1103 Spring Street Paso Robles, CA 93446 , USA
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The historic Paso Robles Inn, strategically positioned in the middle of California's Central Coast, has served visitors for over a century. The recently remodeled and renovated Paso Robles Inn has 100 fully appointed (microwaves, refrigerators and coffee service) rooms surrounding a spectacular garden complete with live stream, waterfall and pond. The Paso Robles Inn has an excellent restaurant, cocktail lounge, and a recently restored 1940's diner-type coffee shop. Meetings and conference rooms are available for your business and social needs.
Paso Robles Inn is located in the heart of downtown Paso Robles, directly across from the City Park.
From the quiet garden setting of the Inn, you can walk to the cinema, restaurants, and to the many antique and boutique shops in the downtown. Located in the middle of California's central coast, Paso Robles is known as the "Halfway mark between Los Angeles and San Francisco." In the heart of wine country, the Paso Robles Inn is surrounded by over 40 local vineyards and wineries. The famous Hearst Castle is a 30 minute drive along scenic coastal roads, and those who enjoy the water sports will find Lake Nacimiento and San Antonio Lake minutes away. Four championship golf courses are located within 10 miles of the Paso Robles Inn. SHOW MAP |
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ACCOMMODATION: Remodeled guest rooms with fireplaces are now available, along with 30 brand new spa rooms offering hot springs mineral water personal therapy spa tubs. Monterey-style rooms surround lush gardens and brick-lined pathways escort you throughout the property.
Room Amenities: AM/FM Alarm Clock, Coffee Maker in Room, Free Local Telephone Calls, Hairdryers Available, Modem Lines in Room, No Smoking Rooms/Facilities and Television with Cable.
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HOTEL FACILITIES & SERVICES: Our early history relates that Paso Robles was known to the Indians and Mission Fathers as the “Hot Springs.” During the Mission Period, the Padres were impressed by the healing powers of the hot springs, and annual pilgrimages were made from the missions of Santa Ynez, San Luis Obispo and San Antonio to bring their sick to be healed by bathing in and drinking the thermal waters.
The first Paso Robles Hot Springs Hotel was built in 1864 and was right next to the natural artesian Hot Springs well. In 1891, the old hotel was replaced with a new, magnificent, all brick hotel. It utilized over one million bricks and took over 2 years to build. It became known worldwide as a health resort. In 1906 a new bathhouse and indoor plunge was completed. It was designed by the famous architect, W. H. Weeks, and was situated close to a new hot springs well which produced over a million gallons per day at 106º F. Many dignitaries came to regain their health, including concert pianist Ignace Paderewski who enjoyed the hotel and purchased a ranch west of the town. The Pittsburgh Pirates made the hotel their spring training home.
Local businessman, Tom Martin and his family purchased the Inn in January, 1999. The Martin family has vowed to restore the property back to its original glory. The famous 1940's circular coffee shop has been restored and reopened, a new pool and spa have been added, and the Hot Springs well has been redrilled.Existing rooms have been remodeled and fireplaces have been added to many of them. Additionally, 30 new deluxe rooms have just been added with fireplaces and personal therapy spas featuring the hot springs mineral water.
The Inn's historic Ballroom has just been restored to its former glory, and plans are underway for a new full-service health spa featuring an indoor/outdoor hot springs mineral water plunge bath.
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MEETINGS & BANQUETS: The historic Paso Robles Inn offers a setting of natural beauty that has become a favorite spot for many special events. It’s the perfect backdrop for weddings, receptions, banquets and reunions. Celebrate birthdays, engagements, anniversaries, promotions, graduations, new babies and the holidays!
The Inn has a beautiful site for ceremonies where you and your guests will be surrounded by luscious green gardens, tall trees and a babbling brook – standing under the white arbor in one of the most famous historic sites on the Central Coast. The gardens will accommodate up to 300 people.
Our patio by the pond, under the great oak tree is an inviting site for your reception. Catered by our friendly and knowledgeable staff, you and your quests will be relaxed and ready to enjoy your memorable day.
Our newly restored historic ballroom is now available for special events. The hundred-year-old Ballroom's original hard wood floor and high, beamed ceilings with original light fixtures have all been restored, returning this landmark to its turn-of-the-century grandeur.
The Historic Ballroom has been fully restored to it’s turn-of-the century grandeur. This elegant dining room features restored original hardwood floors, wainscoting, and high, beamed ceilings.
The Matador Room is located upstairs, adjacent to the Cattlemen’s Lounge. Stairs are the only access to this private room.
The Paderewski Room is located inside the main dining room area and features a view of the gardens. Our luscious Gardens feature a running stream surrounded by majestic oak trees and provide the ideal location for that special event or ceremony. Our Patio is adjacent to the beautiful gardens and also provides an ideal garden atmosphere for smaller receptions and events. |
DININGS & BARS: Guests enjoy fireside dining with a ranch-style atmosphere in our Hot Springs Grill, or dine beneath the shade of the historic oaks on our newly remodeled patio featuring a koi fish pond and rock waterfall. The Inn proudly serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. The hot Springs Grill features certified Angus steaks, seafood and pasta, and specialty desserts. An exclusive wine list is provided with a variety of local vintner wines. Dining room hours are 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Coffee Shop
The famous coffee shop at the Paso Robles Inn has been completely restored and is now open for business. The historic coffee shop was originally constructed in 1942 and was a local gathering meeting place for nearly 50 years.
The restoration project began in January of this year and included the reconstruction of a 50 foot circular counter, reinstallation of the original chrome barstools and the complete restoration of a large mural. Local artist, Stephen Kalar, restored the beautiful mural, which depicts early mission era life. The coffee shop is open daily for breakfast at 5:45 AM.
Lounge
Live entertainment and dancing are featured in the Cattlemen’s Lounge every Friday and Saturday evening. The cocktail lounge is open daily at 11:30 AM featuring a full bar and extensive wine menu. All wines are locally produced by the famous Central Coast Wineries. |
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