Beautiful grounds, great location and a decent price for Paso but I was expecting just a bit more. The main draw for me was our dog friendly room. I was dissapointed to find that there were absolutely no dog ammenities provided for my dog. I thought I read somewhere that they provide bowls and a bed but there was none of this when we arrived. Our room was clean but small and in need of an upgrade. The sauna was nice but they cut the heat off on a slightly misty morning. I did enjoy the upstairs bar. Overall, the pictures on the website show how beautiful the grounds are, but in no way are reflective of the rooms. Great location on the square and may reconsider in the future for that reason. read more

One of the best places to stay in Paso Robles, but.... that's not saying too much. When you first walk in your thought is..."who farted?". Okay, admittedly I am a hot springs nymphette and didn't realize the sulphur smell comes with the territory. My boyfriend and I upgraded to a spa suite with fireplace for $250/night. The room was underwhelming, and when we filled up the tub with mineral water the smell was just disgusting really, so much so that I could not force myself get in. The only reason he did was because he had a sore back, and within 20 minutes it felt fantastic, like magic he said. So maybe there is something to the minerals. Anyway, I couldn't stay in that room and called the next day to just get a fireplace room. The front desk girl had the nerve to say we could downgrade but had to pay the same price as a spa room. What the? I told her we would be checking out then, thank you very much but the manager caught wind of this and personally called me to save the day. I thought the grounds were beautiful, complete with heated pool and hot tub. There is a restaurant, coffee shop, and bar with an upstairs patio you can sit and have a lovely glass of vino. And the Inn itself is a historic bath house from the 19th century that burnt down and was rebuilt. Your room comes with a book, so you history buffs can relive the adventure. Overall accounting for staff, service, amenities, price, and smell it gets a commendable 3 stars. read more

Nice place. Quaint. Historical. Overpriced definitely. It was graduation weekend but still overpriced for what you get. The reason for 2 stars is you should never hear a leaf blower before noon at a hotel. The thing is he didn't blow and go away. He stayed outside the room with his blower running for a good 15 minutes. Utterly ridiculous! This was my first and last stay here. read more

We got the private spa room for a special occasion. The rooms are winery themed and we had 'Trouble Maker' which was funny. Our mineral tub was on the patio and they have curtains to make it more private. I lovveeed the mineral tub with jets. So relaxing. It does smell like sulfur and there are some black mineral deposits that grossed me out a little. The reason I am giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because the mattress was rock hard. That was disappointing and I didn't sleep well. The shower head is a little odd as well, it sprays water all over the place and isn't adjustable. Otherwise I enjoyed my stay though! read more

Only 3.5 Stars...are you kidding me? This hotel is quiet, clean, has nice amenities, the king size bed mattress was very comfortable, I enjoyed my best night of sleep in quite a while, peaceful surroundings, perfect location, the breakfast is delicious fresh, and the restaurant onsite is way good...! So...I give the Paso Robles Inn 5 Stars. read more

I've stayed here and dined here, but never spa-ed here. Yes, there is a sulphury aromas from the springs, but you get used to that after you figure out what it is. Our room in the Ballroom annex was spacious and comfortable. We only had one accident with the jacuzzi tub (now I know what THAT button does). Room service was good, and a pretty good deal (considering how expensive room service can be). Location is super convenient to downtown Paso. The special Thanksgiving buffet wasn't great, but it was fine. And everyone seemed in a good mood. The heavy drinker at the table next to us may not be invited back by his party next year, but otherwise it was quite a convivial evening. Regular dinner, on another occasion, was great. Good steaks, very attentive service. Lots of help with wine ... we asked for and got that extra attention. I love that they are rotating local wines as house wines by the glass served to carafe from a stainless steel drum. Very cool. Staff was fairly casual, but eager to please. And the gardens are really nice to stroll around. I'd definitely return. read more

Had a great time at the hotel everyone was professional and very nice. Sharene was on top of it! The rooms were clean and easy access to downtown. I would definitely come back. read more

Very cute little motel when you pull up. Also nice grounds and a cozy little pool and Jacuzzi area. We didn't try the steakhouse but it looked nice. The inside of the room had hey slight smell of cheap deodorizer covering of many years of smoking before it became a non-smoking hotel. Could also use a little bit of remodeling. Great location, right across the street from the Square where you have a few restaurants and a movie theater. read more

