Perfectly situated by both on and off ramps. Reasonably priced. Rooms are pretty good with…read morecomfortable beds. Great service by the desk and bar. Grounds are manicured well. Awesome to walk around with ur glass of wine. Mahalo for everything.

Checked in to Springhill for a single night after booking a couple of days prior through Expedia. I…read morehad selected a room with a king bed, non ADA compliant when booking. At check in nothing was said to me about a change in the room but we walked into an ADA compliant room with two queen beds. I called the front desk to see if we could switch rooms and they said they were fully booked and due to unforeseen last minute changes and due to me booking through a third party site, they had to switch our room type. I said it would have been nice to know about the change prior to checking in and I was told that they wouldn't want to cancel my reservation and have us looking for a different hotel (well of course they don't want that... but I do?!?) The person I spoke with said he'd have his manager contact me to see if anything more could be done but I never heard anything from them again. Additionally frustrating was that a friend stayed the same night at Springhill; she booked the room a day after me and had wanted two queen beds but as that was unavailable, she booked a single king. She checked in around 10pm, three hours after we checked in, and was given a non ADA king room (which had apparently been unavailable for me three hours earlier?) The hotel has a heated pool and a decent breakfast spread. Everything was clean; the bed was not very comfortable but exactly what you'd expect from a hotel like Springhill. Parking is both free and easy. The rooms don't have safes which was a first for me. The hotel gym is good, has at least a couple ellipticals, treadmills, bikes, and free weights. Towels and water is available in the gym, though no wipes or disinfectant were around. Overall the hotel was average but disappointing in the room change and in the way it (wasn't) handled.

Our stay at River Lodge was nothing short of perfect. We arrived and were amazed with the…read morethoughtfulness of each detail in the rooms and pool area. The staff were kind and helpful, especially Michael and Mina. We will definitely be visiting the sister hotels and will be back here!

River Lodge was pretty great and a fun place to stay. It doesn't look like much at first since it's…read moreright next to a freeway and across from Target but the ambiance of the grounds and the room designs were super nice and definitely "a vibe" as David says. We loved that we could bring our dogs, the pool area was so chill and the restaurant Ciao Papi was pretty good too. They also serve coffee and crossaints in the morning which is a nice touch. And adults only was also a plus! The rooms have no phones or clocks inside which is odd but I guess I didn't really miss them. I only heard the freeway noise slightly so that was also a pleasant surprise. I did take a star off for the paper products in the room, the toilet paper and the tissue. They were only 1 ply and not soft at all and I feel they should be nicer. But overall what a gem of a motel.

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

Date of stay: April 28, 2026 Time of incident: Approximately…read more8:00 AM Location: Breakfast area, Home2 Suites by Hilton Atascadero I want to share both positive feedback and a concern regarding the breakfast service during my stay. First, I was genuinely impressed to see Hilton offering non‑toxic toiletries, free‑range eggs, and nitrite‑free bacon. As someone who normally travels with my own non‑toxic products, it was refreshing not to have to do that. These healthier options are noticed and appreciated. However, the breakfast service itself fell short of Hilton's standards. When I asked the male staff member with reddish‑brown hair for full‑fat milk and honey for my coffee, he directed me to the coffee station. Unfortunately, the only options available were low‑fat milk and processed tiny plastic creamers, no stevia and both honey bottles were completely empty. I checked again when I returned for a second cup of coffee, assuming the honey would have been refilled by then. It had not. After 45 minutes, both bottles were still empty. I attempted to place one of the empty bottles on the counter behind the serving trays so staff would notice it, but because it was sticky, it stuck to my finger and fell to the floor. A few minutes later, from about 40 feet away, the same staff member loudly called out to me in a chastising tone, holding up the bottle and asking if I had "thrown it behind the counter." I explained that I was trying to get his attention because both honey containers had been empty for nearly an hour, and several guests were waiting for them to be refilled while their breakfasts cooled. Instead of acknowledging the oversight or offering an apology, he continued speaking to me in an accusatory manner. This interaction was unnecessary and unprofessional. Had he been monitoring the breakfast station and replenishing items proactively, none of this would have occurred. Suggestions for improvement: * Ensure breakfast staff regularly check and refill items, especially basics like honey, milk, and cream. * Consider offering organic full‑fat milk, half‑and‑half, or cream, which many guests prefer. * Provide staff training on guest interaction, tone, and proactive service. A simple acknowledgment and quick refill would have resolved the issue immediately. I appreciate Hilton's efforts to elevate the quality of ingredients offered. With more attentive service and better communication from staff, the guest experience would match the quality of the food. Thank you for taking the time to review this feedback.

