Simple and clean. These are definitely pluses. But honestly, for the price, wouldn't make this choice again. The room was simple and small. But nothing fancy or memorable. The bathroom was huge - lots of real estate - with a toilet and small tub. Again - nothing fancy. Not sure it was worth over $300. Next time we would drive another 30 min and save some cash. read more

I don't like to give one star reviews. If fact, I usually give businesses a chance to change a one star review (which I did in this case). But Paso Robles Inn deserves it. Don't get a jacuzzi room first off. We turned the jacuzzi on after a night on the town--say around 1:30 a.m. The hot tub wasn't warm enough after two and a half hours. -1 Not to mention the smell (that they don't tell you about when you book the room). Rotten eggs. "Pft, that's the mineral water, sir:" "I just had mineral water with dinner and it didn't smell like ass." And it's not just the hot tub that smells. Not even the room. The whole damn building smells like Paso Robles Inn doesn't give a crap, literally. Toilets? Clogged. Bed? Not Comfy. The air conditioner sounded like a 747. That's exactly what I'm looking for when I go on vacation from my house near the airport. Don't bother watching TV as the reception is awful. I called down in the middle of the night--since we were enjoying the town and didn't really check out the room until late--and the hostess basically said she couldn't really do anything about anything since she was the only one on duty. Thanks. Upon check out I waited for the hostess to ask me how my stay was. It didn't happen. So I let her know that my stay was not worth the $250 a night I just spent, citing all of the reasons I just noted, and she said "I'm sorry" then took my card and charged it. I thought long and hard about fighting the charges but I see on yelp that will probably do me know good, so I'll just make sure to tell everyone I know to come to Paso Robles whenever they get the chance, but they shouldn't dare step foot in Paso Robles Inn. read more

I got the king suite-- fit for a king-- of Swaziland maybe. When they say king suite, they certainly are not talking about any first world kings. I don't think I have ever over paid so much for so little when it comes to a hotel experience. Scratch that. Let's try this again... I do not believe I have ever paid so much when it comes to a motel experience. There, That's better. See, here we have a classic motel. Room front doors facing the parking lots, with dated showers and amenities. First off beware. "GUARANTEED" check in at 4pm is more of an "ish"... We twice checked to see if the room would be ready for check in early and it was not. Oh well, we were disappointed the check in was so late, but that's our bad for not looking ahead. We were told Guaranteed check in is 4pm (This is absurdly late, but whatever)... so we waited, and kept checking back at the front desk-- just hoping we could get in earlier. The front desk told us to leave our number and they would call us when our room was ready. Our call for check in was not until 4:31pm... Guys, this is not what guarantee means. You need a dictionary. Our check out the next day was 12:00pm. So-- late check in, early check out. To ,ake matters worse, I called and asked for late check out. They made it seem like such a huge deal they would let us check out at 12:30pm. Uh-- I had to check in a half our later than your "Guarantee" (don't use that word guys, you have no idea what it means)... so offering me that 30 minutes back on the back end is hardly an amends. Customer service at Paso Robles Inn is not $300+ a night worthy.  Adelaide Inn, which is much cheaper, has WAY better customer service. Adelaide will map your day for you, give tips, really help you make the most of your stay. Paso Robles Inn--not so much, none of the above. We told the front desk, "hey this is our first time in this town, new tourists, any tips." Front desk guy- "I don't know, I've only been to one of the wineries ever and I forget the name." LOL-- ok so thanks for the uh-- yeah never mind. Some positivity- The location is outstanding. Right at the heart of PR's downtown. The Gardens- they are nice. The winery themed rooms are a nice touch. The fire place and hot tub on the porch (with the king rooms) are very nice touches, if only the hot tubs didn't smell so furiously terrible. Let's touch on that hot tub. It has a warning sign. It says- hey the water is natural and has a slight odor. This is a colossal understatement of the facts. I was here for a romantic getaway. I used the little bath oil pack, meant to offset the stink, and cranked that puppy on. I mean, I paid for this particular place because of these nice additions. RUN FOR YOUR MOTHER LOVING LIVES, THESE TUBS ARE RANK! The rooms need to come with candles. Or some more scent products. It's a joke they think the little oil pack is going to help. That water smells like the Big Friendly Giant ate 40 dozen eggs, then exploded. Its the worst sulfuric smell I have ever witnessed in a hotel. So-- Bring oil, or bath salts or something, because the hot tub smells awful. The warning sign should also say, close your hotel door when running the tub. Because we did not, and our whole room stunk for some time after. Yes we did enjoy the minerals in the tub, but even after 1 hour of running the jets (which the sign says fixes the smell) it was all too much to handle. We ended up taking a shower to wash off the hot tub stench and heading to town. This is a fancy Howard Johnson, with odorous hot tubs, novelty fire places and a staff that seems to be aloof to the needs of modern tourists what so ever. This place has a long history, but I'd say it's solidly on the back end of that story. read more

