Stables Inn

My husband and I usually stay in Best Westerns, or typical nicer chain hotels for context on our hotel/motel expectations. ||We thought it would be romantic and fun to stay in more of an intimate setting for a weekend away in July in Paso. We came to town while the Mid State Fair was around, so we expected slightly elevated prices, but we paid $1,000 for two nights and we don't feel like the value was there, really at all. Firstly, we could've stayed almost a week in Pismo or any of the surrounding areas for that price... (Best Western down the road was booked up for our stay so can't compare that weekend specifically, but is currently showing $139/night as of 7/21) ||Secondly, on the note that a boutique motel is different than a chain hotel: |We figured it's a cute, romantic motel and what the heck we never do that so why not! The website advertises a nice breakfast, coffee & tea, complimentary water, bath robes- a whole ordeal. Unfortunately, our "experience" was literally just the four walls of our room. The room itself was nothing special. It had mugs and water you could pay for if you wanted, the bathroom was teeeeeeny tiny (no counter space just a free standing sink, toilet, and small shower), no robes, no smores kits (advertised on website), no coffee or tea options, everything felt damp, and the shower and sink backed up all weekend whenever we used them (gross). Also, the walls were rather thin... 'nuff said. ||We got to breakfast about 8:30 or 9 both mornings and there was some activia yogurt, and granola, maybe a piece or two of some sort of bread left? The coffee machine was set out but there wasn't any cream left or anything like that, so we ended up eating out both mornings, which was frustrating when you are spending that kind of money on "the experience". At this point I was asking myself: "What experience? Listening to our eager-to- be-there neighbors? And trying not to ding our car on 'Love Island' in the middle of the parking lot?" ||We also weren't impressed by the motel's location in town. It's on the corner of a super busy street. The firepit is just a lil island in the middle of the already small parking lot, which is very cute but certainly not intimate. On a separate note, if you were dressed up at all, or wanting to walk to some of the eateries or antique stores it was a pretty decent walk. We just ended up driving everywhere. If you're dressed down, and or in tennis shoes it wasn't so bad, but ladies, are any of us going out to nice dinner in Paso in tennis shoes? No lol | |I really really wanted to like it, the concept is so cute, and Johanna Gaines herself could have designed the place, and I know it's a family run business, but it just felt all weekend like maybe it used to be nicer than it is now? It was literally the running joke of our trip: like, "did we just get the worst room?", "Are we on Prank'd?", Or we also repeated: "Did we just end up there on a super off weekend?" I don't know, regardless, we were underwhelmed and slightly grossed out the whole time. We can laugh about it now, but for $1,000 for two nights?? I'm confident there are/were better options and I don't think we'll be back.||TLDR/summary: Price doesn't equal quality. We felt kind of taken advantage of and silly for booking, because looking at the website now it is (barely) specific about what amenities are offered and when, but there is some incorrect info there too.| |vague info: breakfast, firepit area, walkability to downtown, coffee in room (could have been in other rooms, but why not have it in your King Size Bedroom offering??) ||incorrect info: robes, smores kits, water, intimate and/or elevated vibes

Your website and description of the property are misleading. There's nothing "Stables" about your property. You are located right off a busy street and across the street from a car mechanic shop. Your Inn is a motel...and the rooms are very small...and just bad. Especially for the pricing...your rooms should be priced at less than $100 per night....at best. It was so depressing once we got there, the majority of our party of 12 reservations decided to eat the cost and find other hotel accommodations.

Old Motor Lodge that was completely renovated. Nicely done. Clean. Modern. Simple. Nice fire pits in the middle called “The Isalnd”. Dog friendly but you must pay a $35 charge, which is silly. Free hot tea, yogurt, oatmeal and a breakfast crumb cake. Free EV charger too! Thank you for that.

