San Luis Obispo Wine Country Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in San Luis Obispo Wine Country, California

"Enjoyable stay! We recently stayed here and will definitely stay here again. The staff were amazing, our room was very nice with plenty of space and all the amenities. The evening BBQ meals and cantina were awesome as well! We were also very close to downtown for dining and shopping. Wonderful hotel! "

"We have stayed at the Apple farm three times now and every stay has been consistently good! Staff is nice, rooms are comfortable and clean, and its affordable. It definitely has that farmhouse feel while being surrounded by the greenery that san luis provides. :) "

"The amenities were first class and the staff were very attentive to our needs. A wonderful and enjoyable stay"

"All wonderfull "

"If you love all things ornate, and over the top kitschy, then this is the place for you. We had fun exploring the property and the fun details in every corner. We stayed in the Dot & Daisy room (I recommend a room with a balcony), one of the cheaper rooms, but still it felt special. We ate in the main restaurant, which is on the pricier end, but delicious (let them know when you make the reservation if you are there for a special occasion. They gave us a huge piece of cake in honor of our anniversary!)"

"Relatively new hotel so it feels fresh; good bed, lots of room"

"Loved it "

"We had 2 rooms. The ground floor room with 3 beds was huge! The lighting wasn’t great but apart from that, it was perfect. The first floor room with a king bed was large and comfortable. Motel is handy with great breakfast options all around. Would recommend."

"Avenue Inn is an incredible deal. While the exterior is not impressive, the rooms are clean and well appointed. For the low prices they charge, Avenue offers a great deal. And I particularly love the fact that they don't try to make it up through hidden charges. For example, at the front desk they offer $1 cans of Coke and other beverages as long as you pay cash. Presumably, they are just buying some cases cases from Costcos and reselling them for a ~50 fifty cent markup. But compare that with you a typical hotel Coke which costs ~$3, and it's a pleasure being at a place that tries to do right by its guests in that way."