Where do we begin??? We booked 3 nights in the Black Barn (Hickory) and literally everything was…read moreTOP NOTCH. From the easy self check-in, to the late afternoon lounge and tea/treats, to the DELICIOUS breakfasts, to the comfort and beauty of our room -- everything was PERFECTION. The location is ideal (walkable to everything!), the grounds and gardens were intoxicating, and the Amish furniture store next door was incredible! We did NOT want to leave! We adored our private balcony off our room and every accommodation had been thought of. The only thing I'd advise is a microwave for guests in the Black Barn lounge room so we had the ability to reheat food. Perhaps there is already one in the kitchen area, but we didn't want to be rude and enter the closed door as it may have been just for staff. Oh! And the staff? INCREDIBLE!!!! Bruce and his team were inviting, helpful, and we felt as if we'd known them all for eons! We will be returning this winter to enjoy not only the main lounge fireplace but the room fireplace! Thank you to Bruce and his team! STELLAR performance!

A historic and cozy escape in charming Cambria…read more Nestled in the heart of Cambria, this bed & breakfast offers a boutique experience steeped in history and charm. The property features three distinct buildings: The Squibb House - a beautifully preserved historic inn. The Black Barn - also an inn, and a recreated version of the original barn that stood here in the late 1800s. The Shop - a treasure trove of custom, American-made furnishings crafted by Amish artisans. We've stayed in the Black Barn on three separate occasions and I've completely fallen for the Oak Room. Located on the second floor, it's spacious and serene. Features a large walk-in shower, handmade furniture, a cozy fireplace, private balcony, window seat perfect for afternoon naps or reading, and writing desk. Mornings begin with a delicious breakfast buffet, and guests have 24/7 access to a common area stocked with treats and beverages. Free WiFi and parking are included. With only ten rooms between the two buildings it's an intimate stay. Plus, it's just a three minute drive to Moonstone Beach. I'm in my 40s but spiritually about 60, ready to retire, move into a 55+ community, and spend my days exploring bed & breakfasts, lighthouses, beaches, and forests. We're always the youngest at the breakfast table and I love it. If you're drawn to slow mornings, peaceful surroundings, and old-world charm, this is it. Thank you for having us and we always look forward to coming back.

Had a great experience staying here! The room was clean and the staff were very accommodating…read more Great location too. Would stay here again!

Recently stayed overnight with our two Corgi's. They received a doggy bag with treats. The room…read morewas very clean and updated. The king size bed was very comfortable. Very quite with location within walking distance to Embarcadero. Highly recommend.

I'm giving five stars because it was everything we wanted on this trip. It was our 15th wedding…read moreanniversary and we wanted to be left alone. The place is immaculately clean and they absolutely left us alone. That said, it's a peculiar place in that you will not have any human interaction of any kind with the staff or other guests. When you arrive, you will receive a text with a code for the lock on the building and your room. There is no check in at a desk. They provide a breakfast but they leave it in a picnic basket outside your door. There is no dining room with breakfast. There is a small room with individual coffee making machine and a microwave in this small room. Management does respond by text to questions that you text them. They will help you find local places to eat, etc. But you will not interact with another human face to face at any time. Again, though it was perfect for us, it's kind of like being under quarantine. In fact, it's like covid is still a thing. I never saw anyone from management or staff. If you're looking for a typical bed and breakfast where you dine with other guests at a table or enjoy the social aspects, this is not the place for you. If you are like us and just wanted to be alone, you've found it.

For my boyfriend's birthday weekend, I decided to book J Patrick House and Inn. I was really…read moreplanning on giving this place a 5 star review but after the awful experience here on our last day, I decided to take 2 stars off. Let me start with the positives. Before our arrival we were given a code to enter the living space and our room, so it was very convenient to have such an easy check-in with no hassle. Plus was a warm welcome from Nana, the Inn's pet cat. She was really cute and friendly. The room itself was cozy and patios enough for the two of us. The room was spotless clean and loved how spacious the bathroom was, and how comfortable the bed was as well. As far as the complimentary breakfast we received. It was okay. It was a quiche, yogurt with fruit, a muffin, sausages, and orange juice, on both days. It was left by our door around 9 am the two days we were there. Now, for the negatives. Parking spaces are limited and each room doesn't have a guaranteed parking spot. They have misleading information on their website. If you come back after 8 pm, forget about finding parking there. You will need to park in Cambria Inn, their sister property, and walk up a very dark and dangerous road back up to the Inn, which is unsafe! When I let their Inn know about this parking situation, the night before, I couldn't reach anyone after 8 pm, so I was told to call Cambria Inn. The person who picked up was extremely rude, and told me to park anywhere there was parking, after I explained there were no spots available. Finally we ended up parking at the Cambria Inn. The next day, I let the J. Patrick house know about this parking situation and someone over text got super defensive and was trying to send me screenshots of there being parking, when clearly there was none when we arrived, and kept arguing with me about it, which left a really bad taste in my mouth, and in stress I ended up leaving my super expensive jacket, which I still haven't heard about from the Inn. It's unfortunate that this situation happened because I was really hoping that we would have a better ending to a special weekend! I will not be coming back here again!

