Nomada Hotel Group has opened Farmhouse in Downtown Paso Robles. The unique bed and breakfast-style hotel features more than two dozen bright cottages within walking distance of the charming downtown district.
Nomada Hotel Group–which is behind such lovely properties at Hotel Ynez and Granada Hotel & Bistro–has made a name for itself by reinventing once-forgotten properties on the Central Coast. What is now Farmhouse Paso Robles was originally established in 1947 as a classic California motel. The reinvention turned the motel into an exciting property with farmhouse-chic design and alluring amenities.
“The redesign was inspired by the layout of the cottages, space you rarely find in a downtown hotel. We wanted to bring freshness and vibrancy to the property by activating the grounds with communal gardens throughout and extending that atmosphere to the interior,” says Kimberly Walker, founder and managing partner, in a press release.
Farmhouse Paso Robles features daily continental breakfast; a lobby market with locally curated artisanal goods; communal fire pits and fountains; citrus groves; and Linus bikes, which are available to guests for exploring the town.
Rates for Farmhouse Paso Robles start at $219, based on double occupancy. A daily $20 amenity fee covers daily continental breakfast, the use of Linus bicycles and overnight parking.
For more information, visit www.farmhousepaso.com.
425 Spring St.
Paso Robles, CA 93446