Been in the room 15 minutes and I am unimpressed. Paid for a room with a fireplace, got a much smaller room with no fireplace. When I complained, the check-in person said I could schlep our stuff all the way across the grounds, or get a discount. She then said I'd get an undetermined discount tomorrow morning when I check out. That's probably the least helpful she could have been. read more

Staff was rude and unhelpful, especially Yesenia. She was untactful and has no people skills. When checking in the second night, she refused to help us and instead went to the back and got another worker to help. Hotel itself wasn't terrible itself but because of the treatment from the staff we will never stay here again. read more

I'm pretty surprised at some of the negative reviews here - I had a great stay at the Paso Robles Inn. From the outside the location on a busy street gave me pause, but our room opened up onto a beautiful green courtyard. The room had a fireplace and the bed was super comfy. The bathroom was clean and huge. The mineral springs were a draw for us and we made sure to get a room with a hot spring tub. And yes, natural hot springs smell like sulfur - and if you can't cope with that, this is not the place for you. It was a little strong at first but I got used to it quickly and loved my soak in my hot springs tub - it was out on the patio but there was a curtain for privacy. I was so relaxed afterwards, I was practically comatose. The location is right across the street from the town square, which meant walking to dinner and breakfast, which I loved. read more

Just poor! Service was regretfully slow. Felt as though they didn't want us there. Would not suggest this if u can avoid.

This is a clean and well located Inn. The rooms are fairly well appointed and the grounds are lovely. The reason that I do not give them a four star rating is because of the staff. They are curt and unaccommodating. We experienced this both at the front desk and in the restaurant. We booked nine rooms and a group breakfast so you think they would have been a little more pleasant. Not the case. Customer service is not a priority here. They coast on their location and the lack of other nearby accommodations. read more

I wanted a suite but even the small standard room is cozy and cute. Im happy. Its quiet too.

The convenience to downtown is the primary selling point for staying here. Beyond being able to walk to a variety of restaurants and shops, we were not impressed. read more

Long wait to checkin.. told room wasn't ready even past the checkin time. They upgraded the room finally and it looked clean.. But then there were bugs in the room, weird smell when we opened the jetted tub taps.. Expected more but got less ... read more

Felt like I was in a college dorm again. My husband and I just got back from a stay at the Paso Robles Inn. I must say, we will never go back. I made the reservation on their site for a Queen Garden room with a fireplace. When we got there, they had put us in the Historic ballroom building - not off of the gardens - but it did have a lovely view of an old roof. The building itself looked like the inn from The Shining. My husband and I love old buildings but this place felt creepy. And, the smell. Agh! Lovely smell of sulfur (rotten eggs). They had put us in a spa room (which we did not ask for). We couldn't take the smell and asked to be moved. The only rooms that they had available were 2 doubles without a fireplace (and still no garden). We took it because there was no way we were able to take smelling sulfur the entire time we were trying to sleep. The room we got faced the main street. It did have a balcony (very tight space) and a nice bathroom (though the exhaust fan did not work). The beds were extremely uncomfortable. The walls are extremely thin and the first night, our neighbors decided to have a party at midnight. We couldn't sleep at all and finally called the front desk at 2am to complain. The next evening, the party became a hall party - several rooms were now involved and at 2am in the morning, they were running up and down the hallway and slamming doors. Again, we called the front desk to complain. Now, my husband and I are in our early 40s and understand people wanting to have a good time, but this was ridiculous! We felt like we were back in a college dorm. The entire point of this trip was for my husband and I to finally get away for a weekend and relax. We came back more exhausted then when we went. When we checked out, we complained again to the front desk. They gave us a 20% discount but they charged us the same price for the double room as for the queen garden room with fireplace. They kept insisting that they are the same price. My main complaint was why we were given a room with a spa in the first place. They told us that we were upgraded. But, we didn't want to be! We wanted the room we booked on-line. I called Monday morning again to speak with a manager. I feel that if we were given the room that we had originally asked for in the beginning and had not been moved around several times, our experience would have been much better. The shift manager said that they were overbooked and automatically move the on-line bookings around. So beware of this if you book on-line. I left a message for Erika, the general manager, explaining our experience and asked for her to call me back. Let's see if she does. Only good thing about this place - location is central to all of the downtown restaurants and shops. read more

