Mario Pastega House is a medical clinic in Corvallis, OR. For more than two decades it has offered a “home away from home” for families whose loved ones are receiving specialized care at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center and the Samaritan Cancer Center. The facility provides comfortable guest suites, medical‑grade recliners, high‑quality mattresses and ADA‑accessible rooms, allowing families to stay close during medical crises. It serves out‑of‑area patients and their caregivers throughout the Corvallis area and has earned a 4.90 rating from 120 reviewers.
Located on the campus of Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Mario Pastega House is set on two wooded acres that create a peaceful, natural backdrop. The guest suites are designed for rest and healing, featuring soothing artwork, abundant natural light and flexible arrangements such as adjoining rooms for families who wish to stay together. Every detail, from the quality of the furnishings to the accessibility features, is intended to reduce the stress of being away from home while supporting the patient’s recovery.
The house sits at 3505 NW Samaritan Dr, just steps from Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center (about 0.2 mile away) and a short walk from Pacific Highway West. It is also within a few blocks of Native Plant Design park (0.3 mile), Corvallis Clinic Surgery Center (0.4 mile), Coronado Park (0.4 mile) and Owen’s Farm Natural Area (0.6 mile), placing it in a convenient, well‑connected part of town.
Mario Pastega House enjoys a strong local reputation, reflected in consistently high customer ratings, and an established track record built on a large base of customer reviews. These strengths assure families that the house is a trusted, reliable resource for comfortable, supportive lodging during medical treatment.
By combining a welcoming environment with a proven reputation for excellence, Mario Pastega House stands out as Corvallis’s preferred place for families seeking comfort and peace while caring for loved ones receiving medical care.
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