Atascadero Hotels with Free Parking.

This older hotel had loads of elegance and charm.  Folks at the front desk were very nice and helpful.  The rooms were very large and well appointed.  All additionally needed amenities were there (refrigerator and safe). The bathroom was the classiest thing I'd ever seen -- marble everywhere and very, very clean!!   We would return there again, absolutely. Also -- It was also very centrally located to the whole wine country area.  

Nice modern newer hotel in Atascadero, convenient for visiting Paso Robles, Morro Bay, SLO and Avila Beach (as long as you have a car). Minutes from the 101. PROS: Plenty of free parking, well lit. Modern, clean, newer hotel with up-to-date decor. Friendly front-desk person. Pool, gym, business center and breakfast included. Nice spacious breakfast area. Wall Street Journal available in lobby. Quiet stay until our last night when we had to call the front desk twice when a rabble of people were being very loud on our floor after 'Quiet Hours'. Vending machines and small shop with essentials available downstairs. CONS: I was not impressed that they don't offer housekeeping/a room refresh unless you're staying more than 5 days, although there was the option to ask for new towels at the front desk. When you're paying around the $200/night mark, you expect to come back at the end of a busy day to have at least your bed made and the room refreshed. I was told that 'People like the fact nobody enters the room while they're gone'. While this is one advantage, this is basically post-Covid corporate greed speak for 'It's a good excuse to not spend money and hire people to clean and make back some money we lost'. If I don't get my room cleaned, I might as well rent a room in someone's house through an on-line app. Breakfast food was your typical hotel chain buffet with sugary yogurts, cheap breads/bagels, rubbery eggs, brown spotted bananas, etc. When are hotels going to start offering more quality food? At least it's something to put in your belly before you go out for the day and you don't have to traipse the streets looking for breakfast. All-day coffee and tea in the lobby would be a nice touch like some other chains offer. I found the bathroom dimly lit, despite a light around the mirror. The light in the room was more natural for applying make-up. If you found this review useful, please click the thank button.

This time I used Ctrip to book hotels during my trip in the United States. Compared with priceline, booking, and tripadviser, I found that Ctrip's offer is still quite competitive, and the information is basically accurate, including parking fees and whether you have to wait for meals. I used to come back to review less frequently. I will refer to the user reviews here before booking this time. I feel that it is generally fair, so I also plan to take a moment to leave my personal feeling. Although subjective, I hope to have some reference. Although SpringHill Suites by Marriott Paso Robles Atascadero is a Marriott brand, its quality is worthy of a big name in all aspects. The room is large, American breakfast is acceptable, and fire pit in winter is quite good. The only thing that is not ideal is that there are no facilities around the hotel, but it is only a few minutes drive to the nearest business.

Booked one night stay via the Hilton website using 50K points. Kudos to Hilton for not having blackout night, unlike Marriott! Normally stay at the SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Atascadero but wasn't able to make reservations using points. Hilton is definitory a better points program for now! Room is well equipped with everything you might need for an extended stay. Love the glassware, dishwasher, fridge and microwave. Since this hotel is so NEW the rooms are lovely, clear and fresh! Breakfast was BUSY but wow incredible. Better breakfast than most hotels and better breakfast than the SpringHill Suites. Hilton status has no benefits at this hotel. Basically GOLD status us useless!! But that is ok as there is only one style of room. Try avoid rooms facing highway 101. Its noisy. You can clearly hear the cars from the freeway as the hotel is built so close to 101. That was the only negative!! Would definitely stay here again. 100% better breakfast and rooms than Marriott.

Very rude front desk man. As a girl, I would not have stayed at the hotel if I did not have someone else staying there with me. He aggresively tapped at the glass when talking to me. He gave me a lot of attitude and was very rude to me every time I spoke to him, even though I continued to be very cordial. At check out, I brought back the room key and he gave me attitude about where the paper/slip was that the room key was in. Not only was I shocked about how mad he was at me, but I was also shocked that they were keeping the key slips with everything going on with COVID. When he asked where the slip was I said ”I think it is in the room.” and he said ”you THINK?” and then shooed me away. There was a cricket in our room and a few small bugs in the sink, although that was the least of my concerns. When I did a general Expedia review after being asked to share about my stay, I got a very snitty message back. They said they ”upgraded my room” to a 2 queen bed instead of a king but they one, never told me about an ”upgrade” and two, it was not an upgrade since I was staying with my boyfriend and we never used to other bed. I knew I wasn't paying for a 5 star hotel when I booked this place, but I would at least expect a welcoming or at least nice-ish staff. The staff at the San Luis Inn and Suites in SLO has always been kind to me and I will go there next time even if the price is a little more because of the staff here.