Very Disappointed with our stay Here. Our room was clean but the carpet was very Dirty and a previous guest had lost a fake fingernail that was in plain view at the end of one bed. When we checked in we were told the cafe and bar were closed the Steakhouse would open at 5. We walked into town which was great had dinner when we came back there were quite a few people in the Cafe at the Counter and you could see where they had the alcohol bottles so obviously they had moved the bar to the cafe. The walls are extremely thin......and we had to call the desk because of the neighbors. Security did come up but it didn't stop the behavior. So we were up all night listening to the bed hitting our wall and the moans! The next morning we went for breakfast and imagine our surprise when we saw the cafe was serving breakfast? Why would they tell us they were not? It is a beautiful Hotel and the grounds are amazing! It is the PERFECT location! I would go back but I would be sure to let them know we preferred clean carpets and employees that were aware of the Dinning facility hours! read more

The Paso Robles Inn is located in a great spot in Paso Robles. Lots of wine bars and restaurants within close walking distance. I would have to say that that is the major strength of this place. Our room was a little dated without a bar and the was a bit run down. The whole place smells very strongly of sulfur too because of the hot springs that they offer in their spa. The restaurant is pretty good for breakfast and on Sunday's they have an all you can drink champagne with a buffet- but the line was 40 minutes to just get a seat. Overall, I would stay here again because of the location. read more

We LOVED the Paso Robles Inn. Everything about it was wonderful! The bathroom was huge with a jet tub plus a shower. The bed and linens were comfortable and luxurious. The grounds were beautiful. We wished we had stayed longer so we could've spent more time walking around. The ONLY down side was that when we arrived we had to walk through a Christmas party in order to get to the elevator to our room. A little awkward but really no solution so I shouldn't complain. read more

My wife and I went on a Sunday morning for brunch and it was absolutely amazing. This is a must for breakfast in Paso Robles. We will certainly be back. read more

My husband and I recently stayed here for 2 nights while we were doing a wine country trip with friends. The Inn was recommended to us as the local place to stay, so we did. The Inn is in a great location, short walk to most everything around the town of Paso Robles. We checked in with no issue, but quickly discovered our small room. No problems in the room until the next day when we returned to find our room smelling like rotten eggs. We checked with the front desk and found out that the room on the first floor (we were on the second) had one of the hot spring jacuzzis and we were just getting the smell. It was disgusting. We woke up again on Sunday morning to the same smell, and couldn't get out of there fast enough. I wouldn't stay here again due to the smell. read more

What a charming place! We visited during Valentine's weekend and were able to get a room a month in advance. The inn lives up to its name. Quaint lay out. The rooms are a bit small but the bathroom is huge (double sinks). Very important to me! Good water pressure. The side of the bath tub is oddly high (~2.5 feet tall). The hotel may have accessible rooms. Unfortunately we didn't get to try the hot springs during our short stay. Next time though. We could smell it from our room but it wasn't overwhelming. read more

The Paso Robles Inn is walking distance from the Paso Robles Downtown. Our rm was the basic one, which was just fine. It had a nice big bathroom (w/ double sinks), a small kitchenette, comfy bed, and a flat screen tv. Our view was of their center garden, and that was really nice. I gave them four- stars, simply because we were looking fwd to staying at one of their rooms with hot tub on the porch, but they were booked. We then took the one with the hot tub inside the shower, but the rm smelled musty and it was sort of scary. The rm looked like one of those rooms that are haunted in scary movies. Yikes!!! The staff was exceptional though. The young lady at the front desk didn't hesitate to allow us to change rooms, and was really sweet. We'll definitely stay there again. read more

If you can get over the smell of sulphur from the mineral tubs, it's not a bad place by any means. Why three stars? 1) Nothing was bad, it was a nice stay in a nice room. 2) The mineral tub has jets and a privacy curtain in case you forgot your trunks (or don't want them to smell). 3) The price was pretty expensive, I would rather have paid for a one time only experience rather than have it embedded in my room fee on a nightly basis. 4) Every time you returned to the property you are reinvited to the smell of sulphur. 5) Plenty of local, quiet attractions and wineries close by. Although I don't drink, I sill had fun exploring the wineries. 6) Paso Robles has an old, time feel and charm to it. 7) The inn has plenty of quiet places to sit and relax. 8) The Bath and Body Works products and their heavy fragrances went a long way in masking the smell of the property. read more