Really cute Inn. The rooms are small, but very well appointed and clean. Staff friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the fire pits in the evening. We traveled with our pet as well, bring your doggie bed, bowls, etc., as they are not provided. However, very dog friendly, treats at the front desk. Just a note, dogs can't be left alone in the room. They offer a "to go" breakfast, which consists of fresh coffee cake, yogurt or oatmeal. Which is great for having a little something to start the day. Hotel is walking distance to downtown Paso Robles. Very cute area. Nice park, shops and restaurants. No pool or jacuzzi, if that is important to you. It's was perfect for us as a starting point for exploring the surrounding area.

We were on a little road trip and decided to stay in Paso Robles for a night. The Stables Inn was a perfect place to stay. It is beautifully decorated with fun accents using the horse theme. Even though our room backed the main street we did not hear any of the traffic noise. The bed was comfortable and bathroom was small but lovely. The owner has great design taste and has covered every detail to make the place just right. It is set up like a motel so that the cars are parked in front of the rooms which makes it easy to unload and load our car. We also appreciate that they allow dogs. There is a lovely seating area right in the parking area with lounge chairs and fire pits. They serve coffee, yogurt, instant oatmeal and some kind of baked good in the lounge area next to the check in. We will look forward to staying there in the future.

On our way to Carmel to see family, we decided to break up the trip & stay the night in Paso Robles. So glad we did! We chose Stables Inn specifically because it is dog friendly. Check in was easy & they did a great job with the remodel. Very cute place. Bed was comfy & the place was not too crowded since it was a weekday. Some other reviewers complained of noise but it was peaceful & we travel with earplugs jic. The fire pits in the middle of the place was a nice touch & we saw guests using them throughout the evening. Didn’t see dog amenities but I didn’t look either since we brought everything for him. Stables Inn was close to a park in the center of town so perfect to take the dog on his walks. Tip: Go to TASTE for dinner. Will leave a more detailed review for them but they were super delicious & GF & DF for my spouse. Even a GF dedicated fryer. And dog friendly.

What a super little boutique hotel. We were a family of 4 staying in the stay room, it was well equipped with a huge comfortable bed and bunk beds. Great space and Aircon. Spotlessly clean. Loved the central chill out sauce which had fire pits. This was a lovely place to have a glass of wine at the end of our evening. Perfect central location. Small breakfast selection of lovely cake and joghurts, tea/coffee. We loved our stay here. Paso Robles is beautiful

What an amazing find. Could not recommend this place more. Walkable to the downtown area but also has so much character on its own. The room was spotless and well maintained and the outdoor fire pits and seating areas were such a bonus. We also loved having coffee in their campfire mugs and delicious coffee cake in the morning. This place was really such a great find - and very affordable! can’t wait to come back.

Wow!! Quaint, clean, perfect location to everything Stag room ( our suite) decorated to theme of our now fav hotel when in town We will definitely be back!

Update: Management called me & agreed to issue a partial refund. $65 was returned. They asked why Indidnt call the on call number. I told them because I went by the office saw that it was closed. I just gotten out of the shower so I was relaxed & ready to sleep at 1:30am. Now I know for next time to inspect my room.

Car show weekend we booked our room at the Stables Inn. Cute quaint and comfortable. Customer service was so friendly and welcoming that when we arrived luckily we were able to check in early! Checking out was just as smooth. The breakfast coffee and muffin bar was a good start to a busy day. In the evening lounging at the fire pit was very relaxing. There is parking but it's a bit of a tightly squeeze backing out. The Stables Inn is just a short walk to the Downtown City Park shops and restaurants we left our car parked most of the day. Nice find in Paso Robles!

The property is immaculate and adorable. Our room was pristine. The members of staff we encountered were as helpful and lovely and efficient as could be (a far cry from typical LA.). The public areas (breakfast room, sitting area / fire pit) are also adorable and thoughtfully planned. Our beds were so comfortable that I slept for 8 hours straight through, so not a given. I am a side sleeper but do not like a thick pillow, which I thought might be an issue, but obviously was not. I woke up in the same position that I fell asleep in. Fast WiFi, and an outlet through the headboard for charging at the bed. Parking and charger for your e-vehicle. Delicious fresh crumb cake in the morning, and premium to-go cups for coffee,(mugs in the room anlso) again all thoughtful. It was very hot today, but our room had the AC running and stayed nice a cool all night, probably why I slept so well. The open closet area and shelving assures you will not leave anything behind. Crowning touch of ambience, a stile (that's how it's spelled). 10 stars.