Our deepest apologies to Lisa and Rob that this review is so overdue…read more I found Kindred Oak Farm by perusing the internet, it looked absolutely stunning. I called to make a reservation and spoke to the owner, Lisa. She was so warm, accommodating, and helpful-when I hung up the phone, I said I could be friends with that gal. When my husband and I arrived we were greeted by the friendliest, most beautiful, Great Pyranese brother and sister duo, Auggie & Gigi. Then, we met Lisa. She was so welcoming to us and so beautiful inside and out. She explained everything to us, showed us our spectacular room, Adelaide, that was full of upscale amenities. The entire room and bath area was amazing. The grand fireplace, the bathtub for two, the linens on the bed, the fabulous bottle of wine-I could go on. Even the coffee was from a local, organic coffee maker. Now let's get to the three-course breakfast we were served everyday of our four-day stay. We felt like we were at a three-star Michelin restaurant that included incredible homemade juices by Lisa. Each course was so presented so elegantly, but also in an atmosphere that made you feel right at home. Of course we went wine tasting. Lisa and Rob (Lisa's husband and co-owner) recommended wonderful wineries that we went to, and we were very pleased. Everywhere we went I had to tell them where we were staying and how beautiful and relaxing the B&B was. Back on our first morning there, Rob had taken us for a tour of the farm where we saw the game room, wedding area, the vineyard, and my favorite-the beautiful highlander cattle. Such an experience-no wonder Lisa and Rob are so happy there. Also, an honorable mention goes out to Little Girl, their precious kitty. We will definitely be back and have told all of our friends about this heaven on earth B&B. Thank you, Lisa and Rob, for making my birthday a wonderful memory!

We had a lovely stay at Kindred Oak Farm. It is a truly unique place, with both the warmth of being…read morein someone's home and the comfort of being at a luxury hotel. Lisa went above and beyond to make our stay very special -- engaging our toddler in little farm activities, giving us personalized recommendations for things to do in the area, and making us feel right at home. At the same time, we had the convenience and luxury of daily housekeeping and incredible gourmet multi-course breakfasts. The location is perfect, close to downtown Paso Robles and many wineries. Kindred Oak Farm was absolutely memorable and I'd recommend this special place to anyone looking for a luxurious yet cozy getaway.

What is needed after you are stranded on a highway with a car that you can no longer drive is a…read morelovely overnight stay. I was towed to a nearby street so I didn't have to worry about being charged for self-parking. We were greeted warmly and given a clean quiet room on the 3rd floor. We were across a parking lot from a strip mall and were able to stock up on pjs and snacks. It was the silver lining after a stressful afternoon. Breakfast was good: eggs, potatoes, sausage patties, oatmeal. I would stay here again.

Staff is friendly when you check in, but paying to park was not fun. It would have been easier to…read morejust pay as you check in or better yet free. This has been the only hotel that charges a parking fee. The ones closer to downtown doesn't even charge anything. It took me a while to set up pay to park, which was not fun after a long day of work. My 1st night I amlost fell on toilet because they are super low. They are elementary school sized toilets. As someone else mentioned, the big gap underneath the door makes it easier to hear everyone. The 1st night I heard some lady have a long conversation at 11 pm and on. My last day, someone's phone vibrated at 5am, 5:15 and 5:30am and I thought it was my phone bc of the thin walls. That person also had a full on conversation with his partner, so needless to say I gave up on sleeping until 730 am. Another thing I didn't like is the lack of black out curtains. So the sunrise would wake me up the first couple more nights. Room does have a nice size and I like how it has a desk. Wish there was a light switch to turn on more lights in the room, instead of individually flipping on all the lights. Other amenities they offer are free breakfast, mini gym and computer to do office or emails. I had stomach issues 2 days in a row from their breakfast so I started to stick with fruits and coffee for breakfast. I'm pretty sure the yogurt gave me issues because it's just yogurt on an ice pack on the bottom vs other places having yogurt in the fridgator or some container that looks like it stays cooler. The gym had a couple treadmills, free weights, kettle bells, the jumping box thingy, and a thing that looks like a bow flex. I personally would not book this place ever again due to paying to park, not having to have good sleep due to thin walls and gap underneath the door and the food giving me stomach issues. But I will say staff is friendly tho!

What an adorable place to stay for a weekend trip to Paso…read more The Farmhouse is a newly renovated motel. While the word motel has certain perceptions attached to it, farmhouse is in actuality a bright, modern, and very aesthetically pleasing hotel with wonderful amenities. Prices can be average to above average depending on the time of the year, but we were able to use some credit card points to save even further. I'd say the stay is worth the baseline price, though. We got the standard king bed room. Each room has its own little patio, and a shared fire pit nearby. The room was spacious, clean, and the color palate is a dream. The bathroom amenities were standard. It's a room you wouldn't mind doing a staycation in. The service is wonderful. There is a front desk for easy check in, and the host was available via text if we needed anything ( at one point we needed more tissues and she brought it within minutes). They also offer free rosé upon arrival and free pastries and fruit/coffee during breakfast. The location is not exactly in downtown but it's a 15 min walk or a 5 min drive to the park/square. Can't wait to come back .