This is an actual historical hotel with a long and interesting history. There are two basic kinds of rooms, one being the famous spa rooms with hot tubs and the other are detached wooden historical kinds of rooms. We stayed twice, once in each type of room. The hotel, and even the town to a great extent, was built around sulphur hot springs. The water is piped directly into the hot tub. Some complain of the smell, but I didn't mind it and soon didn't even notice it. It was just part of the experience. I didn't expect it to be Lourdes and get cured or anything, but it was fun and relaxing. The tub room we had was nice and didn't seem noisy. I did not notice people next door. Maybe they noticed us. The non-spa rooms are older, hardly an example of modern high-end. No vessel sinks or glass tile... fine for us. A nice old place. This is a nice place to stay and the sulphur hot tub experience is unique and fun. Nothing you will find elsewhere. The grounds are beautiful, with Koi ponds and lots of pretty plantings. Overall, a very nice historical kind of place that is worth a visit, and isn't boutique expensive. Whoa, though, it gets interesting after this. There are two main dining areas. The main room is a westerny place with heavy dark wood. Very nice and comfy. Makes you want beef. The other area is kind of a retro cafe that has its own vintage charms and promises a less formal dining experience for breakfast and lunch. In a word, the food in the cafe sucks. Seriously, skip this place and go down Spring St and get a breakfast burrito or something from any fast food place you happen upon. The cooks, when we were there, were goof-offs who took an actual eternity to come up with a simple breakfast that simply was the worst example of bad cooking and mis-use of time and materials that I have ever encountered. Just awful. I believe the eggs were cooked in some sort of synthetic oil, perhaps Mobil 1. And it went from there. Horrible cheap ingredients done poorly. Dinner in the nice dining room? Again, just awful food. No need to go into much detail, but it was just terrible and done without any skill or care at all. Look, I am not a foody and I certainly wasn't coming to a place like this for foamed chocolate caviar on a bed of pickled sea urchin, or a plate of little things piled on top of each other. I have never sent food back. I think the idea here is to have a down-home kind of dining experience, sort of traditional small town fare that the locals might relate to. The problem is that this was done poorly. I have been in dozens of such restaurants and have always been at least ok with the places and happy at most of them. It is almost difficult to do this badly. I have no backround in restaurant management, but it seemed to me that there was none in this place. Frankly, it didn't seem anyone was in charge, that there was any direction. Just some random menu choices chosen because you have to have a chicken dish, a fish dish, ....you get the idea. The whole food service thing here was so very, very bad that one wonders if maybe relatives of somebody are working here, rather than qualified people. Everyone I encountered seemed amazingly amateurish, even if personable. Ok, maybe the owners say, hey, this is a small town place and we like the food this way. That is not likely true since the cafe was deserted at breakfast time. The locals were voting with their wallets it seems. I think they are misjudging their customer base. The people staying here mostly seem to be touring the wineries, having a date-weekend maybe, and are expecting a fun and interesting dining experience. They would get better at virtually any restaurant I have ever been in, anywhere. Kids at fast food places, on their first job, given some training and a plan, do better. Why even be in this business if you have no interest, or perhaps just don't have a clue? This charming place and its proximity to the famous vineyards would attract a reasonably accomplished chef who could do soooo much better, while not straying away from the seeming intent of the owners. I did a review of Will's Fargo, a steakhouse in Carmel Valley. That place is packed every night. They have a fairly simple menu and there are no alien substances on the plate. Do that. This beautiful place deserves a whole lot better. Note: I have eaten here I think four times over a six-year period, always expecting a change for the better. It has remained remarkably consistently terrible over that time. My apologies if things have changed recently. read more