This motel is admittedly in a *fantastic* location. 5 stars for location, no doubt. Walking distance to the square, multiple restaurants, movie theatre, wine tasting, great coffee (shout out to Spearhead - excellent espresso! Slow service but friendly). Location can not be beat. However, the Inn overall was less exciting. Very plain, very small rooms. Literally 1 foot walking room around the bed: left end table and doorway to bathroom/hall; foot of bed had the bureau and TV atop; right side with end table and small sitting table. That was the entire room and was horribly tiny. Absolutely no place to put belongings! We barely had enough floor space to put a couple cases of wine we bought during the week. Bathroom was under developed. No towel racks, not even for the hand towel. No shelves. No art (I'm not looking for Picasso here; just a simple photo or two in either bathroom or main room would have been nice). Ceiling air vent not working well, filling the room with humidity. Room just plain and boring. Little open space to right of fridge in front of mirrored closet was just, well, empty. Should have had a shelf or something functional. Despite having a fireplace in the room (gas, operated by switch), it was the only heating option for the room. So if you want heat at night, you have to have a bright fireplace running. Additionally, it did not actually turn on when the room temperature dropped significantly below the set heat. For example, it was very cold outside this week (32degrees, below freezing!). I went to bed leaving the heater set for 64 degrees. Woke up shivering with the room at 56 degrees, with the heater aka fireplace just not turning on. Had to shift the switch to Off, then back to Set/On for it to turn on. Hot tub nice, and heated pool was fantastic. Towels stocked in the pool area all the time. They do boot you out immediately at 10pm though, which is a bit early. I'd not stay here again. read more

Great location. Had friends staying there. Ate breakfast one day and dinner at steak house. Both very solid. Rooms looked very nice.

Made reservations for dinner Friday night because we were celebrating our 27th anniversary and we were so disappointed. We had reservations at 8 pm and waited about 17 minutes to be seated but we didn't mind. Once we got seated, we were greeted and order drinks with appetizer. We then ordered our dinner and then we were forgotten. We watch as everyone around us was checked up on and given water and bread. We asked one of the waiters about getting some of the bread and were told that they were waiting for the bread to come out of the oven. Then we watched as 2 tables that had just arrived were served bread. WOW. At that point we just wanted to leave so we told the waitress to cancel our dinner and we were leaving. We asked for our bill on our 2 drinks and our appetizer. So disappointed and not the way we wanted our anniversary dinner to go. We have never had such bad customer service before. read more

We returned to Paso Robles Inn for 3 nights. We really enjoyed our stay at the Inn and loved wine tasting in town. One thing we found VERY annoying was the poor wifi service. It may not sound like a big thing but after a long day wine tasting we like to put our feet up and use our iPads/iPhones which is really hard to do when the wifi STINKS! I did not want to lower our rating of the facility, but I will on our next visit if they have not improved this facet of their services. It was extremely annoying. There are so many devices now to boost wifi service, it's easy to do. read more

Yes, it smells like sulfur. After a while, you get used to it. I had no idea that this hotel was haunted until I read about it in the History of The Paso Robles Inn book that was available in our room. Thank god they didn't put us in room 1007 (supposedly haunted room). I have an irrational fear of ghosts so after reading about another Yelper's recent experience in room 1007, I got a little spooked... We stayed in the Vina Robles room which had an outdoor mineral spring tub. Scented oils were included. We brought a bottle of wine with us so could drink while we soaked in the tub, but forgot to bring wine glasses and a wine opener-what noobs! Not to worry when in wine country! Room amenities included wine glasses AND a wine opener. We also received complimentary tasting coupons to Vina Robles winery, but didn't have enough time to go. Maybe next time. read more

Grounds are beautiful, location was perfect, staff was friendly, rooms could use some basic updates like carpets and shower curtains, but overall was pleasant and would stay again. read more

A fun and romantic getaway in wine country, we really enjoyed the closeness of lots of great eatting and fun right near the hotel. The hotel itself is really quaint and well maintained and the staff was helpful. Known for it's hot mineral baths, the history of the hotel was interesting and the coffee shop and steak house on site wereboth very good. We had the Prime Rib at the steakhouse which we split and the waitress was king enough to take care of all of that before dinner got to the table. The grounds of the hotel are beautiful with lots of greenery and a flowing stream and waterfall. They have 2 large koi ponds that were fun to hangout near and relax. We had a deluxe spa room with king bed and it was plenty spacious and also had a great fireplace, very romantic. read more

Good hotel. The location is off the freeway and this place is definately not a chain-type of hotel. The check in was really efficient and the grounds are very nice, well-kept and lovely. My room was sorta small but just fine. No gym but the pool area is very nice. There are several places nearby to eat but after walking around a bit I decided to eat at the PR Inn's restaurant. It wasn't a bargain but the food was good and well presented. They have Firestone Double IPA on tap which was a plus in my book. I'd much rather stay here than the soul-less chain hotels lining Hwy 101. read more

