Hotel Cheval ~ Click for large view!

Here, we’ve roamed to the wine country of Paso Robles, California to spend a few nights at the Hotel Cheval.

You’ve heard us say it before,  The Roaming Boomers® love luxury boutique hotels.

The Hotel Cheval is a  sophisticated 16-room, European style boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown Paso Robles and offers well-traveled baby boomers an intimate and luxurious getaway.

Influenced by the surrounding equestrian countryside, guests can relax by one of the outdoor stone wood-burning fireplaces, in the Library, or with friends in the Pony Club, a Parisian-inspired zinc topped horseshoe-shaped wine bar.

Guests are welcomed with freshly baked cookies and will enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning.

Elegant yet comfortable guestrooms boast California King beds with down comforters and 400 thread count cotton sheets, spa robes, luxurious bath products, in-room coffee and tea service featuring JoeBella Coffee and Tea Forté, complimentary bottled water, evening turndown, 37” LCD flat screen TVs, CD / mp3 players and complimentary internet access.

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We loved the fact that we could walk out the front door of Hotel Cheval and, in a short one-block walk, be right in the middle of town where we could enjoy an artisanal cheese shop, wine tasting rooms, art galleries, olive oil and balsamic vinegar tasting rooms, fabulous restaurants, the beautiful town square and even a quaint movie theater.

To us, Paso Robles is an idyllic small town with the unusual benefit of its countryside swarming with hundreds of wineries serving up very affordable, yet world-class, predominantly red varietals.

We recommend that you visit the town of Paso Robles, and when you do, we highly recommend that you make your stay at the Hotel Cheval.  We greatly enjoyed our stay, and we’re confident that you will too!

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Disclosure: this wonderful experience was provided by the kind folks at the Hotel Cheval.  Thanks!