Checked in for a girls wine weekend- we stay for four nights. The location of the property it approximately 5 miles from Paso Robles proper. It is conveniently close to all the wineries in the area. The property is newly built, opening in Fall of 2025. Free electric vehicle hook up also! Rooms are spacious, beds are comfortable. We used the pool/hot tub. I peeped in the exercise room plenty of activities for all. We didn't dine at the property, but the bar was fully stocked and I did enjoy a delicious Old Fashion one evening. My only complaint: as we stayed 4 nights there was no room cleaning and we ran out of towels and toilet paper. We were informed by staff rooms were cleaned every 3 days. Our room was never straightened or checked on and when we ran out of toilet paper I was informed by staff: "please come to the front desk as I am the only person on duty presently." I believe that this hotel would benefit by placing a placard regarding the checks on rooms, refill on towels/toilet paper and emptying of trash cans so guests are aware of the situation. Overall, we enjoyed our visit & would likely stay here again! read more

Update: Unfortunately, my experience changed after my original stay. When I later tried to extend my stay, I was told they could not honor it. At the time, I assumed they may have been overbooked and did not think much of it. However, when I returned at a later date and tried to use my rewards points for another stay, I was refused. The manager was not there, but I was told I owed money and had supposedly left the room a mess. This was the first I had heard of any issue. I was never notified, billed, or given any explanation. I tried to follow up so I could better understand what happened and pay any legitimate outstanding balance, but I received no clear answers, no examples, and no documentation. To make matters worse, my rewards points were still kept, which was especially frustrating because I had spent a significant amount staying there for multiple days while transitioning before moving out of state. Those points would have been helpful during my cross-country trip at other Choice Hotels. I understand that a business can refuse service, and I am not disputing that. My issue is the way it was handled. I was not notified ahead of time, I was not given documentation, and I was not given a clear explanation or opportunity to resolve whatever issue they claimed existed. I arrived expecting to use my rewards points for a stay, only to be turned away around 9 p.m. with nowhere lined up to go. That put me in a stressful and embarrassing position, especially since this could have been communicated before I arrived. To this day, I still do not recall leaving the room in poor condition. I was careful during my stay, and although I paid to have my dog there, I did not even bring him into the room most days. My card was on file, and I made a point to check in with the front desk to confirm everything was squared away. I also had some issues with the service during my stay. Housekeeping was inconsistent and rarely came by. When they did, items were often only partially restocked -- for example, I might receive one coffee pod but no creamers or sugar, or toilet paper would be replaced but not tissues. It was not a huge issue at the time, but looking back, it adds to the overall concern about communication and service standards. Being turned away without prior notice, proof, or clear communication was embarrassing and upsetting. I originally loved this hotel because the location was perfect for me -- close to family, convenient, and comfortable -- but the way this situation was handled completely changed my impression. I have never had anything like this happen at a hotel before, and it was an awful experience. read more

The good - big rooms. Firm mattress. Roomy shower. I only have a few small complaints but they were important enough for me that I will likely not return. I'd rather sleep in a tent with good morning coffee than sleep in a luxury hotel with crappy morning coffee. The big gripe is that there was no coffee machine in our room. It was an espresso machine. Instructions for use were three cryptic images that made no sense. They looked like diagrams you might find on an extraterrestrial space craft. I inserted one of the four thimbles of espresso , which I mistook for instant coffee into the hole a bit crooked and when I lifted the lid to adjust it, it fell down inside the machine. I tried again and the second thimble fell inside the machine. So then I delicately inserted the 3rd thimble and it got in place ok. Still not knowing it was espresso I used a full cup of water and it made for a nasty watered down tasteless drink. Also the thimbles come in two colors. One color is decaf-- but they don't tell you which color is decaf. I inserted the 4th thimble and used 1/4 cup of water. It tasted nasty. Then my wife said, "Where's my coffee?" I told her it's all gone. She was sad. So I struggled to dismantle the machine and dig out the two unused thimbles but then I couldn't put it back together. We figured to heck with it. We will wait until the maid cleans our room and try again on day two. I went to the lobby assuming they would have complimentary coffee. BIG FANCY LUXURY HOTEL AND NO COMPLIMENTARY LOBBY COFFEE. That's nickel - dime bs. We had to dress and drive into town for coffee. I was too upset to buy their restaurant coffee. I found the maid down the hall. I asked her if she could help me reassemble my espresso machine. She said she did not know how to- which means she can't ever empty out the used thimbles. She gave me a brochure but it didn't contain any assembly instructions. We left for the day touring the region. Got back late. The maid had come and made our bed. The maid never touched our dismantled espresso machine. She did not put it back together and she did not leave us any new thimbles of coffee or more creamer. It's going to be a long three days without our morning coffee. One other gripe. At the bar one evening I ordered a shot of tequila. I specifically asked for NOT top shelf. I didn't know the brands and couldn't see the labels from my stool. He picked one for me. I said I want in NEAT. He asked if I wanted it cooled. My mistake - I said sure. He poured my shot into a tumbler of ice which melted. I got a glass nearly full. I was pleased at first. I thought he'd given me a healthy pour. I was wrong. I got a glass of watered down tequila that tasted just as bad as my watered down espresso. The cost for a shot? = $16!!!! PS if you want a great breakfast reasonably priced, and great coffee, drive a couple miles to Joe's in Templeton. . read more