Stables Inn was a nice surprise. Despite technically being a motel, it surpasses many hotels in terms of quality and comfort. The entire place was spotless, with a modern design that gave the impression it was brand new. The bathroom was immaculate, which is a crucial factor for me, as there's nothing worse than outdated or unclean bathrooms. The mattress was comfortable (despite some reviews suggesting otherwise) and was complemented by quality bedding. I really liked the enclosed common seating area, complete with a gas heating stove, and the availability of tea (and coffee). The outdoor island in the parking lot with its three gas fire pits was also nice. The Stables Inn was the perfect balance between being cute and modern, sophisticated yet casual. This unusual combination contributed to its unique feel, making it an exceptionally pleasant stay at a fair price.

Found the Stable Inn on yelp reviews were pretty good. Got the #2 room for one night and travel down the coast from SFO. The Stable Inn a small room but the best hotel/Inn beat the one in San Jose and Carmel by the Sea. Cozy well renovated room price was good free wi-fi no facility charge like the major hotels or other hotels while traveling in Ca. and the towels for this 19 room inn they beat any place I have stayed at in forever. If your looking for a place in Paso Robles on a short term visit check out the Stable Inn.

We had a great stay here! Check in was easy. All the rooms at Stables Inn are nicely renovated and very clean! The bed and the comfy linens kept us warm and cozy on a cold night that we were there. There is an in-unit heater and AC which we perused. In the middle of the parking lot, there are 3 fire pits and chairs which my husband and I enjoyed in the morning with our complimentary coffee and lemon bundt cake. Breakfast is simple and is served in their Tack Room. Coffee, tea, yogurt and pastry. Although we only stayed here for one night, our only regret was that we didn't stay an extra night. We will definitely choose to stay here again and bring our fur son next time. Thanks Stables Inn!

Down to the little touches, a must stay!! Staff was awesome and bedding was very comfortable!!

Oof. I really wanted to like this Motel, and I stayed here because I was told by friends (who visit Paso Robles more frequently) that it had been recently refurbished, so I thought that everything would be new & nice! Unfortunately, there were some glaring issues--for what it's worth, I stayed in room 1, which is the closest to the Motel lobby/breakfast/lounge multi-purpose area for guests. This meant that at any given time we were all too clearly able to hear every other guest from morning, noon to night. I wasn't expecting to be woken up to the sound of children (my bad, I somehow thought this was an adults only space?) before 8am at such a small property, other folks checking in, grabbing coffee, etc. This room & the multi-purpose area really could use some sound-absorbing/proofing elements since they're so close. Check-in was easy and pleasant enough, and at first the room seemed okay. I really liked the high ceiling and thought the open closet/desk/mini-fridge space was fairly clever. Upon closer inspection I noted two hairs on one of the pillow cases, but having seen the cleaning crew (same hair color) just exit our room I wasn't too fussed to make a comment as we were only staying two nights (and had already driven about 5+ hours)--they had four pillows and I knew I wouldn't be using all of them, so whatever, I figured removing the offending pillow was easy enough. Later when I went to shower I noticed the grout in the all-white tiled shower was speckled blue...everywhere, not just in a couple of spots; it very much seemed like someone had either dyed their hair in there, or used a color depositing conditioner to keep their hair colored, and had failed to clean up after themselves. I love funky hair colors & have used them myself in the past, which is likely why I was able to clock this for what it was rather than simply assuming it was mildew. Still a bit odd, considering a bleach scrub would have turned it all white again, and kept the place looking brand new. Paso Robles is pricey, and the Motel was priced pretty high for the off season (January), especially factoring in the uncleanliness. While the mattress was comfortable, the pillows were of the uber-thick variety; I ended up folding a sweater and using that as a pillow because they were far too firm for me, and the same was to be said for both beds, so it wasn't like I could switch out the pillows I disliked for ones that worked better for me. I can be a bit of a "princess and the pea" but my easygoing sibling agreed that they were just plain uncomfortable. While the fire pits were a cute touch, I prefer my amenities to be inside the room itself that I'm paying for. Speaking of, there was an ice bucket in the room--but to get ice, one must ask the front desk as they're the only ones who have access to the ice machine? I can't imagine paying full price to stay in an unclean and uncomfortable room in the future, which means this Motel-at-Hotel pricing just isn't for me.