Thank you for clarifying - we did work it out and determined where the source of the discrepancy came from and rectified the situation. However, I was never asked if the third person wanted breakfast included, it was just added. We had actually been expecting to not have them included. My biggest issue was the different message I got from each and every person I spoke to about what happened and that my card was charged the wrong amount even though I left the property assured it would not be. I appreciate that you were willing to work through this with me, but it was still not a very good experience. read more

Phantom calls from room 1007 and former accommodations for Jesse James aside, the winery themed guest rooms at the Inn offers probably the best experience in the area (besides the smaller Hotel Cheval). The Steakhouse restaurant competes with nearby downtown spots for both breakfast and dinner. The beds are comfortable. But the 2 unique aspects of the hotel are: 1) the fireplace generated heat which comes on / off automatically to reach that perfect room ambient temperature and; 2) the balcony jacuzzi that pours warm sulfur infused water straight from the Paso Robles hot springs (so yes if it smells like sulfur hats because it is). Make sure you take any jewelry off (lesson learned!). Your skin feels amazingly soft - or was I not supposed to soak in it for 2 hours? Like many we were here to do some tastings at wineries nearby - do some research into that as not all wineries are alike and definitely staff at some are "happier" than others - some are down right surly. There are plenty of eating options within walking distance (1-4 blocks) as well as a good public library and cinema. It felt like a ski town oddly but in the central coast valley. We enjoyed our stay here. read more

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Stayed here for a wedding along with family. Redecorated rooms were nice. Grounds inside hotel are pleasant. Overall hotel was quiet until you got in your rooms. Walls are paper thin and I could hear neighbors both above and next door which was a little disturbing. The pillows in the rooms were rock hard and the entire family mentioned it. Location to restaurants, bars and shopping was nice as was the shuttle to our wedding venue. Had several meals in the onsite restaurant which were excellent, however service from kitchen was very slow even when we were only one of two tables seated for lunch. The waitress was apologetic and very nice. Must have some issues with cook staff. Overall will probably stay there again but would request an upstairs room and bring my own pillow. read more

A big renovation took the rooms out of their Motel 6 mein. Rooms are nice. Grounds and pool are excellent, but the real story is the breakfast. I wish I lived at the PRI for that reason. I could go on and on about the Bacon (a quarter-inch thick and perfectly cooked) and the french toast (crunchy and moist), but the real story is the sourdough toast. Spend enough time in LA or with people from LA and the word "Amazing" loses all meaning. This toast brings all the meaning back. I left good eggs and potatoes on my plate to save room for the toast. read more

This is a good and old hotel with plenty of character. I would stay here again when I return. My rating reflects the tired condition. Otherwise its lovely. The bar and restaurant are very nice. The grounds are beautiful. read more

Completely enjoyed our stay here. The staff at the front desk was very friendly. Once they realized we had an extra guest, they went out of their way to accomodate us. We ended up in one of the suites with a sofa bed. The decor is nice and updated, the room was clean, the bed was soft and comfortable. We didn't get a chance to try the jacuzzi in the patio with the spring water, but it looked amazing. The grounds are well kept and beautiful. The kids really enjoyed the pool and I relaxed in the spa. On top of all that the rate was very reasonable. Would definitely stay here again. read more

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

This place is exquisite, you will feel like you are in the lap of luxury. The $170 or so you will spend is definitely worth it. My lady and I stayed in the Economy Inn ($70) the night before to average our 2 night stay at like $115! The room is large and impressive, so is the bathroom. The room we had came with an in room fireplace, balcony and mineral springs hottub. What is that you ask? A personal sulphuric hottub on the balcony with a gorgeous view, just for you, it's euphoria. This is seriously one of the best places I've ever stayed. read more

