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4.6 (303 reviews)
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Victor D.

My wife and I had a fantastic stay at this charming place. Dante and the staff were very attentive and accommodating to all of the guests. The room was extremely clean and we loved the decor.. The outside patios and lounge areas were a great way to relax during breakfast and the aperitif hour, which were simply magical. We highly recommend Petit Soleil and would definitely stay there again.

Lew W.

This hotel offers a wonderful experience because of their friendly, professional staff and unique decor. Their happy hour is a perfect way to begin your evening. Complimentary wine and beer accompanied by a tasty hor d'ouvres. Our room was modest in size but nicely appointed. If you want, they provide a well stocked minibar. Breakfast is a variety of delicious options. We really enjoyed their frittata. And their croissants were some the best we've ever had. There's a Mexican restaurant next that offers excellent food and drinks. Good service as well. We will definitely be back on our next trip to the SLO area! Cheers!

B H.

I wanted to give this place a terrible review just so no one else books it, and they keep the prices not outrageous forever... but I'm feeling generous. So here it is: This hotel? A vibe. My girlfriends and I stayed here for a 3-night girls trip to escape husbands, chores, and reality....and honestly, highly recommend. The rooms are small, yes, but they're like a perfectly packed carry-on: efficient, stylish, and somehow fit everything you need (except emotional baggage, you'll have to unpack that elsewhere). It's a renovated space, and you can tell they made smart choices, except maybe the courtyard. It's big and underused, while we were doing Cirque du Soleil-style flips to share one outlet inside. I have to warn you about the door locks. Everyone outside was struggling like they were trying to crack a safe. You haven't lived until you've heard 14 guests muttering, "Why won't it open?!" at 1am. Hint: push the door while attempting to turn the key. Also, the shower setup needs help. No door, just vibes and puddles...you might need to throw in some water shoes. Water everywhere. It was like showering in a slip-n-slide. And the shower head doesn't move, so you're either freezing or fully baptizing yourself. That said, the beds are dreamy, the decor is boutique-hotel goals, and the included breakfast and afternoon apéritif? Absolute chef's kiss. We felt fancy. Like the kind of people who say "I'll have the rosé" without looking at the menu. Staff? Wonderful. Non-judgmental, even when I rolled up with a suitcase that could crush a sedan. I brought six pairs of heels. Don't ask why, just know I regret nothing. Life is short. Bring the shoes. Parking, however, is chaos. If your car is bigger than a medium-sized golden retriever, good luck. It's tight. Like "how did I even get in here" tight. But once you're parked, don't move again. Uber is your friend. All in all, loved it. Would stay again. Might even bring seven pairs of shoes next time.

Amanda M.

I loved this place! The room was super cute- updated and clean with personality. The front and back patios were both super cute. Loved sitting on the back patio playing games during their complimentary happy hour. My favorite part was the breakfast both mornings. Both days we ordered the quiche and fruit. One day was an asparagus quiche and the next day was peas. Both super unique and flavorful. We also split a chocolate croissant and sliced up bananas to eat with each bite...100% recommend! All of the other breakfast entrees also looked amazing but we couldn't pass up the quiche! Would love to stay here again. Please note there is no elevator at this hotel so if you have mobility limitations (or a giant, heavy suitcase like me) then you may want to request a room on the first floor.

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What a hidden gem in Downtown SLO! We stayed one night to break up our drive from So Cal to Carmel and could not have asked for a more lovely place to stay. Our room was clean, quiet, and comfortable, and we enjoyed the complimentary evening wine and appetizers in the courtyard, as well as the included breakfast. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful and genuinely contributed to how enjoyable our stay was. We will definitely be back and for more than just one night next time! Thank you, Petit Soleil, for a delightful and restful time!

Michelle L.

My boyfriend and I stayed at Petit Soleil for a few days during the week of Thanksgiving. The check in process was quick and easy. We arrived just as their nightly apertif hour was ending (6pm), but they still squeezed us in and took our orders after we dropped off our luggage which was so nice. The rooms are newly renovated and decorated beautifully. Our room was equipped with a smart TV that had Netflix and other apps on it which we really appreciated (you do need to use your own logins though). They provided soap, lotion, and bath products that smelled really earthy and luxurious. There were also free sleeping masks and earplugs in the room. This bed and breakfast is dog friendly which was a big reason why we chose it. That said, the rooms are not very soundproof so you may hear some doggies barking during your stay. Keep that in mind if you are sensitive to noise. The breakfast and apertif hour ended up being the highlights for me. The food, charcuterie, and drinks were consistently delicious and tasted fresh. I liked how the menu items rotated daily to keep you from getting bored! Finally, I want to shout out the staff here. They provided excellent service and were always happy to help, whether it was filling up my water bottle with ice cold water or storing my leftovers in their kitchen fridge. Thank you Petit Soleil - I can't wait to be back!