Super new, clean, fun environment and very helpful staff. This is my first Yelp review ' it couldn't be if a better place

So cute! Totally recommend this cute m, renovated motel. The front desk staff were so helpful and friendly! Centrally located in the town. Clean and updated room.

Great spot in Paso. Prices right. Friendly staff and easy check-in. They've got a nice coffee, pastry, yogurt in the AM. Well located a couple blocks from the square. Have stayed here on several trips through/to Paso and it's been good every time.

Avoid room 5, it is right next to the water heater. Even though it was in the 50s outside, inside it was uncomfortably hot. The AC works but is quite loud. Beds were a bit saggy. We have strong backs thanks to swimming, so we were ok. Avoid if you have back issues. I did like that there was no carpet. And the room is cute and clean.

We were just passing through, but the Stables Inn made us want to come to Paso Robles again. The location is great, we parked our truck and were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go. When we came back the fire pits were on and welcoming. Had they been off we might have just walked back to our room, but we sat outside, they have blankets and the vibes were so good. It's a safe bet to pass up the more pricey options just blocks away and settle in at the Stables Inn.

Loved staying here. It was crazy quiet - a few blocks from great food places and a park that had a musical concert the night we were there. We also took in Sensorio just down the way a few miles.. lovely to see the sunset there. The room was great- clean and in great condition. Super comfortable bed! Our kid loved the bunk in the Stag room. The coffee in the morning was great- and there are several hang out places around the courtyard. And we sat in the coffee room breakfast nook and sipped our coffee casually chatting.. it was a great space. Sadly we only scheduled one night before heading out to Hearst Castle.. next time we will stay longer and explore.

The Stables Inn is a charming renovated small old motel. The property is as charming as the rooms. Right out your door is a huge shade tree for hot days and a fire ring with chairs for cold nights. We stayed in a king room; I believe all rooms are similar in size. The hotel is farmhouse charming with all the beautiful accents of farmhouse appeal that range from black and white checked tile in the bath, lighter colored wood floors, and a real cowhide rug to step out of bed onto. The space in the room was adequate but I wouldn't exactly call it roomy. The same goes for bathroom the same. The bath has a large sink and some open storage, a small bit of countertop is provided around the sink. My only complaint is, they sacrificed practically for charm in the bathroom. A woman needs a bit of prep space to set her various necessities out and that's not provided here. The shower stall is decent again but not overly spacious, so if you are a large person, you may feel somewhat cramped. Instead of a glass enclosure, it has a curtain that thankfully didn't blow around trying to attack me while showering. The shower curtain was a nice choice for this small bathroom which allowed for better mobility than a glass door in this smallish space. One pet peeve of mine is darker hotel rooms, dark walls, and other dark decor. A big plus for me in this room, which some men and women might not care about was the great lighting in both the room and bathroom. The entire space is painted in a very nice soft white, lending to the very bright natural light feel. No weird yellow, green, or red hues to contend with while trying to apply makeup. The room decor is all new with beautifully selected accents, right down to a cowhide rug and wide-planked LVP wood-style flooring to keep with the motel's overall theme. The look is fresh, light and very comfortable with a look and feel of something you'd see in a Joanna Gains-styled home. The bed was extremely comfortable along with the fluffy down comforter was a perfect addition to our stay. The management provides a generous supply of amazing pillows. In the morning you can wander over a short jaunt to the coffee room and grab yourself a cup of coffee, water, and a not-so-tasty prepackaged pastry in the morning. I was told the pastry came from a local vendor but it had the appearance and taste of a 7-11 pastry that had traveled from New York a few days prior to me grabbing it up. One complaint I do have is that the outside pathway lights, light up the window all night long keeping me up off and on all night long. Hard to picture a curtain over the white blinds in this darling space but it would be nice. I'll bring eyeshades the next time because there will be another stay here. A suggestion I have for the management is to offer coffee at an earlier hour than 7. While I am not in need of coffee any earlier my dad, on the other hand, would have loved to have been able to stroll over to enjoy a cup at 6 AM. Also, it would nice to have a comfortable spot to hang out at on cold mornings, to sip coffee if your traveling companion enjoys sleeping in. A big issue that may now be fixed, was their booking site. I failed to examine my booking email after purchasing the stay, but I thought I booked a $ 150-a-night deal. After arriving we were charged $175 p/n. Unfortunately, I couldn't confirm the charge because the confirmation email doesn't state the room rate and their system doesn't let you view your booking. Another problem I took issue with was at the time of online booking they say they are taking a 50% deposit which is fine but in the confirmation email, they tell me they took $0 and I owe $0 for my stay. Wondering if they lost track of my rate due to a major programming error. Is this why I recalled a different room fee? Obviously, they need to work some kinks out here. Also, another nice thing to know is the inn is in a great location being a 4-minute stroll to town where most of the restaurants and shops are. While a bit pricey at $175 p/n for a Sunday and Monday motel stay in March, overall, we very much enjoyed our stay.