Paso Robles Inn gets three stars for things that would typically matter in a hotel (staff attentiveness, decor, quality of the rooms), and five stars for the fact that it is located right in the middle of the town, within walking distance of the local bars and restaurants, the glorious hot tub, and of course, the "ranch hand special" on the menu at the restaurant. We stayed here for two night while touring beautiful wine country in Paso. The rooms were fine (skip the fireplace and go with the lesser-priced rooms . . . they are much bigger), and the staff was hit or miss. The restaurant has a solid brunch menu (including the aforementioned ranch hand special), and is spacious enough for your large group. The price is about right for a moderate hotel, and don't underestimate that it is walking distance from Amtrak (a beautiful and somewhat unique way to get up and down the west coast). From what we could gather, this was the only show in town if you want to be off the highway and right in Paso (the hotel abuts a park which seems to be akin to a "town square"). If you're going to Paso, this is a fine place to stay. read more

This place is awesome! I was here less than 24 hours and the staff made me feel like I had lived here my entire life! Service was awesome. Room was clean and comfortable. Walking distance to everything you need. Highly recommend! read more

This place was incredible. The entire process of booking and staying was easy. They were incredibly helpful and the room... Wow! They gave us a free upgrade to a king suite, even though I only paid for a garden view king room. The mineral spa was immaculate. We are so well rested and we will totally be coming back here. It was like being at a resort. Walking distance to tons of great food and drinks. We're in love!! read more

The Good: Steakhouse was actually really good considering the recent poor reviews. Staff was highly attentive, food was great (had NY strip, brussel sprouts app, sides and wine). They even comp'd a dessert. Garden is also very nice with the swing chairs being a nice place to relax. Location is AWESOME. The Bad: Noise - The walls are thin which means you hear your neighbors, barking dogs, and anyone else that is outside or in your building. WIFI - they advertise WIFI, but good luck getting a reliable signal. This is probably the most disappointing because not only is it 2015 (plenty of solutions available to ensure proper WIFI), but if you are going to advertise it and charge the rates you do, MAKE SURE THE WIFI WORKS. Room Size - I expect this size room for the price in San Francisco, not Paso Robles. Bed - you can get the same type of sleeping experience at a Motel 6. Again, very disappointed. Bottomline: In hindsight, I would definitely have looked for other options. The Goods definitely do not outweigh The Bads. Good Luck! read more

We were able to get a room at the last minute over Labor Day weekend. A bit pricey, but it was the last room left. The joy was that the room was incredible. Big, Big fluffy bed, huge room with separate living room and patio with our own mineral spring fed hot tub - all very private. The Inn had a very quaint feeling, but completely modern. The restaurant had the best Sunday brunch I have had in years and quite affordable. The grounds were meandering and lovely. Would we stay there again, yes read more

Our experience ended before it started. We had to be at an event at Paso and we were told check in time was 4 pm and check out was 12 pm - first of all that's less than 24 hours and makes no sense OK, granted maybe it's their official policy , but they made it even worse with their tone when I called. When I politely asked, OK, I understand you have a policy, but what can you do to help us- to this the manager( Erika) replied - we cannot kick our guests out to accomodate you - seriously, is that what you think I want you to do? It's called the hospitality business for a reason - start by being hospitable - I will never stay at this hotel and would strongly discourage anyone from choosing Paso Robles Inn- unless you want to be talked down to.... read more

This is a great hotel, if and only if you get a spa room. It goes from a 2-star to a 4-star when you have a tub on the balcony. We had the most amazing time when we upgraded our room and got to experience the hot springs. It's also in the best location, walking distance to the main downtown area. And by walking distance, I mean across the street. Great hotel, but make sure to upgrade yourself if you want a 4-star experience. read more