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David G.

our room wasn't particularly large, it featured a comfortable bed and a convenient mini bar setup stocked with pre-made cocktails and non-alcoholic options. The bathroom was spacious, with excellent water pressure in the shower. The provided shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion all worked well for us. Having little experience with bed and breakfasts, I didn't know what to expect from the included breakfast, but I was pleasantly surprised. Breakfast featured complimentary pastries, coffee, and a choice of items from their menu, such as quiche, granola, and oatmeal. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Despite our late arrival after 11:30 PM on a Sunday, the front desk staff checked in with us beforehand and even offered to wait if we were running late. The breakfast staff were equally warm and accommodating. Thank you, Petit Soleil, for a wonderful experience.

Love the decor
Sharon C.

I love finding these "hidden gem" B&Bs. We got an upgrade to the suite and it was so beautiful. I love the color scheme and gold fixtures. Fireplace, double sink vanity, 3 head shower. What a treat! Located close to downtown, it's a nice walk. Breakfast in the morning was nice. Waking up to the smell of baked goods wafting up to our room, we naturally woke up early to enjoy the fresh pastries and food. All the staff were friendly and attentive.

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Fionna L.

A blissful boutique hotel experience. The room: Elegant interior design with lovely attention to detail, even down to the toilet paper roses. The space was small but not cramped. The lighting was strong and bright. You can buy all their furniture and decor! The walls were thin so you could hear when your neighbors talked. The only thing we did not like was how the AC unit was right above the bed. The food: unexpectedly, our stay included complimentary happy hour drinks and hors d'œuvres, as well as brunch! Everything was delicious, fresh and well-made. It was a dream to wake up to fresh pastries, with tasteful crockery and charming napkins. Their outdoor seating area was quaint and cozy. A true little taste of Europe. Parking was so easy in the small lot out front. Service was friendly and attentive. Check in and check out process was smooth. We will return for sure!

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Emilie S.

This is the best hotel I have ever stayed at!!!! First of all, all of the staff here and extremely nice, welcoming, and accommodating. The hotel itself and the room is beautifully decorated and extremely clean and comfortable. The breakfast was also amazing!!!

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Quality Suites Downtown San Luis Obispo - game seating area

Quality Suites Downtown San Luis Obispo

(306 reviews)

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We stayed here on Wednesday, July 15 with our kids and our dog, and this was honestly one of the…read moremost pleasant hotel experiences we've had in a long time. The first thing that stood out was the lobby. It was absolutely gorgeous.....beautifully and tastefully decorated, and it honestly felt more like a swanky boutique hotel in Las Vegas than a typical Quality Suites. The hotel has a complimentary happy hour every evening from 5:30-7:30, and it was fantastic. They offered free alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, along with very reasonably priced BBQ food like burgers and chicken sandwiches. It created such a welcoming atmosphere, with families and other guests gathering in the central courtyard, chatting and relaxing while soft music played in the background. It really encouraged people to come out of their rooms and enjoy the space together. Our suite was much larger than expected, with a separate living room and bedroom connected by a dividing door. Having that extra space made traveling with kids much more comfortable. The staff also let us check in early at 12:00 p.m., which made a huge difference after our drive and was greatly appreciated. Breakfast was another highlight. It was complimentary, but it felt much better than a standard hotel breakfast. They had hot options cooked to order, including breakfast burritos and griddle plates, and everything we tried was delicious. I also appreciated the little touches throughout the property. There were plenty of pool towels available by the pool, so we never had to hunt one down, and there were clear signs throughout the hotel reminding guests about breakfast and happy hour times, making it easy not to miss these great amenities. This hotel clearly puts thought into the guest experience. Between the friendly staff, spacious rooms, excellent food and drinks, beautiful common areas, and family- and pet-friendly atmosphere, we'll absolutely stay here again the next time we're in San Luis Obispo.

This property may be a good fit for larger families, especially with the included breakfast and…read morehappy hour, but beyond those perks, it feels like a very average hotel that is overdue for a significant renovation. The happy hour was enjoyable, and the person working the bar was friendly and welcoming. However, the rooms are extremely outdated... they genuinely feel like they haven't been updated since the 1960s. The property is in serious need of a refresh, if not a complete renovation. During my stay, I noticed uneven flooring, scratchy bed linens, an uncomfortable mattress, and even a patio screen that had fallen off. These are the types of details that significantly impact the guest experience. For a room costing around $250 per night, I expected a much higher level of comfort, maintenance, and overall quality, especially considering there is a resort fee on top of the nightly rate. The hotel has some nice amenities, but the condition of the rooms makes it difficult to justify the price.

