Secret Season Escape

The most seasoned travelers know a secret: Paso Robles is at its best right now.

The harvest rush has settled and the downtown sidewalks are quiet. The tasting rooms offer more personal conversations, and getting a table at the town’s most sought-after restaurants is effortless.

We call it the Secret Season, and we’re giving you the keys to experience it like an insider.

The Secret Season Escape includes:

  • Up to 30% Off your stay at our iconic downtown landmark.

  • A $50 Food & Beverage Credit to use your way during your stay.

  • Prime Walkability: Park the car and explore the best of downtown just steps from your door.

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Why Winter Is the Season to Go

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After Dark

Sensorio, in Its Best Light

Cool winter nights set the stage for glowing hillsides and immersive art at Sensorio. Longer nights, fewer crowds and crisp evenings make the experience feel even more unforgettable.

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Debuting This Winter

Cattlemen’s Bar by Charlie Palmer

Paso’s original watering hole, notched up. We’re building a place to pull up a stool, for good drinks, familiar faces, and cowboy comforts. Opening this February at Paso Robles Inn. Be the first to experience the revival.

Saddle Up
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Steps from It All

Downtown, Without the Drive

Stay in the heart of downtown and walk to tasting rooms, shops, and restaurants. Winter makes it easier to explore, wander, and discover Paso Robles on foot, no reservations rush required.

Wine Country

Designed for Cozy Evenings

At Paso Robles Inn, cozy is part of the experience.

In the historic 1889 House, select rooms feature fireplaces, while others offer soaking tubs, each inviting a slower pace and unhurried time in. Garden Studios offer their own sense of retreat, complete with in-room fireplaces and private outdoor space, tucked just off the gardens.

Step outside and gather around the fire pits scattered throughout the grounds, perfect for evening conversations, a glass of wine, or simply staying out a little longer.

For a quieter escape, The Piccolo at Paso Robles Inn offers an intimate, retreat just across the gardens, ideal for winter weekends designed around ease and comfort.

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A stylish bedroom, inspired by suites in Paso Robles, features a large bed, brick accent wall, blue chairs by the window, a light rug over wooden floors, modern side tables, a chandelier, and a cushioned bench. Natural light fills the room.
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A modern bathroom with a blue double-sink vanity, two ornate mirrors, a freestanding bathtub, three framed pictures on the wall, and rolled white towels neatly stored below the counter.