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    Vanessa D.

    This was such a cute cozy stay. My room had a king bed. Bathroom was small but nice. TV was a smart tv. My room was in the edge, was able to park close to my room. Breakfast is a croissant and coffee, not much. There is afternoon wine. Overall an amazing stay and I 100% would be back

    If you read about a great breakfast, that's old data. Apr '26: coffee, teabags, croissants, Costco quality. yam packets, no butter.

    If you read about a great breakfast, that's old data...Farmhouse Paso USED to have great pastries. Their site does not mention much about breakfast. In April '26 it was coffee, teabags, croissants that in our opinion were the quality of Costco. yam packets, no butter. Several guests popped in and did not bother. Was super disappointing for us since from previous visit we expected the top quality pastries we had had. Otherwise the place has high quality finishes, good bed, sheets, planting, fire pits through out.

    Breakfast croissant from a local bakery and hot tea
    Lisa C.

    We had a lovely visit to Famhouse Motel. They have completely transformed this property in every way. The stylish details and incredibly comfortable beds were a huge hit with us. Both Bella and Ashley were great help answering all our questions. Love this place!

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    Sean L.

    Stop the car. Leave the luggage. Start the vacation. That's exactly what ran through my head the moment we laid eyes on the neon beacon that is the Farmhouse Motel sign. A glowing homage to Americana, lit like it was pulled straight from a 1947 postcard and dipped in Paso cool. This isn't your average stay. It's a boutique time machine with the heart of a motor lodge and the soul of a design magazine. And it all starts on that charming little front porch. Room 22 greeted us with Mediterranean tile underfoot, a quaint café table, and bistro chairs that all but whispered, "sip something cold and people-watch like a local." Naturally, my wife claimed the chair while I stood there soaking it all in like a man realizing he's made the right choice for once. Inside, the bed hit the Goldilocks zone: not too soft, not too firm, just the right amount of "cancel our plans, I'm staying horizontal." Pillows stacked like artisan clouds. Linens crisp and bright. The headboard gave a subtle wink to Southwestern style while the accent pillow provided a riot of color that said this place had flair. And the air conditioning? Let me be clear, I'm from Texas. Cool air isn't a luxury. It's law. That unit didn't whimper. It roared. I slept like a man who didn't have to sweat his bourbon off. Now, about that bathroom. Small? Yes. Functional? Definitely. Charming? Absolutely. Terracotta tiles met thick glass and a mirror that looked like it belonged in an art gallery. Add in boutique soaps, good water pressure, and you've got a retro-modern oasis. But let's get to the crown jewel: the mini bar. Rod & Hammer's bourbon. Madre Mezcal. Real barware. I'm talking heavyweight cocktail glasses, a full golden toolkit, and a bar cart that made me consider upgrading my entire home. I haven't seen this level of minibar ambition since I wandered into a speakeasy in Fort Worth where the bartender had a PhD in garnish. Here, I was the bartender, the patron, and the legend, all in one. The property itself is soaked in charm. The lobby is part curated shop, part cozy coffee nook, and fully irresistible. It's where my wife wanted to buy a lemon-printed pillow and I pretended to know the difference between oat milk and almond. The outdoor lounge area is strung with grapevines and filled with mid-century chairs just waiting for long conversations and short pours. There's a fountain, too. It's gorgeous. It's not a pool. Don't even think about it. And the wife? She took one long look around, held her coffee like it was spun from gold, and said, "This place is romantic." That's all I needed to hear. Romantic means we'll be back. Probably often. Definitely always to Room 22. Final Take: The Farmhouse Motel is not a stopover. It's a destination. A love letter to classic California road trips, soaked in wine country charm and updated with just enough modern indulgence to make you wonder why anyone bothers with big-box hotels anymore. We won't stay anywhere else in Paso Robles. See the pictures. Book the room. Raid the minibar. And if you need me, I'll be on that porch with a bourbon in hand, living the dream.

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    Tamara B.

    Such a great spot if you're visiting Paso! A quaint and charming spot with top-notch hospitality. You feel like you're in your own condo. Rooms are cozy with everything you need. The porch is adorable and fire pits at night cozy. Breakfast starts at 7am in the lobby each morning. Enjoy fresh croissants, coffee, tea and fresh fruits! My family will be back.

