Wild Coyote B&B

Great and welcoming place. Jessica was very helpful and friendly. We stayed 3 nights. The grounds were beautiful and peaceful and the breakfast delivery every morning was amazing. The in room coffee was also very tasty. We are not usually fans of smaller venues, preferring the service and amenities of larger properties, but this place changed our mind for sure. We will be back next time we visit the area.

Over priced. They refused to give us fresh towels. The toilet was loose. We called the owner. He was unsympathetic. They charge for Wi-​Fi.
The tranquility and view are marvelous. Diane is a hoot. If you need something, better hit her up before she leaves for the day. After that, it’s just you and the coyotes. When we told locals where we were staying, they gave us that sympathetic look.

We heard about this place last year from Sextant. We were excited to try it and finally found the time. It was a Sunday night and when we got there we never wanted to leave. The room was gorgeous, Diane poured us wine in the tasting room. The breakfast was probably the best we ever had. This place is exceptional and worth every penny and more. Even the sheets smelled like heaven!

If you need to truly relax, here’s the spot! The casitas here feel and look so homey, your blood pressure drops the minute you settle in on the double recliner in front of the in-​room fireplace. And wait’l you taste the breakfast! We will definitely be back. This goes on the list of faves for sure!

We were one of the first that enjoyed the individual casitas back in the day. My favorite room has always been Zuni. We have many fond memories of being at Wild Coyote.
This past weekend we reserved the House of Zin. We occupied three rooms and having the privacy, tranquility and solitude this home offers is off the charts. The pricing was also advantageous.
We used the kitchen for breakfast and snacks while eating elsewhere for dinner. The exterior deck is the perfect place to chat and share opinions about our day checking out the wineries while sipping on nectar of the GODS.
This home is comfortable and is equipped with all the essentials. We are even planning to put the outdoor grill to use on our next trip out. We LOVE it here and how can we NOT return?

We spent four nights at this amazing B&B to celebrate the marriage of two friends. Our stay was remarkable in so many ways. The accommodations are beautiful and comfortable. The staff, from the owners to the pourers, were gracious and welcoming. Big thanks to Gianni and Kati, the owners, for such a memorable stay. Your hospitality was over the top. :)

Loved… loved it. Great people, food, and atmosphere. We stayed at a Casita. All had great views. Cute and personal décor. Very intentional color schemes. Bathroom towels and mat. changed looks each day but stayed within theme. A great complimentary bottle of wine and the most awesome breakfasts… best french toast ever… cinnamon infused… not greasy at all… quiche and Eggs Benedict for the tame pallet. Fresh fruit which tasted like it was just picked. Oh and fresh squeezed OJ… don’t even get me started. Great family run business makes you happy to have been a part of their dream. Will be back soon.

I will be honest. I sort of want to move into this place. Or at least live in a home that looks exactly like it! Wild Coyote wasn’t on any of the maps of the wineries that we had so it was a wonderful surprise to come across it. We were the first in at 10am on a Monday morning. The grounds are amazing and the decorations are beautiful. Bright and colorful without being too theatrical. They also offer a bed and breakfast and I definitely will be coming back to stay here. If you’re into whites you won’t find anything here, but their reds are amazing. We walked away with a couple bottles, a wine club membership and lots of photos! Jessica helped us out and told us wonderful stories about how the winery came to be. I love how the family all play a part. It really makes you appreciate the wine more. Be sure to make time to stop by this winery.

This was my first visit to Paso Robles and my boyfriend found this place online through Trip Advisor. I had such a great and welcoming experience here. We spent one night in the Pueblo room and everything in the room was beautiful, clean, and comfortable. The décor and furnishings were clearly carefully planned. We did the free tasting that is included with the stay and there were 10 different varieties to taste, some of which were quite unique. The Zinfandel Port is amazing! There was a bottle of Merlot included in our room and a gourmet french toast, sausage, and egg breakfast was delivered in the morning. Staying here felt luxurious and relaxing, plus the staff were all extremely friendly and made us feel very comfortable. I even bought a t-​shirt as we were checking out. :)

Picked Wild Coyote almost as a lark for a stop on way to SF. Not a lark at all, a very charming, relaxing, and enjoyable experience. Everyone was professional, caring and pleasant. Breakfast was great but was not as fantastic as the sunset and sunrise. Absolutely recommend staying here. Summers would be fun with the communal bbq.