Room was fine and very clean. but the second shower in the morning was very very cold. Shockingly they don't offer to hold luggage after check out like every other hotel does. We've stayed at tiny bed and breakfasts where they hold luggage. A comparable motel in Santa Barbara on this same trip held our luggage with a smile. But not here. Not even an exception as we are traveling by train and don't have a car to store our two carry ons. Instead of actually exploring and enjoying Paso Robles we stayed in a parking lot with our luggage. Won't be recommending this place for friends hoping to visit Paso Robles. Despite the room being good, hospitality really matters most and this place did not offer any. Promising inn but very disappointed.

Loved the ambience of this remodeled motel, but... mattress not comfortable with the worst cheap pillows. Noisy wall heater and no heat in tiny bathroom. There is an exhaust, but no heater. Very sparse room. I do love minimalism, but an area rug might warm the room up a bit and the nightstands and lamps do not go with decor at all. Lastly, the tv! Never have seen such weird streaming. Otherwise, the outdoor fire pits and tack room charming.

Quick overnight at the Stables Inn was great. Rooms have been carefully upgraded with modern appointments but with a retro-cowboy vibe. 3 fire pits outside in the center of the parking area. There was a dog incessantly barking next door and the office staff quickly quieted the pooch, and owners, down. Strong coffee available at 7am. Great location downtown so you can walk to many restaurants and Moe's Pizza! Much better than your typical motel.

Adorable Bunkhouse with 2 sets of bunk beds and a king size bed. Sleeps up to 6. Private patio area with fire pit just outside the front door. The Stable Inn is in an excellent location. Within walking distance of Downtown and a short drive to Sensorio & wineries.

Nice, quaint hotel in downtown area of Paso Robles. Rooms are comfortable. In the morning, there's an area near where you check in, with coffee, pastries, complimentary for guests.

The Stables Inn in Paso Robles is the sister property to Hotel Cheval also in Paso Robles. The Inn was just named by Travel and Leisure as one of the best new hotels. This place is great. Western themed, it is unique, comfy and cozy. We had a King room and it was very comfortable. We had parking right in front of our unit which is very convenient. From the moment we stepped into the lobby, it had a warm vibe. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Our room had a cow print rug and leather chair. The bed was the antique style metal frame. The room had a small fridge, wine glasses and metal cowboy coffee mugs. The bathroom was just fine, the towels great and nice hot water for the shower. In the mornings head back over to the Stable for coffee, tea and pastries. In the middle of the property are white Adirondack chairs surrounding two fire pits. Take your favorite bottle of wine out there to enjoy around the fire in the evenings after a fun day of wine tasting. I highly recommend this spot in Paso Robles.

