Despite the sulfur smell the hot spring bath was fantastic. Best way to start and end the day! The hotel pool and jacuzzi were also well-kept and fun for a dip during the day!

I love how the hotel has gardens throughout the grounds with produce used by the chef at he restaurant . I wish more places grew their own food like this.

Once you're good and boozed up from delicious wine , ask the staff about ghost stories that haunt this historic hotel .

Build your own omelette . No cheese , egg whites , mushroom , tomato,bacon, with avocado . Of yummy and healthy.

The atmosphere was divine: lovely garden area with the restaurant 's fresh produce scattered about, and comfy rocking lounge swings!

I really enjoyed my stay in one of the spa rooms with the natural spring hot tub . Sulphur smell is strong but the water leaves your skin feeling soft and relaxed.

In 1864, the first El Paso de Robles Hotel was constructed and featured a hot mineral-springs bath-house.

Mimosa time! Let the Paso Robles Wine Country day begin!

Really good coffee and breakfast options . Also--farmers market on Saturday morning across the street.

Rooms are small, bathrooms are big. Adjust the AC so that it points to the ceiling and not straight on the bed so you don't freeze your balls off.

The charm of a historic inn runs out pretty quickly. The internet is unreliable — don’t come here if you need to work. Shower is out of date. TV took 20 min to navigate. Oof

The rooms have coffee , but no tea , no cream and sugar. What the heck??

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Get a room on the back for extra quiet .

Get a back room and hit up the bar on ladies night

Have a steak !

Use the fire place to warm your room.

Honestly, just okay.