This is a cute, nice hotel in Paso Robles. I stayed here over the weekend for a bachelorette party. My sister and I stayed in one of the suites and it was huge. The was a living room with a couch and kitchenette. Then there was another room with two queen sizes beds. We didn't realize that our suite came with the jacuzzi on the outside patio. We didn't have bathing suites so we didn't use it. But the jacuzzi/hot tub area was nice and there were blinds you could close for privacy. The pool area was nice as well. The hotel area has pretty flowers all around so I enjoyed walking around the place. The PRI does have some major cons to it. It does have a slight smell of rotting eggs because of the hot springs. Also the walls are thin and you can hear everything going on around you. We were on the first floor and the stairs to go to the second floor were right above us. All night I could hear the loud sound of people running up the stairs and it was rather bothersome. Other people from our group had just a regular room and those rooms seemed smaller than the average hotel room size. Their room did have a flat screen TV but ours did not. Paso Robles is a good hotel to stay in if you are in the area for wine tasting. Just be prepared for the smell. You do get used to it though. I promise. read more

Very nice grounds and the facilities appear very nice. Unfortunately, appearance is not everything. The walls are thin enough that normal conversations in neighboring rooms can be heard well enough that you are tempted to join in. The private jacuzzi did not work. The heater would not turn on. I brought it to the attention of front desk and was advised to read the instructions. I'd already done that several times. I went to the front desk in person. They sent the night security guard to come and "help". He told about the frequency with which the problems that I was having occurred. We decided to go else where. In the morning I went to the front desk to check out. We had a two day reservation and I was checking out after one night. The manager asked why and I explained the previous night's events. He offered a variety of perks if I would stay. We chose not to. The manager deducted the additional cost of the private jacuzzi and checked us out. One extra star because the manager was courteous and professional. I cannot recommend this establishment. Next time I'll stay at the Best Western. read more

This two star rating is only for the breakfast we ate. I still give the room we had five stars. For breakfast on our last day in the Paso wine country, we went to the diner/coffee shop. It was pretty much deserted, course this was a weekday morning. We bellied up to the counter and ordered our meal. The menu included a lot of traditional favorites with some unique items. I ordered a sun dried tomato/linguica sausage/french cheese (I completely forgot what it was now) omelette. The sun dried tomatoes were chopped up well, so you got bits of them instead of whole chunks. The cheese just came on top and was spreadable. At first I thought it was sour cream but then realized what it was. The sausage was plentiful. My husband ordered the blueberry pancakes, which he ate because he was hungry, but disappointed because they weren't the fresh blueberries the menu claimed. Coffee was decent. Service was okay. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great either. I might stop by to eat at the coffee shop again if staying at the Inn. But there are better deals nearby for breakfast. read more

Stayed here a little while ago. Pros: - nice maintained garden - picturesque front buildings * Across the street from the park which is in the middle of downtown Paso and you can get to all the restaurants and bars within walking distance should you have a glass or 2 too many. Cons: - Rooms are pricey - Rooms, beds are basic and tiny & nothing special. - Unfriendly staff at front desk. - Coffee shop is nothing special and expensive: it's better to go to a nearby diner or bakery. read more

We were celebrating our wedding anniversary. The room was advertised as very "romantic" however, it was only romantic if you enjoy being in an episode of Cops! The first night we could hear everything the couple above us was doing and believe me, they were having a very good time. The next night was much more dramatic in that the couple in the room next door decided to have a very loud and obnoxious argument. Well, actually it could really only be described as a fight. Incidentially, this domestic dispute included physical abuse. The front desk was called and I suggested that the police be called. However, they sent their rent a cops instead. Of course, the argument continued for several hours until the couple in question decided to make up; at which time I had to listen to this as well. When checking out no one dared ask if we enjoyed our stay or if all was well. The just took our money and said thanks. Will we every stay there again?? Yes...when pigs fly! How unfortunate! read more