    Sheesh! I was definitely surprised with this charming and stylish little gems on our wine country travels. Farmhouse does not seem like a motel on the inside but a hip and generously stylized pad. Each room is uniquely decorated and I easily noticed every single detail. The choice of feel good color, the choice of art, the easy dim light switches, the placement of a slightly hidden handbag speaker, a trio of fresh stacked reads, full premium bar and nibbles, and gold plated mixing utensils. Even the selection of soap, creams and hair wash/conditioner, Marvin mint toothpaste and embossed toilet paper. I smiled each time I saw another new product.... Each cluster of rooms paired together with their personal fire pit for 4 and a darling waiting area right outside your door. Evening local wine in the fresh lobby area and (of course local) coffee and croissants the next morning. You're close enough to all the (quiet) Paso action. Staff was super attentive and sweet. Very kind to our fur kids. A must. Such a great find. We will be back!

    Ana M.

    I call this place a dream that came true!! Details, details, details! I can definitely smell the female artistic touch in every corner! We didnt know but found out there, that they have same owner as Granada in SLO! Women owned and managed business! This place is dog friendly have multiple fire pit for late night wine tasting. There is a cute shared area for breakfast which they serve fresh fruits and local baked croissant The rooms are very big and well designed. Overall i ll give them 10 out of 5

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    Jan M.

    We normally bring our travel trailer to Paso Robles and camp for the weekend, but this time, we decided to stay in a hotel for the weekend. I love small, quaint properties, and this one looked like it would fit the bill. Also, they are dog friendly and woman owned. I think this place deserves 4.5 stars and I would recommend to my friends and family. The room was lovely - we were in room 5, which was tucked in a corner near one of the many fire pits. They have really thought of all the items you might want in your room, as there is a ton of snacks and drinks for you to purchase. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was well equipped, but it is small and I imagine a larger person might find it too small. The property is fantastic - they have done an amazing job with the landscaping, fire pits and lobby/breakfast room. We also walked to dinner both nights and while it takes 10 minutes, it was a great way to end the evenings and walk off some of the naughty choices we made at our meals. The only reason I docked this place by one star is the breakfast. While super cute and well laid out, the choices are very limited and not very healthy. You have granola, yogurt, pastries, coffee and juices. The only fruit is full pieces and very limited - I think they had whole orange or bananas. Don't get me wrong, the croissants were decadent and lovely (and huge) but I was surprised there wasn't more variety.

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    Karen L.

    This was my second trip to Paso Robles this year and the Farmhouse was a good option based on location for our getaway. I love the updates they've made to this property to make it comfortable and fun. We specifically booked our stay at the farmhouse for its location as it is walking distance to the main square/ town center. There are high end options in paso, this is not one but it served the purpose of the trip. You can walk and enjoy the various wine tasting rooms, restaurants and shops without needing your car. After a full day of enjoying the downtown area, we sat and enjoyed the music and fireplace outside of our room before heading in to watch a movie. The rooms are outfitted with Nespresso coffee makers as well as a selection of tea, and in addition, guests are invited to enjoy freshly brewed locally sourced coffee in the lobby's lounge/ dining area or patio which I took advantage of as I was checking out. While this is not a luxury experience, I did appreciate the charm and history of this property. Since the windows are not double pane and much of the structure is original with updates, you will hear road noise and the shower stalls a bit tight, but it adds to the charm. If you're looking for a place to stay, close to downtown, this is a good option.

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    Wendy Y.

    I'm almost afraid to tell anyone about the Farmhouse Paso, because I want to keep it for ourselves! Oh my gosh, we absolutely love love love it here!!! A converted roadside motel into an unpretentious, cozy, charming, beautiful, peaceful oasis! My kids have a ranch nearby but it was occupied so for the first time ever I stayed in town (and sans kids!) and we couldn't have stayed in a lovelier place. Beautiful, cozy, private, quiet (we had a room away from the road...I could see how those rooms would be noisier), bright, peaceful, airy. We could have almost just stayed here the whole weekend (if not for the amazing wineries and restaurants in Paso!). The bed and pillows were so comfortable, the bar beautifully stocked. There was a Nespresso coffee maker, but I opted to stroll through the charming garden to the lobby for freshly brewed coffee in the morning. The fridge the perfect size for drinks and leftovers from gigantic dinners. (Heated up the next morning in the lobby.) The bathroom well stocked with wonderful toiletries and cinnamon toothpaste and plenty of fresh towels. The only downside is the impossibly tiniest shower in the world. Like, I'm small and this was positively claustrophobic. I counted by tiles and eyeballed less than 32x32" with the shower door being curved cutting off even more room. I understand the design space constrictions but I think they could have done without the in room closet to make the bath size bigger, then adding a small wardrobe for clothing would have been one huge improvement. I understand there were a couple rooms with larger showers on premises but those rooms appeared closer to the street. It's okay, it's not like we spent much time in the shower! The staff were all top notch. I received a text every evening asking if there was anything we needed before they left for the night. It was tasteful and friendly and not annoying at all. Shout out to Alicia who was super friendly and amazingly helpful booking our reservation and offering recommendations. She made sure the lights were on and chilled wine and wine glasses were available for our very late night arrival. I'm just sorry we never got to meet in person as I always went to the lobby for freshly brewed coffee (with chilled oat milk available!) in the mornings. Next time Alicia!! We will definitely stay here again.