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Hotel San Luis Obispo

(214 reviews)

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We can't thank Darren Viles enough for making the engagement of our daughter and soon to be son-in…read morelaw more special. There is "going over the top" and then there is what Darren Viles did for us. These moment come along only once and we won't forget the experience we had at Hotel San Luis Obispo!

This hotel was the best one I stayed at during my Pacific Coast road trip. Hands down. It's…read morehonestly up there with one of the best hotels I've ever stayed at with the exception of ONE thing. The European lights. What on earth. They were just a little bit unnecessary, in my personal opinion, unless it's some sort of money saver and in that case I get it. With that being said, it was a hiccup compared to my overall stay, which was incredible. I booked with an outside website and when I arrived at 9:30 pm they did not have my reservation on file. I was having a day already and this set me over the top. I was not super nice to the front desk staff, it was late, I had driven from San Diego, I was exhausted and starving and I kept showing them my reservation receipt e-mail frustrated. Then I started crying, it was embarrassing guys. The woman at the front desk was SO NICE TO ME. I thought she was going to start crying when I was crying. I was venting to her about a guy and she was so empathetic. It was a wild couple of moments. The other woman who went in the back to speak with the manager came back out and said that although they couldn't find the reservation at that moment she was going to find me a room and upgrade me for my inconvenience and put me in a suite. That was so over the top generous. Then she handed me a bottle of wine for my inconvenience. I don't drink but it was seriously the sweetest gesture. I was not inconvenience these people at the front desk, I cannot say enough nice things about how this situation was handled. The bellhop brought my luggage up to my room for me. When I walked into the room my jaw dropped. The room was unbelievable. Massive entryway, enormous room, most comfortable bed, huge balcony with a massive bed couch outside, bathroom was insane. It was seriously perfect and over the top. They had complimentary snacks and water. They had a stunning bar and restaurant in the lobby with a huge fireplace. The pool was dreamy. The hallways were huge, it was luxurious. It was one of the most luxury stays I've ever had. I cannot recommend this place enough. Walking distance to everything. Thank you for being so great!

San Luis Creek Lodge - Large room with super comfortable bed!

San Luis Creek Lodge

(217 reviews)

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I was pleasantly surprised to find this awesome hotel on the Michelin Guide for hotels and who knew…read morelittle ole San Luis has a Michelin rated hotel! We checked in around 6pm on a week day and booked a fire place room (room 8). We had no issues checking in and I love how cozy the hotel is. It had a feel of a small, personal hotel which I loved over these big hotel chains. The price was also very fair per night. The room: extremely large and clean. I loved the fire place although it got pretty hot pretty quickly. This would be perfect for the winter! I liked it just because there's something about having a fire place that just makes the room much more cozy. Amenities: The hotel delivers breakfast every morning around 7am with local black coffee and two pastries. We were also very pleasantly surprised to see they have an EV charger. It's $2 per hour which is fair. Charges about 6kwH (even though the charger says 8kW per hour). The good thing is when the charges cut out occasionally, it didn't charge me for that time. Was able to charge fully on my Tesla Y from 10% to 80% for like $14. They also have local Kombucha which you can ask for at the front desk. You can also keep the bags that come with the breakfast which is an awesome momento! Feedback to the hotel: I didn't take any stars off because it's not really a negative but just something you can improve on. We did have really noisy guests next door some back late at night (likely inebriated) but the walls are extremely thin and you can hear everything even people just walking up the stairs to their rooms. It woke us up and made it hard to fall back asleep. We could also hear the laundry machines or something rumbling in the middle of the night as well. Moreover, the sink stopped draining in the bathroom which we told the front desk at checkout and they were appreciative of the feedback. Overall, my wife and I loved this hotel. the rooms were lovely and cozy. It was so awesome they had EV charges which saved me so much time having to run to a super charger. Service was amazing as well. Would definitely stay here again when visiting SLO.