Great experience . We were able to check in early ( noon, at no extra charge ) which was great because the wine festival started at noon. The lady in the front desk was also very helpful. The location of the hotel was centrally located to many great restaurants. Also the pool environment was fun and lively ( which I enjoy ) but maybe a family with kids would not have liked the loud music of a guest and the drinking . Easy to check out . I would stay here again . read more

This place is horrible! It takes a lot for me to go out of my way to criticize a place, but I have to warn people. The service was subpar and the food at the restaurant is way over priced and not good. Furthermore, the hot tubs with the rooms are disguisting. The water is of a milky unclear coloration and it smells like rotten eggs. I understand there is naturally occurring sulfur down there, but they need a filtration system. It stinks and looks like, well, something gross. Finally, someone stole items out of my vehicle when parked there. Most notably my Ipod which had about 10,000 songs. The funny thing is, their security guard had my keys. After I picked them up from him, I went back to my car later, and my stuff was stolen. So to recap, the food sucks, the hot tob is disguisting, the staff is unfriendly and they hire thieves. Beware! read more

For years I've been telling friends, 'half way to LA/SF stay at the Paso Robles Inn' because of the natural 'hot' mineral spring bathtubs ... well, either my memory or their hot water system has failed. Sad to report, the 'hot' springs are in fact tepid, luke warm springs. Hardy worth the stop, the soak, or the shower (which, although a trickle pressure-wise, is in fact nice and hot. I'd prefer the reverse: hot mineral bath, lukewarm shower. Or better yet, hot bath, hot shower. Unless they announce a fix, I see no reason for the stopover. Pismo here I come .... Nevertheless, the grounds are beautifully manicured and maintained and the location, across from a lovely park and town center is ideal. read more

Staff are friendly and helpful. Location is great, near the downtown area and freeway access. I don't think it's worth the high price. Deck was old and lights didn't work, also couldn't close the curtains. Hot tub was ok. Water pressure in shower is abysmal. Bathroom door was loud and screeched every time you opened or closed it. Walls are thin. read more

Really the only great thing about this place is the location. Very close to the little downtown area which puts you in short walking distance to dinner, etc. The room was just old, the bed wasn't very comfortable, and I just felt that the room had a bit of a dirty feel - which was disappointing because I got the highest level room - the king with the hot springs tub. Speaking of the hot springs tub - that was what I thought was a slight turn off, not because of the sulfur smell that many people are complaining about (I am aware what sulfur smells like so I knew what to expect), but because I could see grimy residue that was clearly there because the tub wasn't cleaned before me - there was even someone else's hair in the tub. I did the best I could and cleaned it myself and used it anyway - but such a bummer. I also called the hotel ahead of time to let them know that I would like a slightly early check in, the front staff said that was likely possible and that they would call me when the room was ready. They never called me, so I stopped in, checked in, and since my room was not yet ready I went out and killed time, and the girls said they would call me when it was. Well 5:00 pm comes and I still never got a call. Just disappointing, and poor customer service. I also think that when paying $225+ for a room, some sort of breakfast or coffee at the very least would be nice! Paso Robles is a WONDERFUL experience, and next time I visit I will not stay here! read more

This place is disgusting!!!! Turn away and never look back... They are infested with COCKROACHES!!!! When I told them they were apologetic and gave us a $50 dollar discount off a $300+ room. That is still not worth sleeping with cockroaches. Please save yourself and stay at the Marriot just down the street. read more

