Templeton Hotel Guide - Olea Farm hotels in Templeton, United States of America.

"Despite ongoing reservations the building is beautiful. The rooms are spacious and the staff is lovely. I will stay here again!!"

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"We were greeted at the gate by the property owner, Brenn, and warmly welcomed. We happened to be there during November’s “atmospheric river,” bringing torrential nonstop rain. However, the coziness of the cottage and the warmth created by the wood burning stove were so relaxing. There was no shortage of thoughtful amenities… including assorted (4 full bottles!) of Brenn’s own spice mixes! Though the rain prohibited us from spending time on the back patio, we could go out during the brief rain breaks and watch the deer wonder the hillside. The bed annd pillows were sooo comfortable Our stay was too short but we will definitely return! "

"This was our second visit to this VRBO and we enjoyed our stay very much! Will is a wonderful and accommodating host. The kitchen had everything we needed. We really appreciate the 2 full bathrooms! We had a very comfortable and relaxing stay. "

"This place is phenomenal. My friends and I had such a a great weekend. Basically no complaints at all, but as other reviews mention just know the pool isn't heated (but you also have a hot tub!) Views were gorgeous and the property has tons of space. I'd love to come back."

"This house is in a great area. We loved the spacious kitchen it is perfect for family gatherings. The bedrooms are all very nice. We spent a lot of time around the pool it was such a lovely setting. The fenced yard was perfect for our dogs. If ever in the area again would differently stay here again. "

"We had a group of 12 adult family members and the place was very roomy and comfy..."

"Very Quiet. Not much within walking Distance. We loved the Quiet "

"10 of us ladies stayed there for a wine country visit from Minnesota. We cooked dinner a couple times and had breakfast there every morning, used the hot tub, hung out on the patios, walked in the vineyards. We had some pomegranate from the trees, watched deer walk right up to the house and a skunk even wandered through. This was the most wonderful place we’ve ever stayed and with the next opportunity, we will be back!"