Our family had the most incredible stay at Kindred Oak Farm in Paso Robles. From the moment we…read morearrived, we were welcomed by Lisa Peach, who is one of the kindest, warmest people we've ever met. She immediately made us feel at home with her gentle spirit and genuine hospitality. We later met Rob, Lisa's husband, who was just as kind and welcoming. Lisa was especially sweet with our daughter--she spent time showing her around the farm, baking together in the kitchen, and exploring the beautiful herb garden. It meant so much to us to see that connection. The entire property is peaceful and stunning, with gentle rolling hills, goats, chickens, and cows (though we didn't spot the cows this time!). We also had the pleasure of enjoying breakfast most days with their wonderful chef, Dominique, who made such delicious food--everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. It was the perfect way to start each day. Everything about our stay exceeded our expectations--from the thoughtful details throughout the property, to the calm, rejuvenating atmosphere. Kindred Oak Farm is a hidden gem that we will always hold close to our hearts. Thank you, Lisa and Rob, for a stay filled with kindness, connection, and unforgettable memories.

Beautiful place, rooms and 20 acres with chickens, dogs, cattle & goats. Lisa and Rob are friendly…read moreand super hospitable, and the breakfast was gourmet and second to none. Thanks for a lovely stay!

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.

If you are a couple looking for a "feel right at home stay",then The Canyon Villa is your spot…read more From the moment we arrived we were greeted with open arms like we were visiting our long time friends. You will have the best nights sleep one could only dream of when traveling. Don't hesitate and this is coming from someone who has tried all of the rest in Paso.

Phenomenal! Is the word I would use for The Canyon Villa. The breakfasts, the Sunday dinners, the…read moreevening charcuterie. Book a dinner with them - it's a must. I wish Chef Wills had a restaurant - we would eat there every day. It's artistic. It's fresh, it's organic, it's seasonal. The place is beautiful, warm and inviting. The views are spectacular. Quail running around. Rabbits. Pollinating honey bees. Beautiful plants and flowers surrounding you. Ugh - we can't wait to get back. Only next time, instead of going out for wine, we will stay in and enjoy the ambiance of the building and our terrace. Chef Wills and Bootsie will make sure you enjoy yourself. Down to earth, but worldly in their knowledge and hosting. It was pure luxury.

Our stay was just what we needed. We came for our anniversary and they went above and beyond. We…read morecan't wait to come back with friends. They had appetizers ready for us and met us with a bottle of champagne for our anniversary. We then went down and enjoyed a tasting at the winery. We had some GF pizza which was amazing. Then in the morning they made us a delicious breakfast with mimosas. The room was very clean and the bed was comfortable and the bathtub was a nice perk.

This is our second stay and I must say it was just as wonderful as the first:…read more Pros: Jacuzzi tub in room Quiet-only 3 guest rooms Fresh breakfast prepared to your liking daily Bottle of wine daily with appetizer / snack plate Beautiful views and grounds Staff is friendly and always accommodating You are nestled among the vineyards in a great little room with lots of tranquillity and privacy. Perfect setting for an anniversary or just a weekend getaway! Cons: Beds need a topper and pillows are deflated. Although I love the inn my sleeping wasn't 5star. They usually have fresh cookies, however there were none this trip. It didn't bother me so much but I did hear 2 other guests expressing their disappointment. When you set the standard and have repeat guests it's expected... The cheese trays are usually over the top (and they were the first night). See picture- however we had an extended stay this visit and they declined severely the last night- that was a bummer because we were looking forward to it during the day. Keep in mind there is no food in the evenings so eat before you come back or bring something back. They have a large fridge with your own shelf, plenty of drinks and options for coffees as well as fresh fruit out all the time.

Dirty, unkept dump. Do not stay. The owners may have taken care of the place but no more. Does not…read morelook like the pictures. The website is not accurate.

My girlfriend chose this B&B because it was close to The Hearst Castle and in a somewhat remote…read morearea. Although we did not go to any of the wineries in the the area we were in the midst of scenic picturesque views in Paso Robles and its surrounding areas. We appreciated the welcoming hospitality of Amy and Tom for making us feel comfortable. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience here. From the creative and accommodating breakfasts (we're Vegans) to the comfortable bed we enjoyed while we were there. Amy made us some delicious Vegan chilaquiles for our first morning and Avocado toast on our second. Both breakfasts are making me hungry as I write this. I've never experienced a Bed and Breakfast but they really set the bar high for my personal expectations going forward. We were able to relax and watch the wild turkeys when we awoke to plan our days there. Thanks for providing the recommendations and giving us an insider perspective of what makes this area special. We look forward to sharing our experiences with our family and friends and will refer them to Creekside if they ever make the trip this way. Amy and Tom were very helpful and knowledgeable when making suggestions of places to visit to and the history of the area. We were sent out with maps and coupons for reduced-cost tasting. I love the grounds and character of this property and we enjoyed the charm of the Barrel Room. How suite it was! We definitely need to return just to finish visiting all of the places that were recommended to us! P.S If you enjoy clear skies for star gazing and seeing some cool animals doing animal things (they have 2 dogs and 2 cats) you'll enjoy the charm of this place as much as we did. Where else can you sleep in a comfortable bed, see wild turkeys and have a view of horses all in in the same space? Unless you are a farmer I doubt that you can answer that question because you haven't been here yet.