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I liked this hotel. The room is quiet, comfortable, and roomy. The bed was really comfy, which is always a great plus, and the shower was huge. What I thought was very cool is that you can get a room in this hotel, with your own personal sulfur jacuzzi. Walking around the grounds, you smell the sulfur from time to time (although they say that they have "removed the sulfur"). But it's not an overwhelming smell. I would really like to come back to stay in one of those rooms. They have curtains around the hot tub, so that you can have your privacy. For those who are not lucky enough to have one of those rooms, there is a pool and hot tub waiting for you. And the hot tub in the public area is a bit sulfur-y too. All rooms face the inside, which is nice because you don't hear cars go by. The only thing about this place was the front desk staff. They were reasonably friendly, but I felt at both check in and out that I was interrupting them. Also, they made check in and out take 10 minutes each, because they couldn't figure out how to deal with my hyphenated last name. Really? It's not that hard of a concept. And don't make me feel like it's my fault. Also, the staff wasn't ready to make any restaurant recommendations other than their hotel restaurant. Well, I guess that's what I have Yelp for! All in all, a lovely hotel, once you get past the front desk. read more

Having lived in Japan for a few years I'm always eager to find a hot springs in the US that is like the Onsen I visited in Japan. The Paso Robles Inn is probably the closest I've seen. The rooms are nothing spectacular. The walls are thin so hopefully you will have quiet neighbors (we didn't). The stinky sulfur smell is a good sign of an authentic hot spring. The hot tubs are fed by a separate water supply from the hot springs. They only go up to 104F which is probably hot enough for most, but I would have liked to crank it up a few more degrees. The worst thing about the Paso Robles Inn is the restaurant. We ate dinner there. The food was heavy and greasy, the service was terrible. If you are staying here I recommend you have breakfast at Chico's Caffe down the street, and have dinner at one of the many other nearby restaurants. 4 stars for the hot springs 3 stars for the rooms 1 star for being duped in to eating at the hotel restaurant. read more

I ain't afraid of no ghost! Okay yes I am. I woke up in the middle of the night and had to turn on the TV because I was getting scared that I was going to have a close encounter of the crap my pants kind. If you don't know what I am talking about THIS PLACE IS HAUNTED okay maybe that's not a real thing but that is what people like to say about it. I came here for a work offsite for a couple of days. The rooms are pretty large. The smell of sulfur is pretty noticeable. And the map of the parking lot is still in my car for some reason. I'm going to go pull that out and throw it away now. I just need to be careful because it is in the back seat and my back seat is pretty small, like, there's no way you would try to be intimate with someone in the back seat kind of small. And I just hurt my back at the gym the other day, so when I have to reach back there to get the map out I am afraid that the tight space might cause me to contort in a way that might strain my already strained back. On second thought, I will leave the map until I am well enough to retrieve it. The ghost would have wanted it this way, I bet. The ghost has won this round and I am okay with that, mostly because the ghost lost in the most important round. You know, by dying. Ha ha. I am still alive! What do you have to say about that? Nothing. Of course. Because you are 300 miles away and I'm not afraid of you anymore PS please don't find me and haunt me I secretly respect you for real. PPS at some point I will die and this review will need to be updated because it will no longer be true. I wonder if Yelp has a plan for that. read more

Love the steak house at Paso Inn. Visiting Cattlemen's Lounge today. We usually sit on the patio and overlook the downtown park. Today is a little toasty, so we decided to sit inside. Always good service. read more

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Great location in downtown Paso Robles. We stayed in a room advertised as a queen size bed, but not sure if it was actually a queen or a big full size. Otherwise, the room was clean and comfortable, towels were fluffy, and the front desk was friendly and accommodating. Their garden and koi fish ponds felt so serene and relaxing. The only thing I'd recommend for them to improve on are their bed sheets and pillow cases. They could use sheets with higher thread counts. Otherwise, great place to stay and we'd definitely stay here again! read more

For $200 per night lodging, you'd expect something nice and decent. This place is a hole. The bed was a double, not a queen - not that a queen bed could fit in such a tiny room. The A/C didn't work. The bathtub was very slow to drain. The window latches didn't work. There was no parking so we had to park off the property on a side street in front of an apartment building. The outside noise came into the room and kept waking us up. We could hear people throwing up and having sex in the middle of the night. If the place wasn't within convenient walking distance of downtown Paso Robles where we had dinner reservations and planned on trying the local bars to avoid driving, we would have found someplace else to stay. read more

