Name: Oxford Suites Paso Robles
Rating: 4.5

Barney Schwartz Park Hotel & Travel Guide

Fetch your camera, put on your walking shoes and enjoy a day in nature at Barney Schwartz Park, a lovely natural attraction to attach to your must-see list.

Paso Robles, approximately 210 miles (338 kilometers) away from the state capital, Sacramento, is where you will find it.

Thinking about where you might stay? You will find 4 nearby hotels where you can enjoy a perfect night's sleep. Located within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Barney Schwartz Park, the La Quinta Inn & Suites Paso Robles and Wine Country RV Resort are sure to tick all your boxes.

If you're the type of traveler that is totally fine without expensive facilities, you might like to book a room at one of a few budget accommodations in the vicinity. The Paso Robles Wine Country Inn and the Adelaide Inn are worth a try.

You will surely be impressed by the luxurious services at the first-rate establishments that are just a short drive away. Check out the Hotel Cheval and La Bellasera Hotel And Suites.

Oftentimes, the best way to look at the world is through the bottom of a wine glass. Whether you're craving a glass of wine or a cold beer, you'll enjoy every sip at Brochelle Vineyards (2323 Tuley Road, Paso Robles), only 0.5 miles (0.8 kilometers) from Barney Schwartz Park.

Other Things to Do Near Barney Schwartz Park

After you're done at Barney Schwartz Park, there are a range of other things that'll keep you inspired:

Ravine Waterpark is a fantastic water adventure. When the temperature rises, this is the perfect place to take the whole family!
Whether you are a real connoisseur or simply enjoy drinking wine with friends, Vina Robles Winery and Amphitheater is a great place to try the regional flavors.
Hunter Ranch Golf Course is a great place to hone your skills and make new friends.
Evolve your palate with the pungent notes of the wines featured at Rio Seco Winery.
Estrella Warbirds Museum is a popular spot where you can learn a lot about the military and its fascinating history.

The rooms are very clean, modern, spacious, and well equipped. There is a very nice courtyard; we enjoyed sitting around a fire pit in the evening. Unfortunately and surprisingly, there is only one elevator for a fairly large 5-story hotel. Other drawbacks are mostly smallish things that nevertheless take away from the otherwise pleasant experience: - Due to covid, the breakfast room was closed, and the breakfast was provided in a bag. We knew that in advance and this in itself was not a problem. The "grab and go" breakfast was disappointing though, bland and with very limited choice of food. - There is only one coffee machine in the lobby - which was clearly not enough for the number of guests. - Certain amenities such as body lotion, face soap, etc. were not provided. Not sure if this is due to covid; I have came to expect these things in a good hotel. - I would also like to see more hooks and/ or drying racks for towels, especially since were expected to reuse them (which we were happy to do but did not have enough hooks to hang them on). - The check-in and check-out procedures took longer than expected. Nice hotel overall but I expected more for the price.