I've stayed here twice. The first time we got a second floor room and it was lovely. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful. I had booked incorrectly by accident and the staff was still able to accommodate me which was great (though I did have to pay for the original booking as well, but that's my own fault). The room was spacious and clean. The second time we got a ground floor room. I did not book ahead and hoped to find a room when I arrived around 10 am. They were able to accommodate me rather quickly although it was obvious the room hadn't been thoroughly replenished (I was told this in advance though); the toilet paper roll was one that had clearly been opened/unwrapped already by previous customers but all the important things (mainly bed, toilet, shower, and towels) were clean and prepared for new customers. The AC unit was directly facing the bed from above so it was tough to find a comfortable setting as it got way too cold or way too hot very quickly. Also the bathroom window curtains had to remain shut in just the right way because of the positioning of the bathroom- someone in the second floor room across the way would easily have had a direct view of the toilet otherwise. Neither time did I have any complaints with the room, cleanliness, or staff. The grounds are beautiful, I just wish I'd taken more time to explore a bit! We didn't eat any meals at the hotel/restaurant or make use of any of the other hotel amenities outside of the room so I can't speak for those. I paid around $125 per night and would certainly do so again. The location is perfect as well, right across the street from a small park and lots of cute little shops and restaurants, as well as a movie theatre (all within a ~5 minute walk)! read more

Front desk personnel were quite rude. One of them either had her Covid mask on below her nose, or not at all...

Very nice, the grounds are well kept and the heated pool/ tub were nice after a long day driving. Very central and easy access to wineries!

The hotel is in the middle of downtown Paso Robles. Excellent customer service . Provided us wine for our anniversary. The food at breakfast and dinner was awesome. The hot tub is in your own private patio. read more

Lovely place to stay! Beautiful well kept garden, clean enjoyable pool, and no problems finding parking. The Inn has its own steakhouse and coffee shop so you can really just relax completely in this place! We went wine tasting and stayed the night. The Inn is right in downtown so we walked to a sushi restaurant close by. The rooms are clean, updated and nice. Our room was a little small, but still great! read more

Paso Robles Inn - The garden view right outside from our room. - Hotels Near Me - Paso Robles, California

This review is for the hotel. We spent valentines weekend here and even though there was a wedding going on the place was quiet and peaceful. The pool is heated and the jacuzzi plenty hot. The garden area rooms are available with a fire place....very nice. Yes this is an older hotel but it has all the conveniences you'll need along with a wonderful history. We only ate breakfast at the hotel as there are many great restaurants within strolling distance. Breakfast was good and reasonably priced. I've made reservations for the Spring for a return visit. read more

So it's more like a 3.75 or even closer to 3.90 stars but I'm digging down deep to try & give these guys a better review. Where I differ from some of the more negative reviews is that I never at least had the bad egg smell or moldy bathroom thing, nor did we find the fairly simple requests we made of the breakfast room chef's to be that horrible & the room price for what we had (Garden queen for $116/night) wasn't all that over priced. What was a common thread, the snarky/snooty borderline bitchy front desk chick. We had such an overly fantastic time meeting some of the nicest, coolest & downright hospitable people in town, at restaurants, bars & wineries that it almost must be the case that if your not drinking in this town you must have a legal right to be a bitch. Oh well, that encounter was only for 10 minutes so I can deal with it. The room, while kinda small was clean, had a comfy bed, the fireplace was a nice touch (if not a bit too hot sometimes) the TV worked & shower/shitter/sink all worked. Since we spent little time actually in the room we had a blast at the John Wayne Bar upstairs (great Marg!) the grounds were neat & clean & best of all we were able to walk to everything downtown & on The Square. read more

Great little hotel. First rate service both in the hotel and the restaurant. Our room was fantastic - quiet and comfortable. I can't say enough good things about this place. I'm surprised to learn that anyone else had a poor experience since we were treated as well as any hotel I've ever stayed in. read more

Enjoying my third evening in a row here, relaxing on a large rocking chair in front of the outdoor garden fire place. The food, generous adult beverage portions, along with the ambiance are top drawer. read more

Paso Robles Inn - Garden fire place, relaxing in one of two provided teak rockers. Very nice for wine tasting or cocktails, very toasty. - Hotels Near Me - Paso Robles, California

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Such a magical little place. Beautiful grounds, streams, koi, delicious food. Beautiful read more

Paso Robles Inn - Inside the Paso Robles Inn Steakhouse. Delicious food, wonderful service - Hotels Near Me - Paso Robles, California

