SpringHill Suites Paso Robles Atascadero

I had an absolutely fantastic stay at this hotel! From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel incredibly welcome. Everyone was warm, professional, and went out of their way to ensure I had everything I needed. It’s clear that great service is a top priority here. The highlight of each morning was definitely the breakfast. The variety, freshness, and quality of the food were outstanding—something for every taste. Whether you’re into hearty options or lighter fare, you’ll find something delicious to start your day right. The combination of outstanding hospitality and a top-notch breakfast made this one of the best hotel experiences I’ve had. Highly recommend and can’t wait

quiet and comfortable place,so great

Springhill Paso Robles/Atascadero seemed like a safe midway point to stop overnight during a long drive - and included a small miracle for 2025 -- free parking. From the outside the place looks pretty and welcoming; the pool area is gorgeous, views are lovely. Those were the high points for me. Long, musty hallways lead to old rooms in need of a reno. With a good chunk of the leather (or pleather) peeling off the in-room desk chair, you're sitting on lotsa exposed, dirty foam rubber. Shower glass enclosure was coated in a grimy film, probably lime. A couple of the plastic plates covering electrical outlets were cracked and falling off. Worse yet the room had what appeared to be fresh wine spills on the counter by the microwave, a used damp towel in the bathroom, and the door to the mini-fridge had mysteriously been left wide open, so fridge was warm. The the two water bottles that are for sale in the room for $5 apiece -- were gone -- only the cardboard price tags left behind. When I showed the front desk a quick video of the spills and such that clearly pointed to someone entering the room after it had been serviced, the employee (very nice but a lil spacey), did offer to move me. However I was super tired, and since the bed appeared crisp and untouched I told him I'd take my chances. Front desk assured me I wouldn't be charged for the waters -- and also sent up fresh towels. Upon checking out -- and though I did not ask for any sort of make-good -- the person on the desk did take a small percentage off my bill -- a nice gesture. However, upon reviewing my credit card a few days later, I did in fact receive an after-the-fact charge for the two water bottles. In the property's defense they were gracious when I called to inform them of the error and did remove the charge fairly quickly. But even with that smooth correction, it was still an extra 30-minute entry on my to-do list -- generated bc of communication and service lapses at several points in this brief stay. Have no idea if the 'used' room is a regular problem here or not. I'll chalk that up to a fluke. But the place does need a reno-upgrade and improved staff training. Would I try this Springhill again if out on a long drive? Maybe.