Farmhouse Paso Robles
425 Spring St
Paso Robles, CA
A wine country motor lodge that finally matches the destination.
About Farmhouse Paso Robles
Farmhouse Paso Robles is the 2023 renovation of a 1947 motor lodge on Spring Street, brought back by Nomada Hotel Group with the same approach they applied to Skyview Los Alamos and River Lodge: preserve the original bones, elevate the experience, root the design in the place. The result is cottage-country architecture fitted with Susan Hable artwork, handwoven Moroccan rugs, and Italian linens. Complimentary Linus bikes are available for the wine country roads. Each morning, pastries from a local bakery arrive with coffee and tea service, included with the stay. The California Central Coast wine corridor extends in every direction from the property's Spring Street address.
What Farmhouse Paso Robles Is Known For
Paso Robles wine country now has a motor lodge that matches the quality of its wine and food scene. The Farmhouse sits downtown, which means it is positioned between the first morning espresso in the courtyard and the last glass of local cab at a wine bar two blocks away without any logistical friction in between. Nomada Hotel Group has also operated Skyview Los Alamos and River Lodge with the same commitment, and the consistency is evident in how the staff treat guests and how the property is maintained.
Amenities
- Pets Welcome
- Breakfast Included
- WiFi
- Complimentary Linus cruiser bikes
- Landscaped courtyard with olive and citrus trees
- Fire pits and outdoor lounge seating
- Curated local wine and spirits minibar
- Secret Garden suite with private courtyard and kitchen
- Daily morning pastries and coffee
What Guests Love
- Fresh local pastries and morning coffee are included with every stay, set out each morning in the courtyard. The quality of the pastries is mentioned specifically across reviews, including by guests who describe themselves as having high standards for breakfast.
- Complimentary Linus bikes let you reach downtown Paso Robles's restaurant and wine bar district in two minutes, and the wine country roads begin just outside the gate.
- The staff is praised specifically and repeatedly: Bella and Ashley are named in multiple reviews for answering every question and going beyond what was asked, including sourcing gluten-free options without prompting.
- The Secret Garden suite has antique doors, a private courtyard with a fire pit, and a full-size kitchen, and represents the standout accommodation on the property for anyone planning more than an overnight.
- Dogs are welcome throughout the property. The grounds, the courtyard, and the layout make this a practical dog-friendly stay, not just a tolerant one.
Worth Knowing
- Rooms closest to Spring Street face the road. Rooms in the rear buildings are quieter. Worth specifying a quieter preference at booking.
- There is no pool on-site. The property is a motor court, not a resort.
- The curated minibar includes local wines and spirits with per-item pricing. Check pricing before opening.
- The property is within a five-minute walk of downtown Paso Robles. Having a car is useful for reaching the wine country roads beyond town, but is not required for the immediate area.
- Pets are welcome. A pet fee applies; contact the property directly to confirm current amounts and any restrictions before booking.
The Room
Rooms in cottage-style buildings around a central courtyard, each room with a private exterior entrance from the grounds and a front porch for morning coffee or evening wine. Interiors are individually decorated: Italian linens, Matouk bathrobes, bath products, espresso maker machines, large-format refrigerators, Bluetooth speakers, and 50-inch televisions. The Secret Garden suite has its own full-size kitchen and a private courtyard with a fire pit, accessible through antique doors. Rooms on the rear of the property are quieter than those facing Spring Street.
The Grounds
A landscaped central courtyard between the cottage buildings, planted with olive and citrus trees. Stone fountains, fire pits, and outdoor lounge seating run through the space. A large shared patio at the front of the property has additional seating for morning coffee and evening gatherings. Complimentary Linus cruiser bikes are available for guests. Dogs are welcome on property and throughout the grounds. Complimentary self-parking is included with every reservation. The property is a five-minute walk from downtown Paso Robles's most concentrated stretch of wine bars, restaurants, and tasting rooms.
The Experience
Every morning, fresh pastries from a local Paso Robles bakery arrive and are set out with morning coffee and tea service, included with the stay. Bella, Ashley, and the front desk team are mentioned by name in reviews for going out of their way on every practical question from wine tasting schedules to restaurant reservations. The complimentary bikes make the half-mile ride into town an easy default. The fire pits run in the evening and are where conversations between guests who arrived as strangers tend to begin. The curated minibar in each room includes local Paso Robles wine, craft spirits, and artisanal provisions, the philosophy that the bar inside the room should reflect the wine country just outside the door.
Details
Paso Robles, CA 93446
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Farmhouse Paso Robles have EV charging?
No, Farmhouse Paso Robles does not have EV charging.
Does Farmhouse Paso Robles have WiFi?
Yes, Farmhouse Paso Robles has WiFi.
What is there to do near Farmhouse Paso Robles?
Downtown Paso Robles and City Park: 0.3 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk. Tablas Creek Vineyard: 8 miles, about a 15 minute drive. Hearst Castle: 35 miles, about a 70 minute drive.
How far is Farmhouse Paso Robles from Downtown Paso Robles and City Park?
0.3 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
How far is Farmhouse Paso Robles from Tablas Creek Vineyard?
8 miles, about a 15 minute drive.
How far is Farmhouse Paso Robles from Hearst Castle?
35 miles, about a 70 minute drive.
Is Farmhouse Paso Robles pet friendly?
Yes. Farmhouse Paso Robles welcomes pets. A pet fee applies; contact the property directly to confirm current amounts and any restrictions before booking.
Does Farmhouse Paso Robles serve breakfast?
Yes. Fresh local pastries and morning coffee and tea service are included with every stay, set out each morning in the courtyard.
Does Farmhouse Paso Robles have free parking?
Yes. Complimentary self-parking is included with every reservation.
How far is Farmhouse Paso Robles from downtown Paso Robles?
About a three-to-five minute walk. The City Park, wine bars, restaurants, and tasting rooms are all within easy walking distance.
What is the Secret Garden suite?
A room with its own full-size kitchen, private courtyard accessed through antique doors, and a fire pit. It is the standout accommodation on the property for a longer stay or a special occasion.
Can I bike from Farmhouse Paso Robles to the wineries?
Complimentary Linus cruiser bikes are available for reaching downtown and the immediate wine country roads. For tasting rooms further into the Adelaida Hills, a car is the practical option.
Does Farmhouse Paso Robles have a pool?
Farmhouse Paso Robles does not have a pool. The property has a central courtyard with fire pits.
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Things to Do Near Paso Robles
Downtown Paso Robles and City Park
0.3 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
0.3 miles, about a five-minute walk. A historic downtown square with local restaurants, wine bars, and tasting rooms in concentrated form. The park is the social center of the city and anchors a walkable stretch of some of the best eating and drinking in California's Central Coast wine country.
Tablas Creek Vineyard
8 miles, about a 15 minute drive.
8 miles, about 15 minutes on the Adelaida Road wine country route. One of Paso Robles' most influential wineries, a Rhone-variety pioneer in the Adelaida Hills west of town. The tasting room and grounds are among the most beautiful in the region and are accessible on the rural wine country roads that begin just west of downtown.
Hearst Castle
35 miles, about a 70 minute drive.
35 miles, about 45 minutes via Highway 46 and the coast. The extraordinary hilltop estate of newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst, now a California State Park. Tours of the main house, pools, and gardens run daily. The drive west through wine country and along the coast to San Simeon is one of the best short scenic drives in California.