My wife and I arrived in Paso Robles around 4pm one afternoon. We had a reservation at a chain motel but stopped to walk around downtown before checking in. We enjoyed the area and commented on several great-looking restaurants to have dinner. As we finished circling around we noticed the Paso Robles Inn. It looked like a great spot and my chain hotel reservation was still cancelable so I went inside to inquire about a room and walked out five minutes later with a $159/night "deluxe" room with it's own sulphur spring hot tub. I quickly cancelled my generic chain hotel room. Our room here was awesome. Large, comfortable, huge bathroom, private patio with hot tub, comfy bed, fireplace, plenty of room. Extra credit because the bathroom heater/fan cranked and the room was warm and toasty when I took a shower. I was suprised to see the 3 star average here but I think that had a lot to do with the price. We got an offseason deal and it seemed very worth it. Not sure how much I'd like it for almost $300/night in the summer. We'll definitely stay here again next time we're in town. read more

This place is horrendously overpriced. Rooms are big, location is great, grounds look nice ... but with outside facing doors and limited (or no) extra amenities it is seriously overpriced. Big rooms and underpowered AC, plus noise from outside facing doors make it difficult to get restful sleep. The rooms with hot tubs all stink due to the mineral hot springs. The mineral hot tubs seriously stink like a Tijuana outhouse and are only tolerable after dumping in a few oil packets. If you don't close the sliding door, your room will stink extra bad--though we were smart enough to close the door so we didn't suffer more than we had to. If you can piss away money, and enjoy all of the "benefits" of soaking in mineral hot springs than by all means stay here. If you want a nice hotel room, where you can sleep after enjoying Paso Robles ... go elsewhere. read more

Good place to stay, but a little dated. The good is that the Inn is located downtown with a short walk distance to shops, bars and restaurants. The grounds are park like and well kept. Plenty of parking. The Bad: The front desk needs to step up on their game. They don't greet or say welcome when arriving. The fake smile from "Maurice" only show his lack of professionalism. The rooms are a little small, but clean The AC needs to be cleaned from dust build up in the vents. Beds are kind of hard. read more

Really liked this place when we went ot he Robert Hall New Year's Eve evnt last month. I just wrote a long piece but had to cancel - will update later. Key points - spas seem to be overrated, but the little things like back garden view rooms near the pool that are super quiet, the location on the town square, and the local history, make this a must do at least once. Based on the rates, and since you'll be out wine tasting all day anyway, this is a great locale. I especially liked the fireplaces and the upstairs bar, and the locavore nature of the food and wine. Good deal all around. Try it out! read more

We were looking for a good place to stay in Paso Robles and thought we'd give this place a try, as it appears to be one of the nicer places in town. We got a room with a spa on the patio. Others have complained about all sorts of things, but we didn't find anything to truly gripe about. Room is perfectly appointed, good Wi-Fi, spacious bathroom, fridge, microwave and reasonably comfortable bed. This is not a luxurious place to stay, but perfectly good. The courtyard grounds are absolutely beautiful and the buildings overall seem to be in very good condition. We ate at the steakhouse and had a very good meal at an extremely reasonable price. They give free corkage of local wine, so we had brought our own and that helped keep the price down. PLUS our room had a coupon for a free appetizer or dessert, so that helped a lot too. My steak was done perfectly and my wife got the shortribs which at first weren't to her taste, but the server offered up some sauce choices that were more to her liking and took her dinner from 'meh' to 'yeah'. The server heard that this trip was for my birthday and brought out a nice cake with berries at the end of the meal as a surprise, free. Very attentive and wonderful touch. After dinner we wanted to try the spa. Others have complained about the sulfer smell, but you are warned about this a thousand times, so it wasn't unexpected. We had some nice oil scents that they offered to help cover it up, and they did a good job at keeping us from getting grossed out. It took a LONG time to fill the spa as the hot water had very little pressure (and not much heat), so we went all-hot and it took over 30 minutes to get enough water in it. Not a big deal to us, but that could be improved. Final little complaint was that there were only 3 full-size towels. For a room with a spa, we really could have used more. But we got by without calling for more. We had room-service breakfast which was served very quickly, and hot and fresh and very tasty. Among the better breakfast room service we get anywhere. We'd absolutely stay here again if this area. The staff at the hotel and the restaurant were outstanding, and we like the spa and know better next time how to prepare even better. read more

Enjoyed our stay in the Vina Robles Spa Suite. Bed was comfy and there were soft and firm pillows to choose from. Loved the fireplace and the cozy ambiance it created for our cold winter night. Used the outdoor spa tub twice. We will be back. read more

Paso Robles Inn - Our fireplace in the Vina Robles Suite. Notice the cute towel creature? He was on our bed on arrival. - Hotels Near Me - Paso Robles, California