We went to Paso Robles for the 4th of July. I saw the ad of the Country House Inn in the internet and looked appealing. The accomodations were horrible. The temperature was very hot that week (110 degrees) and the room was a small bungalow outside. There was no air conditioning and the windows had no screens in them. I complained to the Innkeeper Dianne Garth,and she told me to open the door in the back and the windows, but there was no screens in either one. It was a very unsafe condition. When I complained about that she got on the defensive. With 85 degrees at night, my wife and I were not going to sleep with doors and windows opened and swetty, So we left and found another hotel that was more accomodating. This woman had the nerve to charge my account anyway. So, If you want to have a pleasent trip, STAY AWAY FROM THERE!
By the way, the photos in the internet must be from years ago.

We met a bunch of friends here and had the whole place to ourselves, renting out all five rooms. The beds were all comfortable, the rooms sweetly decorated, and we very much enjoyed our stay. There is a nice little sitting room and we spent our nights hanging out there, playing games and drinking wine. Breakfast was wonderful both mornings we were there -- Diane is an excellent cook. It's five minutes from Paso Robles and it's on the same street as McPhee's in Templeton which serves up a wonderful dinner. If your goal is to spend time wine tasting and relaxing at a little B&B, I highly recommend Country House Inn.

This was our first stay at a bed'n'breakfast. Everything is very clean and nicely decorated. Templeton is very quiet at night, yet there are two very good restaurants less than a half mile away. But, don't go to a restaurant for breakfast! Country House Inn does a wonderful breakfast. They offer two choices (different each morning) and both are great. If you could find something similar (not likely) you would pay $20-$25 for a couple. So, besides being very nice, it's also a good value.