Hotels Near Wine Shine and Tin City Distillery in Templeton

Great bang for the buck. Large, clean room with fireplace; great shower; fairly quiet (and we were right off the lobby next to the restaurant). Plenty of parking. Very convenient after visiting westside wineries. Easily one of our favorite stays in Paso.

A very nice and comfortable hotel. The room was clean, and there was more than enough space. The beds was comfortable. The breakfast was also good, and all you need for a good start of the day. We received good recommendations from the staff regarding places to eat late lunch in downtown Paso Robles when we arrived. We stayed there for two nights on our vacation trip from LA to San Fran. It was definitely value for money. We can recommend this hotel to others.

On the first night, Highway 1 lived in the town of Carmel, and the second night was chosen here. It is 40+ minutes drive from San Simeon. The hotel is located at US101. Compared with the hotel on Highway 1, it is very cost-effective and the quality of Marriott's hotels is guaranteed. From here to the Danish town about 1 hour drive. The overall feeling is very convenient. Breakfast is quite rich in the United States. Free parking. The room is large and the bed is large.

Not worth the Exorbitant price. Northern European-style feel (rooms surround patio which has a nice feel to it with natural social noise), and bad service and amenities also feel European (non-functional, non-existing). High American price. Contrary to the reviews which mislead me, this is not an upscale boutique. The good: you don’t see cleaning staff anywhere, even on day of checkout, so it feels like your own place. Privacy is honored. Full length mirror with adequate lighting for make-up application. ( and you will need it because the bathroom is not a good place to do this) Excellent TV, all cable Channels, and smooth remote for navigating channels, hot water kettle in room with mugs! Great quiet high-quality refrigerator. No microwave. Awesome location. Quiet neighborhood. Small hotel makes it easy to navigate. Parking on street can be easy on weekdays so not forced to valet, but it’s there if you need it. The bad: Not dark at night with too much light even with blackout curtains. Very Uncomfortable sink, uncomfortable outlets for charging or for hairdryer-you need to move furniture to access. Not built by anyone who has personally stayed in a hotel. Room does not feel welcoming and I wanted to leave. Impossible for hair or soap to fall off your body due to the low water pressure. You will waste more water in the end because you will be in there for an hour trying to finish your shower with the trickle of water. Do not book if you want to shower. I would never book here again. Front desk is just there for a job but they don’t understand the hotel industry (which is fine, but if you have a problem, it isn’t). No response if you need anything. Bad service and overall amenities are not convenient. Best people there are outside near the valet, the Doormen—they are awesome. But does that matter once you step into the hotel? Place does not feel welcoming, but it isn't horrible. Would have been good for an average price.

It was clean and good location.

This past weekend, our family decided to take a last, little, weekend vacation. Our decision turned out to be an exciting opportunity to relax and discover a little more about our beautiful state. BestWestern Plus Black Oak in Paso Robles, CA turned out to be a great addition to our adventure. From the very welcoming and friendly staff note to wish us great staff to the cool pool and comfortable beds, staying here made us feel welcome, secure, and wanting to return soon. Thank you very much for your dedication to making sure we had a memorable time.

I stayed for three nights and this is what I have to say: The room was spacious and super clean. They do room service every day without asking. The office hosts will asked to write the names of all guest and car plate number. Too many construction trucks (big and wide) on one day I had a bit of a hard time exiting the parking. On one night there was a group of men outside next to my room smoking weed so I told the front desk and they immediately resolve the issue. I saw at least one homeless person each day outside of hotel but there was also police around the area and I did feel safe walking during day time. The pool was fun my kids had fun. No breakfast included but there is great food within walking distance.

The location is good, the bathroom has a jacuzzi, the room is quite big but the decoration is general, the Christmas holiday restaurant is closed, the surrounding is the same, relatively speaking, the price is low, family travel is not recommended.

Nice modern newer hotel in Atascadero, convenient for visiting Paso Robles, Morro Bay, SLO and Avila Beach (as long as you have a car). Minutes from the 101. PROS: Plenty of free parking, well lit. Modern, clean, newer hotel with up-to-date decor. Friendly front-desk person. Pool, gym, business center and breakfast included. Nice spacious breakfast area. Wall Street Journal available in lobby. Quiet stay until our last night when we had to call the front desk twice when a rabble of people were being very loud on our floor after 'Quiet Hours'. Vending machines and small shop with essentials available downstairs. CONS: I was not impressed that they don't offer housekeeping/a room refresh unless you're staying more than 5 days, although there was the option to ask for new towels at the front desk. When you're paying around the $200/night mark, you expect to come back at the end of a busy day to have at least your bed made and the room refreshed. I was told that 'People like the fact nobody enters the room while they're gone'. While this is one advantage, this is basically post-Covid corporate greed speak for 'It's a good excuse to not spend money and hire people to clean and make back some money we lost'. If I don't get my room cleaned, I might as well rent a room in someone's house through an on-line app. Breakfast food was your typical hotel chain buffet with sugary yogurts, cheap breads/bagels, rubbery eggs, brown spotted bananas, etc. When are hotels going to start offering more quality food? At least it's something to put in your belly before you go out for the day and you don't have to traipse the streets looking for breakfast. All-day coffee and tea in the lobby would be a nice touch like some other chains offer. I found the bathroom dimly lit, despite a light around the mirror. The light in the room was more natural for applying make-up. If you found this review useful, please click the thank button.