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Top Central Coast California Winery Hotels
Allegretto Vineyard Resort Paso Robles
The Eden House Vineyard & Inn
Creekside Inn of Paso Robles
Pea Soup Andersen's Inn
Hampton Inn & Suites Paso Robles
The Carlton Hotel, Atascadero – Paso Robles, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Sideways Inn
Courtyard Marriott Paso Robles
Quality Inn Buellton - Solvang
Bellasera Hotel & Suites Paso Robles, Tapestry by Hilton
Paso Robles Inn
Central Coast California winery hotels
Drink in the view at a winery hotel
A trip to wine country is a lovely way to bond with your best friends or invigorate your relationship. Plan a group break or a couples getaway with Travelocity, and enjoy great conversation, stunning scenery, and of course, plenty of wine. If you prefer solo travel, a winery trip is also an excellent way to make new friends or spend some reflective time. Central Coast California winery tours keep the pinot flowing and the schedule going, so all you have to do is enjoy the ride. See the best wineries in Central Coast California and soak up vineyard scenes as you learn about varietals. Pick your favorites and purchase a few bottles to savor at home.
Taste the difference at Central Coast California wineries with lodging
When you stay at Central Coast California wineries, half your travel planning is taken care of. No need to worry about where to eat and drink, where to stay, and what to do. Winding through wine country and stopping to taste the best area offerings, you’ll wonder if there’s any other way to live. After all, what’s better than leisurely, flavor-filled travel?
Central Coast California winery hotels let you take every day at your own pace and enjoy the tastes. On a winery trip, the rules are simple: enjoy yourself. There’s no one to say breakfast wine isn’t a thing or that more than two afternoon naps is too many. This is your time to relax and do what you usually only reserve for Saturdays—drink wine, be with loved ones, meet new people, and have a blast.
Central Coast California hotels essential information
Accommodation | 8,511 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $95 |
Highest Price | $286 |
Popular hotels | Bellasera Hotel & Suites Paso Robles, Tapestry by Hilton, Hampton Inn & Suites Paso Robles, Allegretto Vineyard Resort Paso Robles, Paso Robles Inn, The Carlton Hotel, Atascadero – Paso Robles, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Courtyard Marriott Paso Robles, Creekside Inn of Paso Robles, Pea Soup Andersen's Inn, The Eden House Vineyard & Inn, Quality Inn Buellton - Solvang, Sideways Inn, Wine Valley Inn |
Recent Central Coast California hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Spyglass Inn
"I’m pretty disappointed at the way my check in was handled but am being generous with the review because the place was clean and the staff, aside from check in, polite. Here is my concern. I reserved a King room which was confirmed multiple times prior to the trip. Upon arrival, I was checked in, the parking fee, operating times for the pool and fire pits and cost of the water in the room was gone over thoroughly and, tired, off I went to my room. When I opened the door to two queen beds, I thought it was an honest mistake and returned to the lobby. Only then was I told that an entire building of the hotel had been closed for remodeling and I was downgraded to a different available room. No prior notice or even notice at check in was provided. I asked if there were any available king bed rooms or if some might be available on later days of my stay. I was told that there were only king ocean view rooms available I could relocate to for an additional $100 per night. I was told clearly that despite not getting what had been confirmed, I would not be getting one of those rooms without paying $100/night. I asked if any discount could be provided, even 50%, which I would willingly pay. No. They would rather the rooms stay vacant than discount them even 20% to a disappointed guest. I might have even enjoyed the upgraded room enough to reserve it for future visits. Unfortunately, I slept poorly each night of my stay and will not be returning. Customer communication needs work."