Long story short: Loved that this place is new and modern. We booked a 1 King Bed. Rooms are very spacious and I really liked the color scheme/interior of the place. Pretty affordable as well! For the price of the place and compared to all the options around the place, you can't complain! I think the only let down is that you need to pay for parking - $10 per night. For the details: Upon looking at other reviews before my visit, I set my standard pretty low as some people complained about the cleanliness of the place. Unfortunately, there was a piece of what looked like a beef jerky or what my husband said looked like turd on the sofa. The complimentary toothbrush is very cheap so make sure to bring your own toothbrush. My husband and I joked that it looked more like a cleaning brush and it indeed felt like one too when we brushed our teeth with it. The bristle was super hard and the handle was so fragile. Staff is nice but needs to be more attentive as we were running very very low on body wash. My husband and I were pumping the bottle like crazy and it was just unfortunate as you just look forward to a nice hot shower after a long day in the heat. Lastly, I am very picky but want to point out the water has the chlorine smell. Overall, not bad but not over the top! Definitely worth a stay while it's still new! read more

This is a new hotel. Grounds are nice, clean and well kept. Lobby and bar area are very nice. Fitness room is bright and clean, with a variety of workout options. The rooms are well layed out and bathroom is spacious. But it is dark. Clearly the design favors ambiance over practical. We were there for a wedding, as are many people who visit the area. I don't need a moody bathroom. I need to see well enough to dress and put on make-up. Be aware that housekeeping will not make up your room without special request. And while that's not particularly unusual, we were not told or given the option at check in. Breakfast is limited and too expensive for the menu and hotel. read more

Love the overall new-ness of this place. Everything looks, smells, and just feels great. Well thought out design, fit, and finishes throughout. When searching for hotels, I was a bit worried about the cleaning issues described in several Yelp and Google reviews for this place. I decided to take the chance and although our stay was mostly fantastic, we unfortunately experienced some cleaning issues in our room as well. There was a small nugget of what looked like dog poop (or an extremely convincing piece of chocolate but I wasn't willing to find out) on the corner of our couch, dried coffee splatters and blood(?) droplets on the tabletop, and the body wash dispenser was COMPLETELY empty.. The rest of the room was totally cleaned to perfection, so it's rather strange that the cleaning staff would miss such obvious things.. Other than those small things, everything else was great and we'd definitely choose to stay here again. read more

Came here after doing a Travelzoo deal, for an anniversary getaway with my husband and we both really enjoyed our stay. We were welcomed with a warm greeting and a bottle of wine that was part of the deal. I thought they were going to forget lol but they didn't. It is much closer to Paso Robles than I thought, which is very nice and right off the freeway. SLO is a 20ish min drive and very well located. The room was nice and clean, big bathroom and a very comfortable bed. Didn't eat at the restaurant but it looked nice. Would definitely stay here again and take advantage of the beautiful outdoor space they have, which fire pits and a corn toss game. Thanks for making our anniversary extra special! read more

We ran into some minor hiccups at night time but were truly impressed with how quickly and effectively Jacob, the manager, took care of us and completely made up for the minor disruption. We were so pleased and amazed with the service and how Jacob took care of us that we can't wait to visit again! 10/10! read more

Rooms are big and comfortable. Hotel employees were nice and professional. Had some snafus occur but when I spoke to David the Mgr. he listened and corrected the issues I had stated. Will stay there again. Price was right and room was comfortable. read more

