The Dunes Suite

A hypoallergenic feather comforter tops a sumptuous king bed that offers views of Boreas Inn’s private grounds. Relax in front of the electric fireplace or in the sky-lit private bath that features a jetted tub and large massaging shower head. French doors open to a deck just steps from the hot tub. Beyond is a five-minute walk to the Pacific coast’s most endearing beach, where more than 20 miles of silver sand stretches to the horizon. Bright with windows and skylights, this spacious guestroom is well appointed in shades of cream and sage green and features a stunning hand-painted mural of nearby North Head Lighthouse, the cliffs of Cape Disappointment State Park and the beach's rolling dunes. Look forward to our unique, multi-course morning breakfast, included in your room cost.

Rates: $199 - $219

Type of bed: King

The Garden Suite

Fine touches adorn this guestroom, where the elegant bedding is set off with silk accents, and a 1950s porcelain tub and large-dumping shower head complement the private bath. Enjoy a queen feather bed topped with a hypoallergenic comforter, electric fireplace and a day bed for lounging or an extra guest. An antique desk provides a thoughtful space to write postcards, poetry or prose. Secluded and subdued, the Garden Suite is a favorite among guests seeking a relaxing respite. French doors open to a private deck with ocean views in the side garden, just fifty steps from our dunes trail and the beautiful Boreas gazebo. Inside the gazebo you’ll find a therapeutic, wonderfully private 52-jet spa and our famous brownie dish.

Rates: $179 - $199

Type of bed: Queen

The Pacifica

So named because of its sweeping westward ocean view, the Pacifica is airy, inspiring and whimsical. A hypoallergenic queen bed sits beneath a vaulted ceiling and a large Bali fan that adds a touch of the exotic to the guestroom. An antique desk stirs creativity. The blue and creamy white decor highlights and flows with the natural beauty just out the window – glimpse coastal sunsets and legendary Pacific Northwest storms or watch the early morning fog banks roll off the ocean before burning off beneath the sun. Named “The Best Place to Kiss in the Northwest�, the Pacifica couples romance and relaxation with a 50-inch wall-mounted electric fireplace opposite the bed, a private bath with a luxurious shower head and the peaceful sounds of the Pacific Ocean in the near distance. Find more photos on the reservations page.

Rates: $179 - $199

Type of bed: Queen

The Stargazer

Lay back and let your dreams take flight in The Stargazer. A vaulted ceiling and feather comforter-topped queen bed give way to a fantastic ocean and dunes view. The bedroom’s silky linens, softly draped windows and peaceful creamy and white tones nurture a gentle ambiance. Stay warm by the electric fireplace as you listen to the sounds of the nearby ocean. Windows look to the south and west and reach toward the room’s ceiling, where a wrought-iron ceiling fan that matches the headboard keeps you cool in the summer. Enjoy a private sky-lit bath. Watch for kites, eagles and deer during the day before stargazing at night. The room is perfect for famous Long Beach Peninsula sunsets and storms.

Rates: $179 - $199

Type of bed: Queen

The Hideaway

We call this the “Innkeeper’s Choice�. The attic-style, east-facing bedroom is as comfortable and cozy as it is imaginative and fanciful. Discover a surprise slice of ocean view from the balcony, perfect for daydreaming or getting lost in coastal musings. Glimpse the Willapa Hills and eastern garden from the room’s unique rounded window. Unwind next to the electric fireplace or beneath the king-size bed’s luxurious feather comforter. Lovely colors, glass-block accents and antique adornments encourage a private, quiet ambiance. An extra day bed allows for comfortable reading and can accommodate a guest. A sky-lit shower, dumping shower head and exquisite tile highlight a spacious bathroom. Feel at home in The Hideaway.

Rates: $179 - $199

Type of bed: King

The Yett Beach House

Step back in time while keeping creature comforts close. The Yett Beach House is a 125-year-old Victorian-style sea cottage that’s equipped with WIFI and child- and pet-friendly. Full of old-fashioned charm, The Yett Beach House is managed by and sits adjacent to Boreas Bed & Breakfast Inn. It’s perfect for families and small groups. A lawn with a white picket fence surrounds this historic, picturesque cottage that boasts three bedrooms, two of which feature queen beds and one with a full bed. All beds are topped with hypoallergenic feather comforters. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen and full-sized sofa-sleeper in the living room. The single bathroom features an old-fashioned bear-claw tub with a large dumping shower head. Ocean views from the grounds and front rooms. A five-minute walk on a private path leads to the paved 8.5-mile Discovery Trail, the rolling dunes and the expansive 28-mile stretch of beach. The cottage is not part of the B&B, so it has no access to the hot tub or breakfast. Free WIFI and parking. Sleeps up to six. No smoking.

Minimum Stay Requirements

Two-night weekend minimum, longer minimums apply on certain holidays and festival times. The Yett Beach House vacation rental has a 45-day cancellation policy and has a 2 night minimum at all times and a one week minimum from mid-June to mid-September, unless there is a gap in the schedule.

Children Restrictions

Only older children, above age 12 are considered. Guests on honeymoons and celebrating anniversaries often have no time away from their own children and need adult play time, so we are thoughtful about how children impact the atmosphere at Boreas Inn.

Cancellation

The deposit (credit card number) will be applied to any portion of your stay that is canceled less than 14 days prior to arrival date. The same policy applies to the Yett House vacation rental except the cancellation period is 45 days. (The Yett House is not part of the Bed and Breakfast).

Check-in/Check-out

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Other Activities

Historic Interest

Built in the 1920s, the Boreas Inn sits on the 1805 high water line where the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery actually walked on November 19, 1805.

Historic Memberships:

• National Trust

Historic sites nearby:

Recommended Restaurant(s)

The Depot, a Victorian-era train station, the best\^\^42nd Street Cafe and Bistro, The Shelburne Inn Pub\^\^North Jetty Tap Room, Salt Restaurant and Pub

Nearby College/University

Clatsop Community College, Gray's Harbor Community College

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