Paso Robles Inn

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Joined 4 years ago

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bridetobe77

Joined 6 years ago

Pretty Grounds, Nice Mineral Tubs on Balconies. My husband and I stayed here for our wedding night. We had a suite with a mineral tub on our balcony. The room was beautiful with a nice fireplace and large bathroom. The mineral tub was very relaxing after our long wedding day. I enjoyed the central location, the Inn is close to everything. I also really enjoyed that we were able to have a family brunch there is the morning. Paso Inn has a fabulous Sunday brunch, and it was great to be able to just go downstairs to enjoy the brunch with my family the morning after the wedding. The grounds are beautiful and it was great to take pictures there in the gardens and around the ponds.

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Joined 10 years ago

A historical gem featuring mineral hot springs and a wine-country location.. The Scene
Unlike Napa and Sonoma, Paso Robles is a less touristy wine country community located between L.A. and San Francisco. Its hospitable wineries and small-town atmosphere are what lures travelers to this local landmark, first built in 1857 and rebuilt in brick after a fire in 1891. The grounds are tree-lined, the cozy patios are landscaped with koi ponds, and wedding parties are frequent during the summer months.

The Details
Located across the street from a park, where you might encounter a pancake breakfast served by local firefighters, original guest rooms offer comfortable, unpretentious accommodation, while thirty deluxe new rooms have fireplaces and personal therapy spas. Indoor/outdoor hot mineral springs are one of the property's draws and provide soothing comfort (although a sometimes odd smell) after days spent wine tasting. Breakfasts are fun in the hotel's old-fashioned coffee house and diner, which serves up American classics.