The sister hotel to Paso's beloved Hotel Cheval (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hotel-cheval-paso-robles?hrid=164b8P7PgnsSc6TihngFKA). Look, the Cheval is my favorite hotel in Paso and one of my favorite hotels in the world. As much as I love it, even staying for a few nights would put a serious dent in my travel budget. With the rise in cost of tasting room fees, unique winery experiences and stellar restaurants in Paso the hotel is justifiably the place where you can cut costs as you're there only to sleep and shower. As a traveler at heart this should be the case, if I splurge on a luxury hotel I'd want to be there from check-in to check-out. The answer to this is the Cheval's sister property, the Stables Inn. It's a boutique motel with 19 rooms including a bunkhouse that can house 6 (california king plus 2 sets of twin bunk beds). The standard rooms either have one california king or two doubles. Beds are a comfortable sleep. Rooms have a TV and a mini fridge. You can ask the staff to heat up leftovers should you happen to bring home food from any one of Paso's great restaurants. I don't blame you. There's also a central outdoor fireplace right in the parking space and this is also a great place to just hang out after a serious day of wine drinking. Just needs a smores butler (can you work out something with the Cheval, pretty please?). Breakfast is more on the simple side with a fresh cup of coffee and pastries. The main draw to the Stables Inn is that it's three blocks from the park and a 5-minute walking distance to Paso's central downtown restaurants and tasting rooms. No worries about drinking and driving here. If I can't splurge at the Cheval this will be my alternate option if needing accommodation in Paso Robles.

The best place for a girls weekend. We were in the Bunkhouse, beautiful decor and great for a family or larger group. 5 beds and a round table and chairs..very spacious!! Great location..yummy pound cake, yogurt, and coffee in the morning g!!

We loved this place. Very clean and attractive property. Rooms were great. Bathrooms are a bit small but it worked. They have a beautiful fire pit area with wine glasses and water glasses provided with ice bucket and wine opener. Small continental breakfast in the mornings. Downtown is within a 10 minute walk. We loved it here and will be back.

Booked this hotel after watching a TiK ToK we were so impressed when we got there , so cute and comfy ! Rooms were decorated so nicely . Cute little fire pits ! WiFi and cable ! The beds were so comfortable ! We booked direct and so glad we did !

Great little place to stay for a night in Paso! Dog friendly with comfy beds and clean rooms! Love being able to park right outside of our room and hanging out at the fire pits at night time. Highly recommend staying here!

Cutest and nicest place in old town Paso. Small but clean and cute rooms in an old style motel setting. Blocks from the main park in Paso, you can walk to all the great restaurants and a local wineries. Lovely breakfast set up with coffee, tea, cocoa, breakfast breads and roll, yogurt and fruit. At night, enjoy the fire pits in the center of the property.

Absolutely loved this place! Everything is brand new, clean and check in/out was a breeze. We look forward to coming back and staying here!

This hotel is stylish, clean and beautiful but I would recommend double checking reservation and dates because I booked a Wednesday to Sunday and somehow my reservation was changed without my knowledge to check out Saturday. Then I was embarrassed and rushed out thinking I had my dates wrong. Then I went back to check my confirmation and found out I was not crazy. Anyhow I barely got an apology for this ordeal but do come but make sure you and the staff are on the same page. This ended our trip on a sour note. However, the Hotel is great and fire pit is beautiful and you get free coffee and there is a charging plug if you have an electrical car.

Great location, fantastic customer service, and wonderful rooms! Literally the most comfortable bed I've slept on in a hotel! The fire pits were fun at night too!