I reviewed Orchard Hill five years ago after our first visit and we just finished another amazing…read morestay at this beautiful property. While Orchard Hill no longer serves breakfast, we were lucky enough that MaryAnn, who is a retired chef, would be our hostess during our time here. She invited us to join her for a delicious Blueberry Creme Brûlée French Toast breakfast with sausage and fresh fruit On morning. Yumm! She's an excellent chef and great company. The Garden View room is spacious and cozy all at once. The private balcony looking over the property is perfect for enjoying your morning coffee, or evening wine. We'll try not to let another five years go by before our next stay.

We all had a splendid time for a couple of days in the Carriage House at your wonderful…read moreEnglish-style accommodations.  Our visit was a lovely reunion with our long-time friends, who we met by chance in the exact same Carriage House in your then-B&B about 10 or more years ago.  We had rented the room facing the main house, and on the same days they had rented the room facing the chickens.  We met in the common living area, had a bottle of wine together, ended up going out to dinner together, and have been constant friends ever since! We thoroughly enjoyed our time in the Carriage House - everything that we could possibly need was provided - your usual careful attention to have everything there, including decaf coffee and sweetener, as well as the very welcome cake, the vases of flowers and other details were much appreciated, and the bottle of wine was really excellent.  And everything everywhere was notably clean - kudos to the cleaning crew!

I recently toured Dancing Deer for a potential wedding venue, and while we haven't settled on a…read moredecision yet, Dancing Deer has made the short list of the final 3! Maria is wonderful to work with; prompt and complete communication about their services and what makes Dancing Deer special. This property offers a Friday-Sunday rental for weddings, events, retreats, and more! When we were touring, Maria shared a disaster emergency group would be staying there shortly to simulate rescue operations during a hurricane! Their status as an NPO and commitment to enriching the lives of others deeply resonates for me, and I encourage you to learn more about their programs when you meet with Maria. Selfless dedication to others is a rare gift and must always be treasured. They have lodging for up to 50 people in two homes. This is an important feature in our perfect venue as we are trying to achieve a more relaxed, "family reunion" type atmosphere at our nuptials. The homes are modestly appointed, but spacious and clean. The main home has a massive kitchen, large deck, and pool area with plenty of space to hang out and enjoy their property. Finally, let's talk about the actual "wedding" facilities and price! They have a sprawling private estate with tons of potential for the creative and adventurous bride, but they have an established ceremony area under a massive oak serving as an altar with a terraced seating area for guests. It offers a few different processional/entrance choices and is right next to the barn area for the reception. The barn has plumbed bathrooms, but with a high guest count, some rentals would be appropriate. There is also parking nearby. Having all the spaces to be used in one close area is nice for guest comfort so people aren't hiking all around just to get from ceremony to cocktails to dinner (especially the older folks). At Dancing Deer- YOU ARE IN CONTROL OF YOUR WEDDING! (within reason). You get to pick all your preferred vendors for everything!! Food, drink, booze of your choosing, rentals, decor, activities-EVERYTHING! This is important to the budget conscious and picky bride alike!! And while we're on the topic, Dancing Deer is able to offer remarkably competitive prices for their whole weekend rental- less than many "one day" venues (usually a 5-8 hour facilities rental). I definitely recommend checking this place out if you're wanting a true getaway feel with plenty of time to relax and enjoy your family and friends beyond the wedding event!

To be fair I must say my father and I were guests here for 3 days last week and we did not…read moreexperience any of the programs they offer. Dancing Deer Farm is a very beautiful, tranquil, quite and relaxing place just 3 miles off the 101 highway that is perfect for what they do here. They have facilities for small groups or large, extended families and have many options to choose from. It was pretty awesome to wake up in the morning, look out the window and see a few deer or some peacocks wondering on the rolling hills and around the trees. As for the surrounding areas, they are 30 minutes for less from San Luis Obisbo, Pismo Beach, Paso Robles, Hearst Castle, Cambria, Morro Bay, etc.

If you want to be off the grid, have spectacular views and drink some stellar wine, you need to…read morecome here. Booked the Guest Villa for our 28th anniversary and it was perfect! I suggest you drive up during the day time, because it can be a situation at night, if you have never been. We packed food and went into town to get charcuterie goodies and basically ate all our meals on the patio. The view is absolutely incredible at all times of the day. Bob Dunning is a great host and responds quickly to texts. There is an honor bar featuring their wine and because we never made it to their tasting, had to try. The villa is fully stocked with dishes, wine openers, glasses, mini fridge and reverse osmosis drinking water. Their air conditioning and heater work great, and we left windows open at night. I will use the most common review cliche and say, "the Dunning Guest Villa is a hidden gem in Paso"and that we will most definitely be back. Thank you Dunning estates for your hospitality.

What a fantastic stay. We really enjoyed the serenity of this property. While most of our time on…read moreour two night stay was spent out and about we really appreciated the deck in the evenings and the ability to enjoy the sounds of nature and take in the stars. The bed was really comfortable and the pillows were fantastic. This is a big deal for me because I don't normally sleep well when I travel so I definitely noticed.

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.

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