I travel up to this area quite a bit and I think I'll make this one of my regular stops. It's basically new and there was only a handful of people staying there on that day. Overall it has a great balance of careful choices; little details that make the difference. It's not like the typical conglomerate hotel group chains, but it's not as expensive as the true boutique business who sell you phony authenticity. Rooms are spacious in a very carefully considered way. Central AC, glass showers, solid tile work, solid insulation, great varied lighting, a solid mattress and lots of little decor and setup considerations you don't notice, until you do. The receptionist was quick and friendly. I'd say the only problem I had was the Peloton bike. During my workout I saw that they had never been setup and still needed the commercial codes entered for setup. Otherwise the gym was well equipped with an average setup of basically new equipment. Later that night I had two drinks at the bar and I only had to share it with two other patrons and the bartender. read more

Cambria Hotel Templeton - The peloton bikes had not been setup at the time.... - Hotels Near Me - Templeton, California

Checked in around 4:30PM in January 2026. They assigned me a room on the second floor. Stayed Saturday-Monday. Chose this place because it was reasonably priced and was a lot cheaper than what most hotels charge on weekends. Things I didn't like: Nothing unpleasant about the receptionist who checked me in, but she didn't give me any information at all (unlike other hotels): nothing about where the ice machine was, where the fitness facility was located and when it was open, check out deadline, breakfast and times it was served, other amenities, etc. She handed me my card and told me how to get to my room and was ready to dismiss me, so I stopped her and asked her where everything was. The room was clean except for two yellow, soap-looking stains on the shower wall. The water dripped occasionally from the shower (I first noticed this a few minutes after entering the room) and, because the drain below the shower head is metal, it kept making this nonstop clanging sound, which I could hear from my bed. The shower head has a switch-like line that allows you to change the settings by rotating it, but there is not a setting that allows for all holes to spray water, which was annoying because no single setting felt like my body was being immersed. The water also sprayed out hard like it was attacking your skin and depending on what you prefer, it may or may not be the most comfortable. The shower head is also angled so the water shoots completely diagonally, so the trajectory was awkward for my average height. I tried tilting it, but it wasn't an option. The bathroom door, which was a heavy sliding door, didn't lock. At first, I thought I was locking it incorrectly, but it turned out the bolt didn't align with the hole it was supposed to slide into. I liked that they had a mini bar-like area in the room and had a mini fridge, but there was no microwave in the King bed room. There was also no hot water anywhere for tea (at least not to my knowledge), which was ironic because the room came with a green tea bag at the bar. The tall lamp in the corner of the room wouldn't turn on because the socket wasn't working. I unplugged it and plugged it into the other socket and it worked. The blackout curtains had a gap where the two sides of the curtains met and light streamed in from outside, making it not completely "blackout." I tried to overlap the curtains, but could still see the light streaming in. I had gone to the bathroom during the early evening of check-in day and there was a spider crawling around by the door. This is the first time I've stayed in a hotel (and I've stayed in many) where I saw a spider. Channels are limited, spanning from channels 2 to 40, more than a fourth of which are news or sports-related, but I found a channel which played Marvel movies mostly 24/7 (FX) and one which played popular movies (TNT). There's also the option for Chromecast on the TV. The TV settings also allow you to add captions, which was helpful since, even though the TV noises projected loudly, the voices were a bit muffled at lower volumes (which is necessary in the evenings). The Hotel also doesn't allow Door Dash to drop off food items at your door. Apparently, it is against their policy. I received a call from the front desk when mine was delivered, stating I needed to go downstairs to pick it up. The hotel also charges a fee at check-in, which they hold until after you check out (they said it is returned 36 hours+ after checkout). It was approximately $50 for damages and whatnot. Now, onto the good: The fitness center is 24-hour. I absolutely LOVE that. It comes with two benches, one rowing machine, two treadmills, two spin bikes, plyo balls, medicine balls, mats, and dumbbells. There is also two wall mirrors opposite of each other. There was also a scale present, but it did not work. The room has a chase-lounge type chair, which is "hard," but comfortable, the kind good for people with bad backs like mine. I love the side table it comes with. Perfectly fits my laptop, heavy and solid, and can be moved. The room also has a curved-backed-type desk chair, which is wide and perfectly comfortable There is an ice/water dispenser (2nd floor), a Nespresso machine in the room, and two whiskey glasses. One of the Yelp reviews stated it was $10 per day for parking and I noticed this information was also listed on the app I placed my reservation on, but when I asked the front desk during check-in about it, they told me there was no charge for parking. Other things: Ample space for storage, including a closet, shoe rack, and three drawers; transparent glass sliding shower doors; electronic temperature controls; laundry room (2nd floor); and mini fridge. All in all, it wasn't a bad stay. Each person has their quirks regarding what they want/don't want in a hotel stay, and this hotel didn't scream "Come back!" to me. After weighing the pros and cons, I'd give it between a 3 & 3.5-star rating. read more

