Top Hotels Near Whalebone Winery in Paso Robles from NZ$157

"Sirena is absolutely breathtaking! From the architecture to the view. "

"Everything was wonderful and clean. We enjoy cooking and the kitchen was well stocked with all the cooking pots, pans, bowls, and utensils. The third bedroom with bath could totally use a queen or king size bed as one of the beds in the room. There is definitely the space and would be more comfortable for a couple. We were happy with everything. Thank you. "

"Great place"

"We had an excellent three night stay at this property. It accommodated our two families perfectly for our trip to wine country. Really enjoyed the patio and pool outside and really enjoyed the incredible view. Enjoyed watching the birds that flew all over the hillsides. Rooms and overall house were very clean. Had greatcommunication with both the owner and the management company with easy access directions. Was a little worried it was too far from town, but it turns out everything is just a short drive away, including access to the coast. We would come here again for any trip to the area."

"Lovely cottage in the hills of Paso Robles. Close to many great wineries, and only a couple miles from the town itself. Several patio’s and balconies to relax and take in the views from. Wonderful accommodations with comfortable beds, sofa’s, chairs and a/c. Communication with the property manager and owner was easy, and both were very responsive. Highly recommend for a truly enjoyable stay."

"Great space with enough room for 8 people to be more than comfortable. The property is beautiful in among the many wineries while still not too far from town. The house was very clean and comfortable with a fantastic kitchen. "

"Lovely old school cottage under very old and majestic oak trees overlooking a vineyard. We stayed at Suite 1, but be aware that they rent the 2nd floor (with exterior stairs and entrance) as Suite 2. We went during winter and there is not central heating, but they did have plug in floor heaters. There is a pot belly stove and plenty of wood, but we couldn't get it to stay lit. I am thankful that I brought my own cozy blanket. The first morning, my husband took a very cold shower. He found the water heater and adjusted the heat. The second day, cold again. He checked the pilot light and it was off. He is handy so easier for him to fix versus calling PR Vacation Rentals to send someone out. The cottage is tidy, but some of the windows do not have curtains. With not having central heating, it would be nice to have curtains to retain the heat of the portables. One of our wine glasses had lipstick on it and one of our bowls was dirty. Other dishes seemed to have a bit of oil residue, most likely from a guest not using hot water. The TV satelite went out, but all was well due to their DVD library. Old school for sure. All that being said, I would stay there again, but would tell others that it is considered a glamping experience."