This place is not worth the money. We stayed there for two nights and the bed was so uncomfortable. The walls were paper thin we could hear the water running all nite from the indoor spa next door I had to buy ear plugs for the second night!!!! The front desk was so weird when I asked if they had those throw away foam earplugs they looked at me if I was from outer space!!! They didn't even ask why??? Wendy at the front desk looked like she was in a bad mood because she was there!!! It was the worst experience I have had in a long time. read more

Hotel staff was nice. Get the oils to get rid of the sulfer smell. Bar staff was nice but the local patrons were very unfriendly and made it clear that they donor like tourists which is odd since tourism is what drives the paso wine community economy but the worst experience was with the brunch buffet wait staff...just plain rude, nasty, and Unaccommodating. Oh and they charge the same $29.95 for minors even though they don't drink the watered down bottomless mimosas. read more

The best bruschetta I've ever had! Mounds of the delicious bruschetta on 6 toasted bread slices. I'm not from Paso Robles, but I will come back here any time I visit! Very clean establishment. read more

Wow! It's been a long time since I've been this happy with a hotel. I travel for business all the time. This was the best experience I've had with a hotel in many years. The rooms were set up we'll. The beds we're comfy. The service was great. The pool and jacuzzi are set up for comfort and families. There is lawn space with ponds, swinging chairs and lots of shade trees. It's right across the street from a wonderful city park. Restaurants are close by. This is the perfect place for a tired traveler or a final destination for a family vacation. read more

Clean, nicely appointed room but! There are 2 things I consider essential...a nice bathroom and coffee. The bathroom was dark, the shower was HORRIBLE (little streams of water). The coffee pot was CHEAP and did not work properly either morning that I was there. The restaraunt was 5 star for dinner and 1 star for breakfast. read more

Stayed Monday & Tuesday for a training in the area. Clean rooms, $5 discount for declining room service, but didn't realize the steak house was closed on Monday's. kitchen isn't open until 7 for breakfast. The steakhouse had great service, no corkage fee! read more

Horrible experience - they put us in the mineral springs hot tub rooms - beware! The rooms smelled like there were rotten eggs wiped on the furniture and the tub was backed up with a foul smelling green substance that was worse than anything you could imagine. And to make matters worse, my group had to fight to be moved from these rooms and when we finally were, we had to fight even harder to have our stay slightly discounted. The one star is for the food, which I must say was decent. Paso is lovely but never again at this place..... EW! read more

Staff are friendly, rooms are clean, grounds are well maintained. Great location. The rooms are very small, walls are paper thin, beds are small and uncomfortable. Worst sleep. read more

We do a lot of travelling and this is by far the worst hotel we have stayed in the 14 years of our marriage. We were never warned about the disgusting sulfur smell in the room . The room is similar to a motel 6 and don't know now this place got rated so high. It's also very noisy and the walls are paper thin...do yourself a favor and don't ruin your weekend . read more

This was a nice hotel with a great location. You can walk to restaurants, bars, and shops - which is a lot of fun! We really enjoyed the hot tub and beautiful grounds. The breakfast was also very good. We were disappointed by the tiny rooms and the fact that they don't have room service in the evenings. The double beds were also very small and we would have preferred two queens, since there were 3 of us. Also, our phone in the room didn't work. read more

Don't bother upgrading to the sulfur spa rooms unless you have 2-3maybe even 4 hours to wait for the dribble to fill the spa. We thought the ATROCIOUS service at dinner in the downstairs restaurant was bad and we had pretty much decided then not to bother coming back but then we all got to our roomS(yes, meaning multiple)and thought we would relax, drink some wine and soak in our "tubs"...... Till we turned the faucets on!! Who has time to wait HOURS for a tub to fill?!? I understand they are big tubs/jacuzzis but the water coming out was a dribble. Front desk just said "sorry, it's a natural spring....nothing we can do." BS!!!! Get a bigger pump with all the money you are charging for the upgrade!!! AND clean out the pipes already there!! Bottom line is....the rooms are decent....don't waist money on an upgrade...and NO MATTER WHAT DON'T EAT IN THE RESTAURANT!!! read more