I'd urge anyone who is planning on booking a room block for a wedding or other big event to…read morereconsider booking here. I would have given this place 5 stars, but I had so many issues with the billing and booking process for a room block that I was stressed more about this than anything that I planned for my wedding. I got married in SLO last month and I booked 4 rooms for two-nights with a contract months in advance. I emailed back and forth with Chavah, the hotel manager, who gave me rates and readily answered my questions in the beginning. Once I signed the contract (4 rooms for the same rate $226 for the first night, $374 for the second night), I didn't hear from the manager again. I was literally ghosted. I would have stayed any extra night on Wednesday or Saturday, but when I asked about the rates for those nights, she never got back to me. When my family and friends called to ask questions about the cancellation policy, I found out after speaking with the staff at the reservation desk that they were given the wrong information. When I first signed the contract, I was overcharged on the deposit (first night's rate) for each room in different amounts. I had to be refunded after I brought it to their attention. When I checked in the day before my wedding, I was overcharged on the second night for two rooms and had to be refunded again after several conversations. I sincerely want to thank Isabella and May for their help in resolving this situation. The rooms were great. They provide delicious breakfast muffins and coffee. The beds were comfortable, the AC works great, it's clean, and the rooms are nicely decorated. The only downsides are that the walls are kind of thin so you can hear neighbors and there was a buzzing/humming sound coming from the fridge all night, but otherwise, the stay itself was fine. My brother and dad had stayed here before and had a positive stay, so that's why I thought to book a room block, but I won't ever consider them for an event again.

Granada Hotel & Bistro - French Toast

Granada Hotel & Bistro

(665 reviews)

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Built in 1922, this place operated as a small jazz age hotel. In the 1960's the upper floors were…read moreconverted to residential housing and the bottom floors were used by small businesses. One of the renters Kimberly Walker opened up a small bistro and wine bar in 2009 and called it the Granada as the original sign was still hanging. The following year the property was slated for demolition. Kimberly partnered with three friends to restore the property to its original use and save the bistro. They picked everything out special to compliment the hotel. It is now home to 17 guest rooms, The Bistro restaurant and the speakeasy Nightcap. We had been wanting to come in for brunch and made a reservation for Saturday morning. It was a beautiful day to sit outside on their gorgeous patio to dine. This place is timeless and I love all the history. Sylvia was our server and she was fantastic. She made sure our experience here was top notch. For starters we went with two Mimosas. So refreshing and delicious. From there we enjoyed their deviled eggs. My main entree was the eggs Benedict. The hollandaise sauce was so perfectly made. We loved everything about dining here. Service was great, food was tasty and drinks were delightful. Parking is on the street and can be a challenge. If you can, you may want to walk here from wherever you might be staying.

Disclaimer: This is a review for the hotel only. If you read the reviews, it will show that the…read moresolid 4-star rating is inflated due to the speakeasy reviews. Pros: Location makes downtown very walkable and the decor was tasteful. Cons: This is actually a 2-3 star hotel; it has the label of a 4-star because it has on-site dining area and reception. It overpriced for the value, $1,000 for two nights. Back parking through the alleyway was not included; it was $20 a night. The room was small, with a 3' x 3' shower that was about a foot away from the toilet. Shower water splashes out from underneath leaving the bathroom wet most of the time. There was no desk, no closet, and little room to fully lay out a suitcase comfortably. The AC would stop working during the middle of the night and went into multiple error modes on the last night. There was complimentary rosé offered but when we came down, no one was available for it. This hotel did not meet expectations and really should be refunding customers at least 30% back for misleading marketing. Tips: Use the parking structure for $8 daily parking since everything is walkable. We didn't lose the room key but if you do, it would be a $250 charge.

Embassy Suites by Hilton San Luis Obispo - Hotel Exterior.

Embassy Suites by Hilton San Luis Obispo

(489 reviews)

$$

Overall, this was a great hotel, just left off a star due to the room feeling a bit dingey/humid…read moredespite having the a/c on. Came here during the 4th of July weekend to get my poor pup away from fireworks and for the most part, it was a success. There was only 1 or 2 fireworks that went off the entire night. The breakfast buffet and friendly staff made this stay great. Also, worth mentioning all the stores in walking distance from this hotel!