Very clean and nice quiet rooms which I really liked. Couple of minor suggestions would be to put cord switches on the bedside lamps and a small table for a laptop or somewhere to sit and eat would be great. The rooms are fresh and the fire pit area is a nice bonus. Have to be honest I did have to change rooms as in the middle of the night the smoke detector when off for about a minute - was surprised no one came and that if it was a low battery that proper maintenance hadn't been done - was told by management that they had been service a few weeks before so I find that strange that if there was a fire no one came. But having said that it's a nice place to stay

Great spot right near downtown! Rooms were very clean and had nice touches! Easy walking to the downtown area! Will definately return! Best stay our entire trip!

I stumbled across the Stables Inn, a boutique model with a horse theme and instantly knew it was the place I wanted to stay for my birthday! As a horse girl, I loved every little detail. Everything was super clean and detail oriented. I also really liked that the property is smoke free. 10/10 recommend! I plan on staying here again and again.

The sweetest staff, cleanest rooms and common area, charm and hospitality!!!! Ever so fitting for the community of Paso Robles, I highly recommend!!!!!!!

Place is unique, rooms charming (but no coffee maker), bed comfy but reason for 3 rating is the parking. They have 19 rooms with only 18 parking spaces. Have never stayed anywhere where you have to park on a dark side street or on the main street if you're the unlucky one to get back to the inn last at night. Should have been warned at check-in that it could be an issue.

Stayed here on a whim during the week while visiting the area. Super friendly and accommodating staff, we had a lovely time. Dog-friendly with cute rooms and convenient walking distance to lots of restaurants, parks, and more. Great for a pit stop, meeting, or wine-tasting launch point. Super impressed with how inordinately gracious everyone was - really.

I can't recommend this little Inn enough! I almost don't want to because I want it to stay affordable and not blow up too much! An exquisite remodel of an old roadside (really crappy) motel. What they've done with it clean, crisp and creative. The staff is SO great, especially Lindsey, one of the managers. We felt taken care of and enjoyed our quick stop in for business. They know the area well so suggestions fir restaurants etc are on point! Hope to see you soon!

10/10 recommend! My boyfriend and I planned a very last minute trip to Paso and found this gem. It's so convenient because it's super close to downtown and the rooms are so cute!!! We weren't sure what to expect, but we were pleasantly surprised. The rooms are spacious, clean, and the decor is on point. I loved that we parked in front of our room and the staff on site (whoever checked us in, I don't know her name) was so nice. She was so friendly and checked us in so fast. After a long drive it felt nice to be taken of. All the amenities that you'd want are available and the bed is also super comfy. Really cute patio area to unwind as well. I'd recommended this to anyone coming to Paso looking for a convenient and laid back place to stay. I'll definitely be back!

Awesome converted motel that is very chic, hip and clean. It was within walking distance to town and a perfect stay for a few nights. The price was reasonable compared to what is around. Loved the coffee/tea/hot chocolate and morning pastries. The firepit area was a delight and fun to hang around in. The rooms themselves were comfortable, fully updated, modern and unique. Don't hesitate to stay here.

Adorable, clean, friendly, and walking distance to town square! I can't say enough about the service and rooms at The Stables Inn! Whoever revamped this little motel/hotel did an incredible job! And their breakfast "Tack Room" had delicious coffee (nice and strong), tea, yogurt, and coconut cake in the morning. The fire pits with a little bar for wine and conversation added a convivial tone as we swapped stories with other travelers. It was our last stop on a fun road trip in July. We're already planning a trip to Paso Robles again (after some incredible wine-tasting, horseback riding, and local concert in the park), and we will definitely book a room here. I even bought one of their coffee mugs with their logo. Thank you!