I am also surprised by some of the negative reviews. Each to their own, of course. But this is one of our favourite hotels in California...we organize trips around a stay here. So who else should stay here? First of all, the rooms have certain advantages. The rooms with mineral hot tubs are not cheap, but are pretty big - lots of square feet. Mini fridge, Desk. Huge two sink bathroom. If you've ever stayed in a small European city hotel, you think you could probably graze cattle in your room. The sound proofing is not great, but the view of the interior garden is really nice. Redwoods! Wifi is pretty bad though. Like the fireplace when it's cold. But the big deal (for some) will be the mineral hot tub. Yes, it smells of sulphur. That's kind of the point...all those stinky minerals mean you are in a REAL hot springs tub. In most of the USA, you need to hike for hours to get to a mineral springs. Or you can stay in a place where the mineral springs is a common pool that you share with 100 other folks. Which can be fine...but having your very own private hot springs is pretty rare. In most of Europe, places that have private mineral pools are thousands of dollars per night. Barbara and I have 2-3 tubs per day when we stay here. If you've been hiking, bike riding or running (Paso has all three) all day, soaking in a sulphur bath makes you feel brand new! We like the restaurant. We don't eat breakfast in the diner (we buy breakfast at the Albertsons at the mall, and eat in our room) but we eat at the steakhouse. So far as we can tell, the fish is not great. Neither is the chicken. Neither is anything else...but the steaks, salads, prime ribs and Bananas Foster are all very good. And the baked potatoes are the best in the world! Pretend you are at a 1950s steakhouse, and you won't go wrong. Not sure about the complaints about excessive wine mark ups. The stuff we order (Brochelle Zinfandel, etc) is at a 100% markup versus the local stores...which is pretty normal. Go if you love hot springs. If you don't -- don't go. If there were no mineral tubs, we wouldn't come back. read more

Sorry but I have to agree with a lot of the other reviewers... this place is horrible and the only reason to stay here is that it's within walking distance to downtown Paso. There are SO many other nicer (and cheaper) places to stay. First of all, the service was poor - from the time we called to reserve the room to the day we checked in, people were snooty and rude. Very untypical for Paso Robles. We had requested a rollaway bed, which we paid extra for ... turns out all they have is an air bed - that is a BIG difference! The smell as others have mentioned depends on where you stay, ours had a faint aroma of rotten eggs which didn't bother me too much The breakfast was terrible, greasy, cheap american style - I was yearning for the B&B which we had stayed at last year. All in all, I would not go back - not even for the convenience. A 2 minute drive and you're at the Courtyard Marriott which is half the price and much nicer. read more

Went there for their brunch buffet. If you like King Crabs, shrimps and steak, then you will enjoy the buffet. I took out a star coz you have to wait to be served beverages and I would much prefer warm crab than cold crab legs. read more

Pretty damned cool looking place. It's in the downtown Paso Robles area that has a lot of great old-style buildings and a beautiful park directly across the street. Where to start? The grounds were awesome. Colorful, foresty, cabin-style(?). The room itself was a moderate size, two sinks in the bathroom ( a plus), the shower fit 2 people ;) The fireplace (electric) did the job of toasting the room. There was free Internet access for the laptop as well. Mini-refridgerator and coffee machine, hairdryer, plenty of outlets too. The creme de le creme was the jaccuzzi on the outer deck. Badass. Private and secluded with a super heavy curtain that could be drawn at night for complete and utter privacy. It was EXCELLENT to say the least. The smell? Oh well, that's what minerals smell like. Get over it, and use the complimentary water perfumes. LOL. When we went to sleep, I am glad that I set my alarm, because it was DARK!! Yep, the curtains made it look like midnight at 8:00AM! That was really funny. You could lose all sense of time here if you were so inclined. $150, totally worth it. read more

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I was excited about staying here on my most recent trip to Paso. It looks so stately and wonderful at the corner of the park. The room itself was clean, the service was fine, the parking was fine. Unfortunately the bed was really hard and springy. That's kind of a deal breaker for me. Motel 6 beds are more comfortable. Since that is the whole point, I can't give it a better rating. read more