If you're seeking an offbeat retro remodeled motel with terrific front service, room appointments,…read morenice grounds and wonderful accommodations, check out the Farmhouse Motel. The property was easy to find and close to downtown Paso. Our Room was clean and the bed comfy. Sure the bathroom was the size of one on a cruise ship, but they made the most of the space and the bath products were nice. Prob locally made, which we support. Decor was bright and eclectic- also possibly representing local artists. Wine tasting happens from 3-5p (bummer I didn't know and got the text at 615p). Next time. Heads up. The front desk closes at 10p but the desk reminds you every evening. One of the best things? Continental breakfast in the lobby...don't miss the locally baked croissants- they rival ones we had in France. Will I return? Absolutely!! I'd forgo the hotel giants for this slice of heaven.

Kia Ora! Thanks to Martin & Julia for a wonderful wine tasting experience! For $20 (non-wine club…read moremembers) you get 5 tastings and the base of a lot of the wines had a hint of raspberry. Martin who is the owner and purchased this vineyard in 2005, he built this winery literally from the ground up. He is a native from New Zealand and brought the Kiwi culture into this unique winery which is 1 of 300 wineries in Paso Robles. Julia was very helpful & kind, and an excellent wine pourer. I purchased the 2023 Kapua (white blend) for $36 and a short sleeved t shirt for $26. This being our first stop on our "Wine Line" tour was worth the views and ambience, great tasting and full of the Kia Ora spirit!

We had the best testing here that we've had an a very long time. We were the only group at the…read morewinery doing a tasting on a Tuesday morning, and Martin Croad himself showed up and spent time with us. He gave us a tour of some grapes that were being crushed And even treated us to some of his delicious grilled sausages. All that being said, the wine is amazing, and we joined the wine club. I'm looking forward to returning there the next time we are in Paso Robles.

I've stayed here roughly 8/9 times over the past 7 years. The location is conveniently located just…read moreoutside of Paso Robles off of the freeway. This boutique Hilton property is clean and updated!! Great restaurant and bar. Parking is a chore given their subcontractor agreement that charges through an app??!! Other than that I enjoy staying here. Today Hailey to great care of me and my lady allowing us to check in early AND upgraded our room. Guess loyalty has its perks!!!! Thanks very much to Hailey for going the extra mile and accommodating our needs!!!

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.

James and Colton from the bellhop team were absolutely amazing. I really appreciate how every time…read moreI valley the car with them. They return it promptly and fully charged just makes a big difference as an electric vehicle owner.

Allegretto is an eclectic place, to say the least. All kinds of quasi-religious(?) objects maybe…read moresomehow involving Zodiac signs? I dunno, but it gets you out of your room to explore. At least it got me out of my room... which isn't easy to do. There is a maze and a spot with animals to visit with and feed and way, way more. My favorite is a small chapel(?) with more religious artifacts. I saw it late at night and went to look, expecting it to be locked... but the door opened... and music started playing! As a hotel, it's massive, with huge grounds, all spa services, wine tasting, sitting rooms, courtyard with fire pits, pool etc. And it is immaculately clean throughout. And every staff person we encountered was professional, friendly and competent. Our room was very cozy, with king size bed, comfortable appointments, and nice bathroom with huge shower. We will absolutely stay here again the next time we are in Paso Robles.

Beautiful hotel ideally located. And dog friendly! Our room was spacious and comfortable and…read morespacious, with a gas fireplace, bathtub and big bathroom. We were in room 201, and it was very quiet. The breakfast was complimentary but not that exciting. Had a cocktail in the outside bar, and it was very nice with all the fires. The library had candy with little bags where you could help yourself. Everyone was very nice, and free parking was right across the street. A lovely place to stay and we will definitely stay again when we visit Paso Robles again.

For the boutique hotel adventurer, Hotel Cheval will hit many of the right notes. Located in quaint…read moredowntown Paso Robles, it offers accommodations with a touch of class. From the outside, it's rather unassuming, but once you go in the front doors, the inner real beauty of this location is revealed. The courtyard is simply amazing, and like a bubble in space and time that offers a refuge from the outside world. In the evening the fireplaces are burning with hardwood every night and they offer fresh made s'mores to hotel guests. There's actually a s'mores menu. The whole environment is almost like something from a movie. They've also got a wonderful library that is tastefully appointed with many wonderful and interesting different books to read. It definitely invites you to sit down and snuggle by the fire with a good book. Such a cozy feeling! You can also select some candy for a snack. The rooms themselves are also beautiful and the bedding looks nice. Though I will say for me personally the pillows were really uncomfortable, and they had a rough spun duvet which smelled musty on the inside like it hadn't been washed in quite awhile. It looked and smelled like they were washing the sheets and the blanket but not the duvet itself. They also offer breakfast in the morning, but it's a little bit later than some other places so if you have to get an early start, then you probably won't be able to catch it. Overall I really enjoyed the stay and would say this experience is really good for the boutique traveler that is looking for a peaceful, unhurried trip.