First time in Paso Robles and this place looked cute and was reasonably priced compared to hotels in the area. Location was good, an easy walk to downtown restaurants and tasting rooms. Our car stayed parked from check in to check out thanks to this. The fire pits looked fun and there were several people utilizing them in the evenings. The coffee and cake in the mornings were nothing fancy but enough to get us up and on our way. We stayed in a King room which was smaller than what the pictures on the website showed but it was clean and comfortable for the most part. I liked the shampoo/conditioner/lotion brand. The decor was very cute and the internet was super fast and easy to connect to. Check in was fast- they basically just check your ID and hand you the key, the old fashioned way. I am taking off just one star for the following things. I realize some of these are subjective, but can also go a long way for the comfort of the guests. Some of these things just seemed like they were not well thought out but could be easily fixed. - No luggage racks or substantial drawers to put clothes. There was a small closet but you can't hang everything. Had to leave most clothes in our suitcases and lay them out on the floor whenever we had to find something in them. Not always easy for the older folks. - No ironing board/iron. I know space is tight but even a small over-the-door ironing board on the inside of the closet door would have been helpful, especially since we had to leave our clothes in our suitcases. - The retro style refrigerator was cute but in our room it was on the floor. Again, not the easiest to access. To better utilize the space, I would have put it on top of a small dresser or shelf unit for easier access as well as adding some space for clothes. - There was just one small chair in the room and no real place to eat if you brought a meal into the room. We were gone most of the day but I can see this being an issue if we wanted to spend more time in the room. - Blinds did not keep the outside light out at night, especially because of the gap on the side. Also felt someone could look in through that gap if they really wanted to. Need some kind of curtain there. - Electrical outlets were not close to the nightstands on either side. This made it difficult to have phones/tablets next to us on the nightstands. Actually had to move the bed out from the wall to access an outlet behind it. I understand the retro theme but most folks come with several devices to plug in. The above did detract from our stay a bit... overall it was a good stay but will explore other options for future trips to Paso Robles.

A great place to spend the night in Paso Robles! Cute, Western-themed spot with a super comfy bed and stylish furniture. Up until 10pm you can enjoy sitting by a gas fire on a central patio with your own bottle of wine. While it's technically walkable to downtown, it's just as easy to drive.

The Stables Inn was phenomenal local for staying in Paso. We walked in a few minutes for dinner. The decor was farmhouse fresh. The AC was 5 stars during a heatwave in June. Comfy beds helped us drift off to sleep each night.

This place is so darn cute! They did an amazing job with reviving this motel. The grounds and the rooms make you feel like you're stepping back in time but in a more modern way. The bed is crazy comfy and the bedding is so nice! The outdoor gathering space in the middle of everything is so fun to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning and a glass of wine at night. We can't wait to come back and stay longer. Better book ahead... people are starting to discover how cool this gem is.

So happy to have found and stayed at Stables Inn the other night. My buddy and I were on a multi day motorcycle trip and let's just say being welcomed with warm hospitality, really cozy clean rooms, a staff that cared and took the time to show us around was a big change from some of the other places we have stayed. I come to Paso all the time and it can be hard to find a quiet and well priced room that is within walking distance of the great downtown area. Lindsey and her staff are excellent and I will for sure be planning another visit if I can be lucky enough to reserve a room soon!!! They are rightfully busy so don't wait!!!

Fantastic experience! I come to Paso Robles once in a while for work and when I find something I like, I stick to it. This is the case with Stables Inn. Love the whole atmosphere of this place. Great location ( about 3 blocks from downtown ), clean, beautiful decor, very friendly stuff. That fullfills my requirements. Also at night you can sit near one of the 3 outdoor fireplaces and just unwind. Loved the experience and definetly will be back

Such a sweet, quaint boutique motel! The staff from the moment you walk in is so welcoming and kind. They are helpful too!! It's so nice to see the service mentality is alive and well at the Stables. The coffee, hot chocolate, and tea offered in the Tack room is such a sweet touch. I loved the Christmas decorations and fire pits. The rooms are clean and decorated adorably. You also can't beat the location. Walking distance to anything in downtown. Can't wait to book another stay here!!

This was our first time staying in Paso Robles and we chose Stables Inn. The front desk lady was very nice and gave us a quick tour of the amenities. They gave complimentary pastries and coffee/tea for breakfast. The room has a modern-rustic feel that makes the most out of the smaller space. Hotel is within walking distance of downtown but out of the way of any crowds.