Adequate. Have stayed here twice, once before the renovation and once after. I'll review the latter. The "non-smoking" room had a weird grandma's funky perfume-smell, and the small, dank bathroom smelled like a smoker had lived in there. The walls are thin and I could hear everything going on in the parking lot and outside of our room. For the price, I would have liked a better night's sleep. Two stars due to the choice location; close to the square and several bars, shops and restaurants. Try Villa Creek for dinner- it's fantastic! The grounds are nice and the jacuzzi was mellow and pleasant. read more

Okay, get the good out of the way first. Staff was very nice and friendly. Location great to be around the downtown hub of restaurants and tasting shops. Mineral water thing definitely not worth the smell but the shower temp and pressure was good. Gift of the story of the Inn was a nice touch. Now to the not so good. Old and built long ago, this motel type Inn is so poorly insulated that I heard an ant pissing on cotton in the next room. Every single thing they did we heard, and it was a family of Chinese people trying out every amenity. The next failure is the linen! How is it possible in this day and age that an "Inn" that charges $200 a night has such pathetic bed coverings. The sheets were a 4 thread count that felt like sandpaper on my skin. The blanket(if you want to call it that) was almost see through and the comforter was anything but. Mix the above with the interior decorating with the ugly window coverings and cheap furnishings and you have the recipe of dissatisfaction. Really didn't enjoy our stay here for the price tag on a weekday. read more

Paso Robles in is a really quaint place. My husband took me there on a little trip a couple of years back (when we were just boy friend and girl friend). It is in the heart of wine country, close to Hearst Castle, some wine vineyards and some farms. The first impression that we got when we drove up to the hotel was that it was very quaint. The building itself had a very historical look to it. It was surrounded with a lot of trees and wild life - not anything scary or dangerous, but there were lots of birds, squirrels and even deer were running around freely. It's nice to see that places like that still exist. The staff was courteous and polite. They gave us a little description of what they had to offer, and were as hospitable as they come. The room that we had was big. There was a king sized bed, with a fire place, an area for the television, some closet space and a sitting area. We had a romantic view of the garden and our very own patio with its own spa. It was nice and clean. The only downer is the stinky water that came out of the spa. It's not dirty or anything, it's just the way mineral water smells (kind of like rotten eggs or farts). On a good note, the mineral water is supposed to heal you, so we tried to enjoy the spa a few times, and it was alright. Like some of the other yelpers who have yelped this place before me have said - the front desk offers different scented oils and candles to hide the smell of the sulfur in the water - but they're right. The oils only smell for some time .. and then the rotten egg/fart smell comes back. Regardless, I had a nice and relaxing time and if I was to go back to Paso Robles, I would stay at this place again. read more

Paso Robles is effectively Sonoma 10 years ago, so while the vineyards are top notch, and great food is just moving in, the lodging options have a looooong way to go. The hotel does have quite a history and the building and grounds do have some character. Pool & hot tub as well, which may move it up a star in warm weather times of year. It's also directly across the street from Paso Robles town square, and the food & nightlife, which is ultimately why you should stay here if proximity is your priority. The rooms themselves are massively in need of a makeover. Smokey, florescent, and loud (not much insulation in a place with tons of kids & families), it unfortunately it ends up feeling more Holiday Inn/Motel 6. read more

Great location, gardens are nice but this place resembles more of a Motel 6 than a vacation getaway. Hallways smell like sulfur (I'm hoping due to the hot springs mineral baths available in some rooms) and decor is dated, but not in the charming way read more

Paso Robles Inn - Sure would have been nice to use the pool when it's 90+ outside - Hotels Near Me - Paso Robles, California

This was our second stay at the Paso Robles Inn. The first time we were there, we asked for the spa room. While the room itself was nice, the smell from the hot tub was overwhelming. We used the spa and definitely felt relaxed afterwards, but we both agreed it wasn't worth the extra money. This time we stayed in one of the older buildings and had an upstairs room near the pool at the back of the property. We enjoyed this room much better, although it was definitely NOT a fancy room. The carpet was dirty and we had to ask how to operate the A/C. But since all we were doing was showering and sleeping there, we found it to be acceptable, especially since it's far from the highway, close to downtown, and reasonably priced compared to the upscale hotels in the area. The grounds here are absolutely beautiful. The koi ponds, the landscaping, and the small bridges crossing over little "creeks" all added some charm to this historic location. The pool area is very nice. We did find the front office staff to be quite friendly and accommodating, much the opposite of many of the previous reviewers. We made our reservations by phone and negotiated a better rate due to an online special. We were traveling with friends, and they were quite agreeable when we checked in and asked for rooms near each other, even though they were fully booked for the weekend. I'm not sure if I'd stay here again, but I really don't have any reason not to considering that both times I felt it suited all our needs. read more

