Inn Paradiso, Paso Robles

Inn Paradiso offers suites and apartments, each uniquely handcrafted with old growth wood and hand-forged metal. The Paradiso Apartamento features massive wood beam ceilings, a professional kitchen, a living room with a large stone fireplace, and a large private deck. It includes an infra red sauna. The apartment has a electric kettle, toaster and tea/coffee maker. Some suites feature a balcony, fireplace, tea/coffee maker, a living area with a fireplace and a small balcony overlooking the gardens. Other rooms include Heating, Air conditioning, Tea and coffee facilities, Sitting area, Dining table, Patio, Garden furniture, Cookware/ Kitchen utensils, Electric kettle, Flat-screen TV, Carpeted floor, and Parquet floor. The 3-level suite includes 1 king and 1 queen bed with plush linens and a custom private bathroom featuring a bathtub made of Big Sur jade stone. Organic coffee and tea are complimentary.

Inn Paradiso is situated on a breezy hilltop amid ancient oaks trees. Guests can view the grounds from the wrought iron balcony and take in the view of ancient oaks. The property includes two and a half acres of lusciously landscaped grounds with ancient oak, olive, and rare fruit trees. An outdoor pool and a large private garden of fruit trees are available.

Guests can relax in an original leather Eames chair in front of the fireplace or enjoy a glass of wine in front of the fireplace. The inn features a large shared lounge full of mid-century furniture, art, and antiques with a huge fireplace. The third floor is an observation/meditation/reading play space with windows on three sides and a vaulted ceiling.

Inn Paradiso is at the very top of Mojave Lane, 60 km from San Luis Obispo County Regional. Nearby landmarks include Salinas River Walk (1.5 km), Centennial Park (2.5 km), Broken Earth Winery (2 km), Paso Robles Children's Museum (3.5 km), and Studios on the Park (3 km). It is 45 minutes away from Hearst Castle and wild elephant seals on the shoreline in San Simeon. The location allows for the perfect balance on your vacation.

Downtown Paso Robles is charming with a park plaza that frequently hosts summer concerts and special events. The region is a pleasure to drive with quiet bucolic back roads winding through hills scattered with oak trees, vineyards, grazing cattle, and roaming deer. Guests can visit local farms, olive oil producers, creameries, horse trails, cycling roads, hot springs, and farmers markets. The gate code for entering the property is 1975.