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

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

On the guest list, we attended a wedding rehearsal party and dinner hosted at Sue Casa--a charming,…read moreextravagant rustic yet casual with a resort feel in wine country. The estate has many wings to sit inside and outside, with a sense of privacy to relax or engage in conversation, and some peaceful "stellar" views. The pool is private and inviting surrounded with lush vegetation. The buffet for around a party of 100 plus was delicious. BBQ Chicken and juicy, tender, beef brisket, potatoes, salads, roasted romaine, grilled skewers of veggies with dips and sauces (loved the horseradish sauce on my beef) and apple cobbler served in a little mason jar. The dinner was in a barn with long tables, covered with mason jars, candles in some--quite the convivial setting for mingling and enjoying the food in a "Slow Food" style! Note: catering by a 3rd party. Good food, good wine & microbrew--in a good place for a good time! The day after the wedding we are invited back for Sunday brunch, so I can not wait to come back!

Sue Casa is by far the most relaxing vacation spot I've been to in a long, long time. The view is…read moregorgeous as you're looking across the field at a horse farm. The house is beyond amazing and the pool is the perfect place for your family or friends to relax around. You feel like you're living in a Nancy Meyers movie. Also, Michelle is so helpful and accommodating during booking, check-in and check-out. I wish this was my home.

We stayed here for 2 nights, Tuesday thru Thursday & it was packed every night, it looks pretty…read morenew, modern & clean, the staff was friendly & checked in with me several times during our stay. We were gone during the day exploring. Morning time was crazy getting breakfast, they had lots to choose from

All staff was friendly. Room exactly as described. Got in induction hotplate from front desk…read more Shout out to: Rick, for showing us room beforehand Also: Karisa And of course general manager Kevin Kroeker. All your staff displayed courtesy and professionalism, the way a good business chain should. Thank you and will hopefully stay again

This place was very unique and set way away from the town. The drive up the winding roads is the…read moreonly reason we won't stay there again. It was well taken care of and had a lot of cute little amenities. Krueg for the coffee, plenty of free snacks and stuff. Amie even baked us some cinnamon rolls on our first day there. The price was good and there are a lot of nice things about it, but out of the way.

We didn't know what to expect, as this was our first BnB outing. And we've all heard the good and…read morebad over such. Well, this one was most excellent. The owner is very down to earth and friendly. She has a lot of her art and personal touches around the place, both in the guest house and around the yard. I think the best thing about this place is how quiet and peaceful the location is. If you're trying to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, this will no doubt sate that. I heard maybe one or two cars, at most, during our stay. And the view? Amazing in all directions! The amenities themselves are beyond anything we expected. Keurig? Check! Board Games? Yup, those too. DVDs/movies? Yup! Miscellaneous books?! Covered! Food wise, there's a lot to work with in the room. Almost something for everyone. And there's a few places that do delivery to the location (one was Chinese and the other a pizza place). Wine, beer, snacks, cereal, etc. Amie was nice and gave us a few hard boiled eggs from her chickens on the property. Don't think you can get more organic than that. She also baked us some Pumpkin Pecan Raisin Cinnamon rolls as well. We couldn't have asked for a better first impression and experience. This is definitely above and beyond anything we expected. On a final note, to help address the concerns in the negative reviews posted here, our host kept in touch with us, via email, the entire time up to our visit.

A very relaxing and enjoyable visit here in the countryside. Breakfast was delicious.read more

Just not as advertised. Very funky, just too many things to list. Most Staff was nice but place…read morewas not something I would recommend to anyone. It started with climbing a dark staircase with old shag like carpet that smelled weird. Staff was completely off property before we had our bags out of the car at 2:00pm. Literally, bags weren't even out of the car before everyone disappeared. No cell signal. Had to LEAVE property to call owner to ask basic check-in questions. Ended up with a bath towel that once it was damp it smelled like cat pee. No views whatsoever. Outdoor furniture grossly dirty or rickety or without pads. I could go on and on. Way way way overpriced.

Easy check in and out and Clean rooms very comfortable we stayed in a king size bed room it was…read moreexcellent

Location is great especially for families! its walking distance from movie theater, Hops (Indoor…read moreChildren's bounce houses), less than a 5 min drive to Colony commuinty park (AMAZING PARK!) We went to Huckleberry's to eat breakfast (right in front!) and it was amazing! We also got luck to have gone when the town had a fall festival literally a block down from Vino Inn. amazing! Front desk lady was very nice and welcoming! The room was perfect for our family of 5 with 3 beds! everything was clean and smelled fresh. Beds where neatly done. LOVED the private balcony! I recommend room 214!

This place is really well kept. The rooms and linens were clean and overall a nice stay. The rooms…read morewere also pretty quiet for a busy holiday weekend so that was a nice bonus. Unwind & relax were much appreciated. With that said, not sure if the price was worth it. It was on the higher end $500+/ night and totally get that everywhere around town was booked but we only had access to our room and outdoor shared space. I guess I thought the main lodge area with seating and farm style dining table would be open but it was all locked and dark. I think it's a lovely place but wouldn't stay here again. I'm sure others might like it for the price and location. There's lots to do around town so highly recommend visiting Paso Robles in general.

Cute hidden gems in a Paso Robles. Love this place, not far from Daou winery. Price is a but pricey…read morebut worth to give it a try. You won't disappoint

Love staying here! If you're a Diamond member, one of the best perks is not having to pay for…read moreparking. The beds are incredibly comfortable, the hotel is spotless, and every staff member I've interacted with has been wonderful. They completed a remodel about a year ago, and it was definitely needed the updated look feels fresh, modern, and inviting. The location is fantastic, conveniently situated near many of Paso Robles' amazing wineries and perched on a hill with beautiful views. I also love that they showcase local wineries, featuring monthly vineyard spotlights and wine tastings on select days. Another pleasant surprise is the restaurant. The food is genuinely delicious, which isn't always the case with hotel dining. They frequently offer great specials, such as half-price appetizers and complimentary corkage on your first bottle of wine on select days. It's rare to find a hotel that delivers great rooms, excellent service, and quality dining all in one place. I always enjoy my stay and look forward to coming back!

I wouldn't let the fancy name fool you. I was initially given a wheelchair-accessible room, and it…read morewas in very poor condition. It honestly made me wonder--if this is what they provide for guests with disabilities, that's concerning. The shower knob was broken, there was an old leather jacket left in the closet, and there was barely any countertop space in the bathroom. Along with several other minor issues, it was clear the room hadn't been properly checked or cleaned. To their credit, the staff was friendly and quickly moved me to another room, which I appreciated. That said, for a hotel of this caliber, you'd expect at least complimentary coffee--but there wasn't any. They do have a restaurant that opens at 7:00 AM, but when I arrived right at 7:00, it wasn't open. An employee mentioned the staff was running late--it was already 7:10 AM by then. Not a great look. I've stayed at the Courthouse Marriott before, where they offer free coffee and breakfast, and in hindsight, I wish I had stayed there again. Unfortunately, I don't see myself returning here.