This is for the hotel only We go to Paso Robles 4 times a year, and for something new, decided to try the Paso Robles Inn. We were excited and interested in staying at a historical landmark. We were surprised at the high room pricing (even with a AAA discount), but thought, "most rooms in town were booked for the night, so let's try it". What a mistake! People pounding up and down the hallways and talking loudly until 2am, others down in the courtyards yelling until then as well... When we went to complain to the front desk, they said they they have a security guard, he was on duty until 4am, and "he does a GREAT job". We don't know what "his job" might be, but evidently it doesn't mean keeping the noise level down! We met other guests as we left who were also upset. The beds were horribly soft & you can hear the springs in the bed! Wonder if the beds were old and historical as well?!! Needless to say, thanks to the noise & the beds, an incredibly POOR NIGHTS SLEEP! The hotel compensated us a whole 10% off their over-priced room rate for "our being in-convenienced" (the front desk lady said that ALL she could offer since we had already been given a 10% discount on room rates through AAA! Really? We also had the feeling she's done this way too many times before from her not being surprised or CONCERNED about my comments). Seems customer satisfaction goes just so far here. We love Paso, and know there are too many other better places to stay (Courtyard, Hampton, Oaks to name a few!)..We will never go back to Paso Robles Inn. read more

When you visit the Inn's Cattlemen's Lounge, gander around and focus on the enjoyable oil paintings depicting historic events in the saloon's past. One depicts a cowboy and horse entering the second floor bar. Another depicting a contest for a lady and the key to room 126. A rifle misfire and a liar's dice game. The characters came out of my brushes 'cause I'm the artist. Take a gander. read more

Restaurant review only, we did not stay at the Inn. Stopped by with my Dad for an early Christmas meal. We we asked if we had a reservation, no we didn't, which is fine, but the host (dress shirt and tie, looked like a manager) suggested that we go upstairs to the lounge where walk-ins could eat - that was our only instruction. Turns out the upstairs lounge is a bar, when our (cocktail) waitress finally got around to us after rudely giving us two "I'll be with you in a minute"s, she looked at us like we were crazy when we asked for menus. Turns out we were supposed to go upstairs, claim a table then head back downstairs to the main room (which we were turned away from originally) and queue up at a buffet, then haul our plates back upstairs to the "lounge" area. As we were leaving I told dress shirt and tie guy that his instructions were vague and unclear. He condescendingly pointed to a foamcore poster that had a buffet picture on it, and said something like "This isn't clear?" It's "clear" I won't be recommending your establishment, nor will you ever see my money. On a side note, we ate at Basil Thai a block away, they were very friendly and accommodating. read more

We were passing through Paso on the way back to LA and asked around for hotel recommendations until we heard about the natural hot springs jacuzzi tubs at the Paso Robles Inn-- that was all we needed to hear! The front desk staff were extremely friendly and gave a great recommendation for a fresh vegetarian friendly restaurant close by. The location is fantastic for people passing through town, plenty of shops, restaurants & coffee spots in walking distance. Bed was comfy and the hot springs tub was an adventure! Definitely the place to stay in this quaint little town. read more

I spent just one night at this place and this only because it was weekend and there wasn't a cheaper opportunity ahead. I must also say that 200 bucks are too much for what you get. read more

Reasonably priced, right in the best part of town -- walking distance to all the best local restaurants -- a really pretty garden and a nice heated outdoor pool and spa. Only downside was a really lumpy pillow (and I'm not that picky about pillows, this thing was just plain big and lumpy, gave me a big crick in my neck!) Service was fine, nothing special, but no problems at all. read more