Hotels Near Charles Paddock Zoo in Atascadero

Hotel is very good, stayed for one night, deducted 5O knife deposit, said to return a few days after leaving the store, early is very rich, American waffles, yogurt coffee, scrambled eggs, etc., heating and hot water are sufficient There is a microwave in the refrigerator. It is recommended to go to the Danish town the next day to drive for 1 hour.

Date Arrived: Saturday, July 22nd, 2023 Date Checked Out: Sunday, July 23rd, 2023 Time Arrived: around 11:45pm Time Checked Out: around 11am Room Type: 1 King Bed Nonsmoking Room Number: 306 The hubby and I were meeting up some friends for the weekend in Paso Robles. Since I had to wait until he got off work, we arrived rather late. Ended up using the digital key thing thru the app. In the morning, I asked for a real key for the hubs since he doesn't have the app on his phone. We picked up some fast food on the way down, so basically just ate and slept. There was a table with enough room for all our food. (We get a fair amount of fast food for the two of us.) In the morning, I checked out the breakfast and grabbed some coffee. They had a decent spread - omelets, turkey sausage, hash browns, muffins, toast, yogurt, fruit, cereal, hard boiled eggs, waffle station, etc. We had planned on going to Justin on Sunday, so I picked his hotel due to the proximity and my Hilton loyalty program. Used 60k points. Otherwise, I think that night was going for like $400 something. I am Diamond status, but wasn't upgraded or anything. Not sure if they would have upgraded me anyways, but we didn't check in with a person. Just thru the app and headed straight to the room with the digital key. Fine hotel if staying in Paso. Bed was comfy. Room was clean. What I expected for a Hampton Inn. Plus, the breakfast seemed a little better than other Hamptons I've been to.

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.

Great place to stay in Paso. Walk to old town with lots of cute shops and great restaurants. Also have a restaurant and full bar on the property. Hotel is old and some of the rooms are on the small side but the beds are very comfortable and the grounds are so cute.

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.

What a gem! This is a 1950’s era motor court that has been renovated and it is so cute. We had a nice room – quite large and very clean. There were lots of lights – great for us seniors! There was a wonderful little rolling table that we could move around when we wanted to play a game. The closet hangers were a bit weird – we couldn’t remove them from the rod. A fridge and microwave were very welcome. We had a comfy couch and chair and there was nice art on the walls. The bathroom could use more towel bars/hooks, but it had nice toiletries and lots of counter space. The pool area was lovely, and there’s even a 4-hole mini-golf course with clubs available at the front desk. They had locally made muffins available in the lobby in the morning and cookies in the afternoon – a nice touch. All of the staff were welcoming and willing to help if needed. Charlie especially was great – so friendly and helpful. And it was reasonably priced. We’d definitely return.

We chose The Oaks due to its location, that it is an upscale Choice Hotel, and because it offers EV chargers for overnight guests. The hotel is clean (very important in times of Covid), the room was comfortable, and the staff was very helpful and friendly. Unfortunately, there was no Wifi in our room and the sockets on my side of the bed were not working. The hotel management kindly extended a credit towards our room bill. According to one employee, the hotel knows it has a Wifi problem but has done little to fix it. In 2022, good Wifi is a must-have--thus, only 3 stars.