San Luis Creek Lodge — Hotel in San Luis Obispo

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An Unforgettable Stay at San Luis Creek Lodge

My experience at San Luis Creek Lodge was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment I arrived, I could tell this place was something special. I was delighted to learn I’d been upgraded to a premium King room, complete with a beautiful fireplace — such a thoughtful and generous gesture that made my stay even more special.

The room itself was stunning — cozy yet stylish, with an incredible layout, a wonderfully comfortable bed, and a beautifully designed bathroom. When I walked in, soft tunes like Michael Bublé or Frank Sinatra were playing on the TV, setting the perfect tone for a relaxing stay — such a classy and welcoming touch.

The morning was just as delightful. The general manager, Chavah, went above and beyond to make sure every detail was perfect. She personally delivered a lovely breakfast, complete with fresh pastries from SLO Baked, the local bakery here in town, and a thermos full of freshly brewed coffee from HoneyCo Coffee Roasters — all tucked inside a personalized tote bag hung on my door. It was such a beautiful and thoughtful gesture that really stood out.

When I went to thank her in person, Chavah was so friendly and approachable, and we had a lovely conversation that made me appreciate the genuine warmth behind this place even more.

Every part of my stay reflected care, comfort, and heartfelt hospitality — from the wonderful staff to the well-appointed amenities. I can’t recommend San Luis Creek Lodge highly enough and will absolutely stay here again the next time I’m in San...

San Luis Creek Lodge is a newly renovated hotel that I was excited to check out. The design is really lovely, a modern boho feel from the lobby to your room design.

I wished that service was offered to help carry my bags up since my room was up stairs, but I was able to manage after 2 trips. The room was spacious, air conditioned well, and had a very comfortable king size bed.

Around 7am they deliver a tote bag with a Stanley thermos of coffee and scones in branded bags which was a nice touch. The first morning my thermos didn't have the lid on properly so coffee got on my bed. I put the 'do not disturb' tassle on my door, but they still came in while I was out to retrieve the thermos, just a heads up to other guests staying here.

The shower had great water pressure and I liked the Aesop products and also the face wipe cloths.

Things I would hope they improve if they want to elevate the guest's experience - Include slippers and/or a robe. Include a higher quality hair dryer, the one I had was old and had a bunch of dust in the back collecting (I would upgrade to a dyson). The windows have shutters but light still leaked in at night. In this case I would provide a sleepmask. Offer non-dairy creamer options like oatmilk for the morning coffee. Perhaps call a guest 20 minutes after they arrive in their room to ensure they have everything they need.

Overall I had a good stay and know with some slight tweaks it can be a true luxury experience on the...

This is a cute little property. It's conveniently Located off of highway 101 in San Luis Obispo. We kind of booked here by default because it was one of the few hotels that still had rooms available over a busy weekend. There are a number of buildings on this long narrow property that slopes steeply downward towards the back. Each of the buildings have a different theme.

Our room was clean and nicely appointed. The bed wasn't the best but it was okay. I don't think I'd want to sleep on it more than a couple of nights. Fair warning, parking on this site can be challenging and if your vehicle is not a compact you may find the parking difficult to negotiate. Our room was all the way in the back of the property and there are not enough parking spaces for every room. It took a fair amount of effort to turn our midsize sedan around when we found all the parking spaces taken. The next night we took the first available space and walked to our room in the back. The walk in is all downhill, of course that means that the walk to the car the next morning was all uphill. Okay if you're young but it was hard on my old knees.

They offer a breakfast in a very small room. I'm pretty sure a dozen people would more than full it up. We opted to walk down a few doors to the Apple Farm. The food there is always reliable and you can't beat the beautiful setting. All in all a nice little place, pretty reasonably priced for...