    J. W.

    it started as a great first night of our 4-night getaway at this cute motel. after getting home from a very nice dinner in town, we were looking forward to relaxing w/a movie. after 1-1/2 hrs of trying to get their TV to work, we were very frustrated and got nowhere. front desk said to reboot but that didn't work. wasted the evening on trying to boot up their tv.

    Greg A.

    What an amazing cozy place. This place made us feel like family, great atmosphere, fire pits are such a great touch and really made our weekend. Don't miss out on this amazing place to stay.

    Classic, classy and comfortable
    Larry S.

    You can tell they have invested in the property and the staff make you feel welcome. Website is so very well done with info needed for your stay, and very pup friendly!! An easy walk to the downtown with shopping, restaurants and tasting rooms. We enjoyed the breakfast nosh and outside firepits as a social gathering place. We will tell friends and others, go!

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    (10 reviews)

    I was looking for a place close to downtown Paso and needed two bedrooms, something pet friendly,…read moreand a spot with a kitchen and fridge. I found The Lofts at the Market through my Amex hotel portal and honestly had zero regrets booking it! The two-bedroom unit was so nice and super spacious. Everything was incredibly clean. I was mainly in contact with Emily and Jill, and they were both so responsive and accommodating throughout my entire stay. Everything is handled through text, but if anything urgent comes up they're available by phone. Anytime I needed something--like extra towels or ice--I got it right away. Check-in, the stay itself, and check-out were all seamless. There's no lobby, which didn't bother me at all. There's a little market walk downstairs with restaurants, though some were closed since we came during the week. But downtown is super walkable, so it wasn't an issue. We really enjoyed staying here and would definitely book again when we're in the area. Thanks again to Jill and Emily for making everything so easy!

    I took my parents on vacation and booked the two bedroom suite. The room is called the Agave room…read more The rooms are only accessible by stairs so be mindful when booking. It has the best lighting of any place I have ever stayed. Sky lights, tons of windows, great views. So good. Emily and Jill were great about reaching out via call or text. Every morning they'd check in if we needed anything. They do room turn over if requested and everyone who works there is very nice. Tons of parking. Jill and Emily were accommodating even down to asking for ice and have it dropped in the room while we were out. They have insulted ice buckets so the ice lasts a very long time without melting. They don't have ice machines in the room which is slightly an inconvenience but they were able to bring it up during their staff working hours. The sheets were soft and quiet. Some sheets are so rough and loud they wake you up while sleeping but these were so soft. They have a vanity in one room which was nice. The lighting shouldn't be overhead it should be facing the person but since the natural light was so good I just turned my chair so it was fine. The shower has good pressure just gets cold as it is a half glass door. They bring tons of towels and have darker ones specifically for removing make up which is brilliant! They have a tons of fridge space with two side by side mini fridges. They only have a microwave option if you're bringing food. The TV is a smart TV and large wall mounted so you can watch and log in to whatever you want. There is also a TV in each room. They do have a coffee shop downstairs they recommend but it was beyond terrible so I'd suggest anywhere else but that place is not associated with them just close proximity. We were walking distance of the park and center. About 10 to 14 minutes. Tons of restaurant nearby which were super yummy. Uber/lyft were always withing a 5 minute wait. Sensorio is close by and so are so many good wineries. I recommend Cass, Niner, and Eberle. Also only a 40 minute drive to Hearst castle and the elephant seals! Overall I would definitely be back. The service was great, the room was beautiful, super comfortable, and very clean.

    Farmhouse Paso - hotels - Updated September 2026

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