I've always enjoyed staying at Embassy Suites, and if the price is right, I'll usually choose them…read moreover other hotel chains. Unfortunately, this stay just wasn't up to the standard I've come to expect. Check-in was quick and easy, and our suite was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. One surprise was being charged to park in an open parking lot. I wish that had been disclosed upfront. We were staying three nights as a family of six, yet the body wash dispenser in our room was less than one-eighth full when we arrived. We figured it would be an easy fix, but after my kids went to the front desk, housekeeping brought a shampoo bottle that was less than half full--and no body wash or conditioner. That meant another trip to the front desk just to get basic amenities. The pool is usually one of my favorite parts of staying at Embassy Suites, but this one was disappointing. There was debris floating in the water and visible junk on the bottom of the pool. It honestly looked like it needed a good cleaning. Breakfast was where things really went downhill. My 12-year-old daughter ordered a spinach omelet and found a green beetle about the size of a dime cooked into it. When my wife brought it to the staff's attention, one cook actually commented that it "didn't look cooked." My wife pointed out that not only was it cooked, it was greasy from the oil used to prepare the omelet. Thankfully, another cook stepped in, apologized sincerely, and handled the situation professionally. It also appeared they may have been short-staffed. Around 5:30 a.m. when I left for work, there were still empty beer bottles and cups sitting around the atrium from the night before. One area where the hotel absolutely deserves praise is housekeeping. They did an outstanding job. Every day I returned from work, the room was spotless and well cared for. They were easily the highlight of our stay. The evening hospitality reception was also a bit underwhelming. It consisted of the same tortilla chips, salsa, snack mix, and cheese cubes each night. I've stayed at other Embassy Suites that offered fresh vegetable trays with ranch and a better variety of snacks. Overall, there were definitely some positives, but unfortunately more negatives than I'm used to experiencing at Embassy Suites. I know this brand can do much better, which made this stay especially disappointing. I'm hoping this was just an off week because this isn't the Embassy Suites experience I've come to expect.

HOTEL CERRO, Autograph Collection

HOTEL CERRO, Autograph Collection

(136 reviews)

This is a great boutique hotel in the heart of things going on in downtown SLO…read more It has great charm in a modern, boutique way. We have stayed here several times and love the ease to walk around at night, morning and during the day. Makes exploring downtown slow a better experience.

We booked a quick one nighter to escape the summer heat before school started. Our initial…read moreexperience was truly a special boutique hotel experience yet we were promised a few things that definitely fell short and left us with a bit of a sour taste in our mouth. The front desk talked us into a different room set up as we initially booked two queen beds for our families's party of three stay. She suggested the king room with a couch bed, and she guaranteed us that full linens were already there, and the pullout would be exceptionally comfortable. We arrived to the room and yes, the room was larger and beautiful. We opened the couch bed and it was a sad thin mattress with no linen. We call downstairs and quickly housekeeping was there to save the day. We requested a mattress topper which we were told the hotel doesn't carry so the housekeeper suggested putting a few comforters on the mattress. It didn't solve the issue, but it surely helped. Come evening time there was an outside light that possibly was getting ready to burn out and flashed on and off like a strobe light making nighttime a little bit difficult to sleep through. Then, in the morning, the elevators were broken. The metal beams at the windows were pretty cool architecture wise but were outrageously dusty. A little shocking. We were told to check out the secret garden which they said was a hidden gem yet the realities were it was a sad, overgrown and forgotten place full of weeds, spiders webs, and sad looking fruit that needed some TLC. All in all the hotel was cute just fell a little short. Sort of a bummer as I expected a bit more.

Peach Tree Inn - Coffee & tea is available here

Peach Tree Inn

(212 reviews)

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Simple, convenient motel experience at the peach tree inn! About a 3-5 min drive to downtown SLO…read moreand Cal Poly, and right off the freeway. You could also easily walk to the downtown area. We stayed in a Queen room so there was a dresser, nightstands, TV, mini fridge, 2 chairs and table, and iron/board, and plenty of place to keep our luggage. I was worried since we visited in summer that it may be too hot but the window AC unit kept us nice and cool! One parking spot in front of your room is great. Bathrooms have plenty of hot water and include a hair dryer. We only stayed 2 nights but they still emptied our trash and gave us new towels while we were out for the day which I super appreciated - not a lot of hotels will do that if you have a short stay. Front office is very cute and has a balcony on the back. Self serve continental breakfast included some fruit, bread, yogurt, microwave oatmeal, and coffee. They also have ice and filtered water. You can see the mountains when you step out which is nice, and there's some chairs to relax or enjoy your morning coffee in. Cute little string lights make sure the entry doors are well lit at night. Overall great first experience here and we would stay again!

I stayed in San Luis Obispo for one night and the Peach Tree Inn was the only reasonably priced…read moreplace in town. I did my research on Yelp and read positive reviews, so my decision was easy. Check in was fast and friendly. The lobby is so cute and makes you feel right at home. They have a nice dining area available, or you can just hangout. The outdoor seating looked really nice to relax. I wish we could of stayed longer to enjoy them. Parking was easy and the lot is spacious. We were able to park right in front of our room. As for the room, it's a little outdated and dark. The lighting isn't the best and the room was pretty small. It could definitely use a remodel, but honestly it did the job for a one night stay! I slept well and the bed was comfortable. There wasn't any outside noise either. It was quite peaceful actually. We settled in right away, so I wasn't able to get pictures of our room. Overall, we had a pleasant stay and the price point was great compared to other places in the area. I would totally stay here again despite the outdated room.

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