The Harrison House Bed and Breakfast provides comfortable accommodations in Oregon's
quintessential college town. The Dutch-Colonial style home has a rich history dating to 1939.
Located in a neighborhood of historic homes, the bed and breakfast was designed and built by
Ira and Sadie Allison. Furnishings are from the Colonial Williamsburg era. The inviting living
room fireplace beckons guests to kick back and relax. The owners are full of helpful
information about Corvallis, Oregon State University, and the surrounding area. Harrison House
is located three blocks from the Oregon State University campus and within easy walking
distance to shopping and dining. 
 Each morning guests receive breakfast in the dining room. There are two breakfast choices.
Breakfast Lite consists of fruit, fresh baked scones or muffins and cereal. Breakfast Robust
starts with a fruit course and concludes with Eggs Benedict, stuffed crepes, or other
home-cooked favorites. The Inn can accommodate most special dietary needs. The Sun Room
welcomes guests for complimentary afternoon refreshments. The guest refrigerator is always
stocked with South Willamette Valley wines, soft drinks, and Deschutes Brewery Beer. 
 Please note that a City of Corvallis ordinance prohibits smoking in the Inn. The inn offers
rooms with high-speed Internet access. Welcome amenities include fresh flowers, a bottle of
Harrison House Spring Water, Oregon Hazelnuts, chocolate truffles locally made by Bursts,
Harrison House mints, and a bedside reader. 
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