stephanie's House! Built in 1882, this charming Victorian farmhouse was used in 1986 film 'Short Circuit'. Located in historic Uniontown-Alameda, guests are just minutes away from downtown Astoria, and a short drive to our many coastal attractions. The patio boasts one of the best views in town- the Astoria-Megler bridge and the mighty mouth of the Pacific Ocean. If the rain keeps you inside, the same view is available from every bedroom window.

Riverview Downtown Cottage

Enjoy the stunning river views and fantastic proximity to downtown while staying at our quiet and comfortable Riverview Downtown Cottage. Just steps from the original settlement in the historic district, our cottage is within a few blocks of multiple museums, restaurants, the Ft. George and other breweries, the Bow Picker and the riverwalk. This cottage features off street parking (a rare find in downtown), laundry and kitchen. Park your car, enjoy the views 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 requirements though there are no shared spaces. Astoria Homestay Lodging: 21-03.

Astoria Airbnb Ground Floor Suite

Astoria Nautical Charm. Come relax by our warm fireplace and enjoy the surrounding beauty of our beautiful neighborhood with a partial view of Youngs Bay River. We are close to town where you can enjoy a full view of the beautiful Columbia River. Walk along the riverwalk and enjoy anyone of our local restaurants and breweries and quaint one-of-kind shops. And don't forget to visit The Column. Also we are only 10 miles from the Pacific Ocean Beach.

Tonquin's Rest Guest Suite in Astoria, Oregon

Tonquin's Rest is a beautiful private suite in the upstairs of a 1903 Victorian home in Astoria's tranquil Uppertown neighborhood. The home is located in walking distance to the Goonies House, Pier 39, the Astoria Riverwalk and hiking trails. It is a 35 minute walk or 5 minute drive into downtown Astoria and a quick 25 minute drive to the beach. Watch the deer wander through the backyard as you drink your morning coffee on your private balcony.

Unique Private Space near Goonie Str. Astoria Or

Our unique, peaceful sanctuary near the Goonie House, with a private entrance, is clean & roomy. With 4 beds, micro, sink, frig, bath w/shower, gas fireplace it is perfect for solos, couples & sm. families (8yrs & up supervised by an adult at all times). And please note: I take immune suppressants, so I stand back a bit and please, no pets or strong scents. Read our listing's details for a great visit and reach out w/ questions!

McManamna Riverview Suite

A newly remolded 1866 home with a beautiful river view located in the historic downtown Astoria. Just steps from the original settlement in the historic district, our house is within a few blocks of the Columbia River Maritime Museum, the Heritage Museum, the Ft. George and Reach Break breweries, the Bow Picker and the Riverwalk. This house features off street parking (a rare find in downtown) and a full upstairs suite.

Victorian Farmhouse with a view

You will love the view on the huge wrap around porch that over looks the Columbia River and the iconic ''Goonies House.'' 39th pier, Rogue Brewery and Coffee Girl are all in walking distance as well as the streetcar to downtown. In addition, there is a totally separate downstairs apartment in a daylight basement floor that is occupied. They do not have access to the hot tub or deck. Astoria license HSL25-01.

Uniontown Boat View Loft

The Uniontown Boat View Loft is an upstairs apartment situated directly beside the Oregon coastal highway 101 as it runs through Astoria, giving it an urban-industrial vibe, and close access to bars, coffee shops, restaurants, and the piers. The windows look over the 101, nearby businesses, the Astoria-Megler bridge, and the Columbia River, where barges pass regularly.