The Ava Hotel Paso Robles, Curio Collection by Hilton

4.4
39 reviews

About

Hotel
Daily Mandatory Charge includes: Destination Charge with premium WiFi; daily $10 food & beverage credit; two-hour bike rental for two; picnic basket rental for two with glassware & blanket. Mandatory Charge also includes CA Tourism, Paso Robles TID & San Luis Obispo County TMD Assessments.Were steps from Downtown City Park in Paso Robles, surrounded by over 200 tasting rooms, vineyards, and wineries. Our hotel offers multiple dining destinations, from our rooftop, poolside restaurant and bar to our Mediterranean-inspired restaurant with curated wine list.

Location

The Ava Hotel Paso Robles, Curio Collection by Hilton
944 Pine Street, Paso Robles, CA
93446, United States

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    MF M
    Nov 7, 2025
    5.0
    Had a very nice stay here. The hotel is seems brand new. Everything was very clean and the staff was very helpful. This will definitely be our hotel now in Paso Robles.
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    Neiman Principio
    Nov 1, 2025
    5.0
    Very clean hotel with great aesthetics. Staff was super friendly from check-in to bar staff
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    Janet Tapia
    Oct 26, 2025
    5.0
    Levi is hands down the best made me a latte at 10pm outstanding service!! Highly recommend!! Cappuccino 10 out of 10!!
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    Erin A
    Oct 17, 2025
    3.0
    The Ava Hotel positions itself as a premium luxury destination (think Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons, Mandarin). It is most definitely not that. While brand new and in an ideal location just blocks away from the downtown city park, the level of service--and subsequent response from them after providing feedback--does not meet the standards of a premium luxury hotel. My experience missed the mark on many levels to truly call the Ava a luxury hotel property. For one, I received several texts prior to check in, but the texts were confusing, as they seemed to indicate I was already checked in.The first text was a week prior to arrival, then the 2nd text was two days prior to arrival. Yet, after my arrival, I didn't receive any texts asking how my stay was going. Hmmmmm, what?? It was a thoughtful gesture to check in with me, but so ill-timed that it created confusion, rather than peace of mind. Once at the property, which by the way, is positioned between the police station and fire department on once side, and railroad tracks and the freeway on the other side, I was not greeting by a bellman (what one would expect from a 'premium luxury hotel') and found the check in desk empty. Once someone arrived to greet and check me in, I wasn't informed of any status benefits (they're a Hilton property) and I had to ask to make sure there were benefits available. Upon checking, I learned there were benefits available to me, but it felt awkward to prompt them about this. Aside from the hotel being positioned near the police station and railroad tracks, it's a convenient to walk to the downtown Paso square. However, on site parking comes with a fee, but you can park for free if you park your car just outside the parking lot. So after checking in, I moved my car to park directly in front of the hotel to avoid a $20 charge just to have it in the lot. A parking charge, while certainly understandable in a city with higher density and less parking availability, seems unreasonable in a rural/suburban location. The room itself (king bed with Juliet balcony) was clean, well-appointed with a Nespresso Vertuo machine and, thoughtfully, had real glass coffee mugs rather than paper cups. That was a nice touch. However, the balcony was useless, as there's no room to sit on it, and the room overlooked the police department. So much for a romantic view. The bed was extremely comfortable. Unfortunately, the water for the nicely sized walk in shower barely made it past "very warm," which made for a disappointing shower. Do you like robes and slippers at a luxury hotel? If so, you won't get them here. For the price of the Ava hotel (upwards of $315/night before taxes on weekend nights), I'd recommend staying elsewhere. You're better off going just down the road to other properties such as the Holiday Inn Express, where rooms are large and clean, there's a nightly 'happy hour' of free local wines and beers, daily free breakfast, free parking, and rooms that are way cheaper. Unless Ava makes some serious changes to position itself as a true premium luxury destination, I don't see myself returning, particularly after their lackluster response.
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    Gabby Sanchez
    Oct 12, 2025
    3.0
    My husband and I live here in paso and we love to try new restaurants and rate and review them and we stopped by the Ava rooftop restaurant, very beautiful and relaxing atmosphere, weather are ok, a little chilly for me but I always run cold but I ask for a blanket and they brought it to me but the food was disappointing sadly, I ordered the chilaquiles and was very disappointed because they used mole sauce for the chilaquiles, you do not t put mole sauce in chilaquiles, and the waitress never ask how I wanted my eggs and they came sunny side up and I hate my eggs like that besides that the eggs were really salty, there was no cheese in my chilaquiles, cheese is one of the main ingredients in chilaquiles, it had a few pinto bean over the chilaquiles hmmm 🤔. They were also cold but I guess since we are out doors they got cold, if this was my first time trying chilaquiles this experience would make me hate all chilaquiles. We also ordered the queso chorizo fundido but unfortunately they literally put like 1 teaspoon of chorizo in the middle and the cheese reminded me of the nacho cheese from Taco Bell, my husband ordered the fish tacos and he loved the tacos, I thought they were ok, I would rate the tacos 8/10 Chilaquiles 2/10 and chorizo queso fundido 7/10…. Food presentation 10 /10Waitresses was very nice, but hotel very very beautiful, I would definitely return for drinks and with friends to hang out. I will add a video and read this on my TikTok

Frequently Asked Questions About The Ava Hotel Paso Robles, Curio Collection by Hilton

What are the check-in and check-out times at The Ava Hotel Paso Robles?

Check-in time is at 4:00 PM and check-out time is at 11:00 AM.

Does The Ava Hotel allow pets, such as cats and dogs?

Yes, The Ava Hotel welcomes both cats and dogs as pets.