This is your basic motel, older but well maintained. It's an easy walk to the downtown area with…read moreall the restaurants and shops. The rooms are clean and the staff was friendly

We paid $300 for a Saturday night at Creekside Inn in Cambria, but the stay did not justify the…read moreprice. Our room, #110, had a persistent musty odor, the mattress was soft and lumpy, and the showerhead sprayed water across the bathroom rather than functioning properly. When I booked the reservation, I specifically asked for second floor, but proceeded to get a ground floor unit. At this rate, guests should reasonably expect a clean-smelling room, a comfortable bed, functional bathroom fixtures, and courteous assistance. Based on our experience, prospective guests may want to consider other accommodations unless these issues are addressed.

Calm clean hospitable. Good value vs others in true walking distance (sub 3 min)…read more Iconic restaurant across the street and largest in town supermarket adjacent. All day fruit bowl was nice , stocked and fresh. Good sized room 2 queens.

We stayed here because we thought it was a BNB. It wasn't and it was a fairly small and clean Inn…read more It was one block from the water and in the center of town. Everything was within walking distance. Our room was on the second floor and the room was large. The heater worked mostly and the room had a fridge and microwave. The bed was basic and not too comfortable, and the covers didn't Go over your shoulders. The lobby was open til 10pm. Foggy and cool mornings and no issues to Report. We visited the wineries in Paso Robles- there are many !

Great for a pet friendly hotel at a reasonable price. All pet friendly rooms are located on the…read moresecond floor. There is a luggage cart and an elevator which makes it nice. Our room was clean, spacious and perfect and it had a small Juliette Balcony which had a view of Morro Rock, room #202. It was also very quiet, except for the usual sounds of folks walking by, but generally very quiet. Our room's AC worked well too. Adrian greeted us when we arrived and told us our room would be ready soon, so we walked up to The Siren, one block away for a drink. Adrian was so nice and remembered our names and greeted us everytime she was working the front desk! The breakfast is adequate. I had hot oatmeal one morning with coffee and an orange juice. There is fruit , hard boiled egges and pastries and a waffle maker, but we just wanted coffee and something quick so we didn't stay to make our own waffles. Our room had a tub/shower which was nice! The tub is a standard size. The hot water from the shower was nice a hot too. Located near the Embarcadero where shops and restaurants are located and a couple blocks from town where there are more shops and restaurants. I will definitely return to La Serena Inn! Thank you!

Great location and nice desk staff but otherwise pretty gross. Not clean_ prior food in fridge, old…read morecoffee grounds in pot, carpet disgusting. Needs a major update.

We absolutely love Gray's Inn. They are friendly, have nice beds, TVs, full kitchens, and decks…read morewith amazing views. While we love supporting local places by going out to eat, it is also a perfect place to make your own dinner, put the umbrella up on the patio table, and enjoy dinner on your deck. It is also great for morning coffee and watching the boats go out for the day. They stock coffee and tea in the kitchen, but there is also a little coffee shop next door. I love going over, grabbing a Mexican Mocha and a bagel, and sitting outside in the morning. A couple of things worth noting are that Units A and B share a deck with only a partial separation, which opens up the view of the bay for both units. There is one regular parking spot and one handicapped spot, but three rooms, so someone has to park on the street. However, parking is free and unlimited, so that wasn't an issue for us. Things are quiet a good amount of the time, but it is on the Embarcadero, so it can also be noisy from the restaurants nearby at times. It is further down from the busiest part of the Embarcadero, so things aren't crazy down here. Still, it is only a one-mile walk--or a three-minute drive--to the Rock, and the cute little movie theater is just half a mile away alongside countless shops off the Embarcadero. Everything is within easy walking distance. If you want to stay in, the couch is a futon, and my son says it isn't too uncomfortable to sleep on. We all fight over who sits in the armchair--it is a perfect reading chair. We highly recommend staying here. We stayed here for a week last summer and this summer.

Very nice and clean place to stay , nice location We just…read morestayed there for 1 night but will definitely come back

Well, this place is absolutely charming. Have you ever rented a tiny cabin in a little ski town?…read moreThe kind with grandma-tchackis that are assembled a bit haphazardly but with a lot of love? That's this place. The four adorable guest rooms each have their own private carport, which makes it feel like you're staying in your own little cottage. The windows are lined with perfectly tended little flower boxes and the location couldn't be better-- it's literally steps from the beach. The front office is a real office, with stacks of papers and all, so you can tell this is a real family operation. Each room has kitschy sea-themed decor, like wall mounted barometers and pictures of ships. The walls are covered in wood paneling and floral wallpaper, so it's pretty 70's, but in an inviting way. It's a little dingy in some ways because it's clearly been here for years, but the bed and bedding are clean, cozy, and surprisingly comfortable. It's nothing fancy, but it's warm and welcoming like your favorite great aunt's place. Definitely stay here before considering any chain motels-- this is the kind of sweet local business you want to stick around.

A 1 star is being generous. How is this place surviving? It's an overpriced dump. It's outdated,…read morethe decor is sad & depressing. I wanted a nice getaway w/ a view, but instead I got an old living room converted into a room. It was like staying at Grandma's who decorating style was stuck in 1985. Was definitely overcharged. The clues were there when I checked in, the front desk was a mess. Stuff, papers all over the floor & all along the stairs. TV was small, coffee & creamer were old. The room smelled like an attic. Too many remotes w/ Half-ass directions. I could hear the computer sounds & telephone ringing next door. The noisy owner upstairs playing movies off of his Fire Stick. Rust & dust everywhere. The sign was super bright & he didn't take it off until after midnight. Horrible stay, I left very depressed.