The Paso Robles center point is approximately the area of Paso Robles Amtrak and the area of Paso Robles Event Center.
Thanks to its inland location in Central California, Paso Robles enjoys hot summers and mild winters. July and August tend to be the hottest months each year, when average highs reach the low 90s. December and January are the coldest months of the year, when daily lows can dip into the mid-30s.
Summers are almost always dry and sunny in Paso Robles, while the winter months typically bring a few inches of rain per month. Spring and fall are often the most pleasant times to visit this Central California city, when you'll find ample sunshine and high temperatures in the mid-70s.
Paso Robles has a full calendar of events that keeps visitors entertained throughout the year, but spring is festival season. In May, mark your calendar for the Paso Robles Wine Festival, which includes tastings from more than 70 local wineries, food tastings, and live music. Paso ArtsFest treats visitors to a day of art exhibitions, live performances, and an arts and craft sale. In June, the Paso Robles Olive Festival features an olive oil competition, olive cooking contests, and samples for everyone.
Stay at a budget-friendly motel or a full-service luxury property, and save with standard hotel discounts. For instance, AAA members can get discounts of 5 to 10 percent at the Courtyard Marriott Paso Robles. AARP members and senior travelers save an average of 10 percent at the Americas Best Value Inn - Atascadero / Paso Robles and other area hotels.
Stay at one of the top-rated mid-range hotels in Paso Robles, and you'll get all the amenities you want at a price you can afford.
Located near the center of town, La Quinta Inn & Suites Paso Robles is convenient to the Paso Robles Event Center and other local attractions. Standard rooms and suites include mini fridges and microwaves so you can keep the kids' favorite snacks and drinks on hand. Relax on the sofa bed while watching a movie on the 32-inch flat-screen TV, and get a restful night's sleep on the pillow-top bed. Business travelers will appreciate the hotel's well-equipped fitness center, 24-hour business center, and available meeting rooms.
Get off the beaten path, and stay at the Paso Robles Inn, a charming property just steps from the Carnegie Library and the Paso Robles Children's Museum. Stretch out in the spacious guest rooms with flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and coffee makers. Go for a swim in the outdoor pool, relax in the spa tub, and use the free Wi-Fi to stay connected. Have a meal at the hotel restaurant, and unwind with a glass of wine at the hotel lounge.
You'll feel right at home at the Courtyard Marriott Paso Robles, which offers plenty of space right in the heart of downtown Paso Robles. All of the standard rooms include mini fridges, coffee makers, and free Wi-Fi, so you'll have everything you need right at your fingertips. Relax with on-site spa services, work up a sweat in the 24-hour fitness center, or take a dip in the outdoor pool. If you're planning a small event in the Paso Robles area, book the hotel's 1,150 square feet of function space.
Book a deluxe room or a suite at the Oaks Hotel, and you'll be near the Paso Robles Event Center and the Paso Robles Pioneer Museum. The hotel's well-equipped rooms include microwaves and mini fridges, along with 40-inch LCD TVs and coffee makers. Cool off in the outdoor pool, unwind in the spa tub, or squeeze in a workout in the fitness center. In the morning, start your day with a complimentary buffet breakfast before exploring all that Paso Robles has to offer.
Learn about the area's fascinating history at the Paso Robles Pioneer Museum. This small museum has an impressive collection of artifacts, and visitors rate the museum's guided tours highly.
For a relaxing soak in the Paso Robles area, you'll have your choice of several hot springs. Franklin Hot Springs is one of the most popular destinations and includes areas for both swimming and soaking.
For a day of wine tasting, take your pick from countless area wineries. Join the wine club at Tobin James Cellars, tour the caves at Eberle Winery, or peruse the wine and artwork at the Sculpterra Winery and Sculpture Garden.
From hot springs to wine, Paso Robles has it all. Start planning your escape to the Central Coast today.
Below are reviews of the city of Paso Robles, CA from an actual visitor's perspective.
We got in at 4:00 pm. Didn't get to into the city. But we had the best time walking to Paso Robles Brewery! Good food and it was nice hanging out with the locals! Everyone was so nice!
The Steakhouse, the art galleries and wonderful small clothing shops.
The purpose of our trip was to go to Sensorio--we did, and it was impressive!
nice location
Love the town and actually belong to three wine clubs there.
Love the town and actually belong to three wine clubs there.
Visiting Tin City!
Wineries, distilleries, shopping and attractions!
Wineries, distilleries, shopping and attractions!
The alcohol and wineries!
It's Fun
The wine tasting nearby is fun. There are lots of restaurants too. The local speakeasy is fun to visit!
The downtown area with all the great shops.
I loved the Elegant Evening, the square, the children playing in the park. I have been to other towns with a square and the homeless have taken over.
Business people in central Paso Robles were very friendly and helpful.
Pretty.
Boutique wineries, cafes and restaurants and pleasant walking!
EASY TO GET AROUND
Mostly everything is within walking distance and pretty much centered around the park in the middle of the the city.
We love to go wine tasting!
I love Paso Robles it is my one of my favorite cities in CA!
The overall vibe and excellent restaurant offerings.
A beautiful town!
Was here for the California Reined Cow Horse show at the fairgrounds!
Paso is the best.
Love the hometown feel!
Great restaurants and awesome wineries!
The rustic pizza place is really good with great beer and all the wineries!
Visited the winery. The dog friendly town is cute. Pizza Place rustic fire pizza was really delicious.
It is a nice community.
Great wineries. Warm and hospitable. Great restaurants.
Great downtown! Wonderful choice of wineries close by!
Breweries and wineries! The Mid-State Fair too!
Close to the fair and concerts in town!
I only went there once and it seemed quite charming!
Downtown area is fun with lots of restaurants and shops!
Beautiful
Visited a nice farmers market, a sweet used book shop near Park Center Area, Cowgirl Diner was wonderful, good vibes around town!
A very fun city with lots of great restaurants and nice people!
Cycling the country side, visiting restaurants and wine tasting!
Winery and golf!
Cute downtown and good selection of places to eat.
The town is lovely.....the little restaurants were wonderful we tried two!! Shops so enjoyable.....weather perfect!
Located near restaurants and other points of interest.
Nice shops and restaurants.
Beautiful shops and restaurants!
Downtown location and very dog friendly.
Everywhere we went everyone was so welcoming and friendly. Great wine tasting and The Four Sisters Winery was an amazing wedding venue!
Vineyards and restaurants!
We mostly enjoyed the eateries and the country feel in Paso Robles.
Joe's Diner has an awesome breakfast and lunch. Yum!!!
Plenty of shopping and surrounding landscape!
City of Paso Robles is a very nice.
It seemed so peaceful there, the rolling hills, the wineries and the really nice restaurants downtown. Easy to navigate and if you need any store, it is all there for your convenience. Loved it!
Beautiful venue and wineries for wedding we attended.
Liked the city, hotel staff friendly, bed comfy, breakfast good!
Quaint and beautiful.
Joe's Cafe is a sweet greasy spoon. Kitchenette for brunch, totally money.
We visited many wineries and spent time in town. The staff was great.
Paso Robles is the most quaint, fun and enjoyable little city. Do Not miss all that it has to offer!
Fun, quaint , nice wineries, and a great wedding destination.
Downtown Park!!! Shopping centers! Soccer fields! Wine!!!