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The rooms are nice enough, however, we were not told that you had to request your room to be serviced by housecleaning. Also, I went down to the bar and when the female bartender eventually got to me, she asked what's up? To some people this might not be a big deal, to me it's a lack of professionalism and reflects poorly on the Cambria hotel. "How can I help you" would be a much better alternative. read more

Gross hygiene standards and appalling customer service. I found a visibly filthy, unsanitized toilet at check-in past midnight after a long drive and had to clean up the gross mess left by previous guests, including poop and period stains. Despite reporting it with photos, management never responded. At checkout the next day, the front desk staff dismissed the issue completely with absolutely no apology, no investigation, and no assurance of improved standards. Instead, she only mentioned waiving a $10 parking fee, presented in a tone as if I should be thankful. At first I was so confused because I couldn't understand how a dirty toilet connected to parking, and when I realized the $10 waiver was their so-called resolution, I felt nothing but insulted and belittled. The hotel took zero responsibility and told me to contact Expedia if I wasn't happy, which is absurd since Expedia has no responsibility for the hotel's failure to provide a sanitary room. Missing the most basic sanitary requirement raises serious concerns about the overall hygiene standards of this hotel, and the lack of ownership makes it even worse. Other reviews confirm this is not an exception but a concerning consistent pattern. Avoid at all costs, unless you are fine cleaning other guests' poop and period stains in exchange for a $10 parking waiver. read more

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The only thing that exceeded the outstanding experience of the nearly brand new facility was the service from the front desk and management. Special thanks to David the GM on site who personally followed up finding and returning something I left in the room before check out. Five stars all the way. read more

Clean and quite place. Breakfast was good. Conveniently located off freeway and a few minutes from Paso.

Such a great hotel and bar ! It's so nice and the staff is so friendly. Definitely coming back to enjoy time with friends and family. Great spot for hanging out and meeting up for drinks and a bite to eat. read more

Very nice, brand new hotel! Friendly staff and clean environment. The rooms feel luxury for a fraction of the price. Great place for my husband and I to stay as we made our journey from Northern California to Southern California. read more

Hotel was clean and new, staff was excellent, Nyx took good care of my stay, she was very accommodating. Overall loved the experience, intending to return soon. read more

How wonderful that their bar is open til 11 pm. Bartender was engaging and knowledgeable about the different wines and cocktails as well as the food. Decor is nice. read more

i stayed there last week to just try it out its a beautiful property but disappointed with the food not a good layout one elevator long hallways to get to rooms and the best of all its across from a hospital loud at nights very noisy foot traffic also read more

I consider this hotel as "My yes hotel". Literally Everytime I asked for anything they said yes to it and made it all happen. Our room was super nice and the staff was so helpful and kind.The whole stay was lovely and we will be going back there again soon.We recommend it to all our friends and family. read more

Worst wine list in town! They only pour wines from another business the owner has. Such a conflict of interest. When we asked about opening some other wines on the patio the rude manager refused to let us, even though we are paying guests of the hotel. He proudly told us they kicked out guests the evening before for opening their own bottles on the patio. Next time we'll return to the Paso Inn. They are much more hospitable and have a decent wine list. read more

I stayed for four nights and received zero room service in that time. The floors looked like they hadn't been washed in weeks. There were no utensils in the room, but there was a leak under the bathroom sink. The barmaid attempted to charge me $20 for a $15 margarita. There's a tiny Nespresso machine in the room with generic pods & CoffeeMate... if you want real coffee you have to purchase it through the restaurant downstairs. And to top off my lousy stay, there was a $6 charge on my final bill for a gift store purchase I never made. I called it to the attention of the staff member checking me out & she assured me it would be credited to my account within a few days, but it never was. Management continues to insist that I bought something from the gift store & refuses to credit me. Totally unprofessional, unsanitary, & unfriendly. Stay elsewhere! read more