Amidst the mediocre restaurants there was this gem of a hotel. We loved our room, stinky mineral water and all. Although I will say that their food is lackluster, and there are a lot of white people here that stared at my Korean husband as if they had never seen an Asian man before. It was slightly creepy, but the hotel can't be blamed. We appreciated the large bed and the roomy bathroom. Breakfast should really be included for the pricey stay- that's standard in all the good hotels. And the water for the hot chocolate is never hot. Please fix. read more

Great location! Walk into to town and enjoy the beautiful town of Paso Robles. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Beds are nice. A good find while traveling to Big Sur! read more

This hotel exceeded our expectations and met all of our needs. The grounds are beautifully manicured. Clean and up to date accomidations. Relaxing and enjoyable place to stay. Four stars because the walls are a bit thin so you can hear your neighbors and if you leave in the morning call house keeping to come and freshen up your room. They didnt get to our room until past 3pm. We wpuld stay here again. Loved the town and surrounding area. read more

Paso Robles Inn - Hotels Near Me - Paso Robles, California

Stayed here for 2 nights over New Year's to explore Paso Robles and the surrounding wineries. Booked a queen room with fireplace ($86/night!) and it was a lovely stay. Room was small but very clean and had Bath and Body Works bath goodies. Room was right near the common pool and hot tub and the latter was great in the chilly weather as was the fireplace. Never ate at the Inn's restaurants but for breakfast, we discovered Cowgirl Cafe has breakfast until 2pm and Chico's Cafe had amazing pancakes and served us after 11am. Bed wasn't the most comfortable but was more than fine for the price. Overall stay was great and the environment was really nice with the gardens and smaller buildings. Location is prime for walking around downtown Paso and as a base for winery visits. Free parking at hotel. I would definitely stay here again (hopefully for the same low low price!) read more

Paso Robles Inn is exceptionally close to downtown restaurants and wineries. Room was very clean and bed was comfortable. Included extra amenities such as spa tub and fireplace. A little disappointed that the "deluxe" room did not include the mineral spa tub. Apparently you must book from the inn's website to receive a room with a mineral tub. I tried to call before booking Expedia and was hung up on once and put on hold for too long the second time. When I brought this up while checking in, I did not receive a response. A little rude and the reason I gave the hotel staff a lower rating. read more

Nice location in downtown Paso Robles, and we were looking forward to our stay because we come to Paso often. Never stayed here before, and we'll never stay here again. internet connection is impossible. Complained to front desk, and they said "we get that a lot". No concern on their part. Huge complex here, but no fitness center. Very, very disappointing. If you like good location, nice rooms, and no internet or fitness center, you'll be OK here. read more

Convenient location to everything in the square but that's about it. Front desk was friendly and quickly checked us in. The grounds looked nice but The room was another story. The bathroom was dirty(hairs everywhere) that weren't mine. Would pick another location next time we're in town. read more

Just came back from a trip up north- and we stayed a few nights at the Paso Robles Inn. Much to our surprise - when we arrived- the hotel told us they were over booked so they upped our reservation to a much better room and did not charge us extra. The hotel is in a great location and we had lots of fun wine tasting and being tourists. 2 days is plenty to spend in this small town. I don't remember another City I have been to that doesn't have parking meters or a Starbucks- but that is Paso Robles! The room was newer- however the TV was at least 25 years old and the internet connection did not work- I didn't go to Paso Robles to watch TV but it would have been nice if I could have used my lap top to do some work. Would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone planning on staying in Paso Robles - it was a great value for what we paid. read more