We stayed at their House of Zin with 5 people for three nights and everyone adored it! We loved having a full kitchen and barbeque at our disposal so we didn’t have to eat out for all our meals. It’s three good sized bedrooms, each with a queen sized bed. One bed room has a bathroom attached, the other two rooms share a bathroom.
The Kitchen:
Provides your standard dining needs, and of course, plenty of wine glasses! Pots, pans, cooking utensils, a toaster, coffee maker, tea kettle, dishwasher, (and the soap for it so you can handle your dishes) cutting board, knives, mixing bowls, pot holders, kitchen towels, and even a blender! Oooh! And it has a gas stove! Yippie! You should be able to find everything you need to make your basics here. There are some basic teas, coffee and creamer for you. Also, the kitchen is open to the rest of the dining and living room area so if you’re cooking, you’re not cut off from your pals! I love that!
This is a really cost effective and comfortable way to spend a few days in Paso Robles. Staying here and using My Wine Driver really made our trip above and beyond everyone’s expectations.
IMPORTANT NOTE!
Don’t forget to plug the gate code into your phone and/​or put it in your car so when you come back after hours you can get back in. Also, THE GATE SWINGS OUT! Our first night back was really dark and we almost missed our turn in so I wasn’t lined up with the code box. I hopped out to punch it in and the gates started heading right for the car! Fortunately, I made it back just in time, but I figured a fair warning might spare some others the harrowing experience. We were more careful next time and had no trouble.
You will feel right at home here!

Highly recommend!
We stayed at the B&B for two nights. Loved the comfortable, spacious room and thoughtful, fun and well executed Southwest décor. Great view, quiet and cozy. Breakfast was homemade each morning by the owner and delivered to the room. Even homemade bread for the super yummy French toast!
For ppl who snub the southwest décor, have some imagination for Heavens sake. This is a reflection of the owners individuality and personality. It manages to be cool and quaint at the same time. I dig the originality!
The owner hosted a barrel tasting on Sat am and discussed the history of his wines and care taken in growing great fruit and being a purist about his wines. Gave us much appreciation for the hard work that goes into this small family run winery. Pretty awesome.
And let’s not forget the bold red wines! Loved them! We became members and also took 4 bottles home w us after the weekend.
We will go back again!

My wife and I snuck away for a weekend up to Paso Robles. We needed to find a new location after the Sundance B&B fiasco (see below review). This place was an amazing replacement. Great rooms with tons of space. There are only 4 rooms, so it is private and comfortable as well. They serve you breakfast to your room in the morning and the food was great. Close location to both the city center and lots of wineries as well. Easily one of the better B&B experiences I’ve had. Would certainly recommend and revisit.

Amazing service and room. Woke up in the morning to a beautiful view of the sun rising over the rolling vines. Everyone is very friendly!

My GF and I stayed at the B&B here and really enjoyed it. The rooms are large, well appointed, and well maintained. There is a nice patio area, but it was winter when were there and a bit cold to hang out outside.
The breakfasts are the best I have had at a B&B and delivered to the room every morning.
I liked the southwest motif and even the tipi out front. Not traditional to the Paso area but fun all the same.
One of the reasons I like B&Bs is a chance to meet people, the owners and other guests and that was not happening here. The rooms are far away from the owners home and there was no inside common area so in the winter there was nowhere to go to meet folks. Usually breakfast brings everyone together but with room delivery that was not going to happen. Maybe in the summer people will eat outside in the common area and meet there. One owner was busy with winery operations while we were there and we only had a chance to talk with him when we were checking out. The other delivered the breakfasts she was busy dropping off and did not have time to chat. I really would have liked the chance to interact with the owners and find out more about the winery operation.

Already love the wine, stayed at the B&B for our wedding anniversary and loved it! Outdoor jacuzzi, big comfortable room with great décor. The grounds are also fun. This will be our annual anniversary spot!

We cannot say enough about this experience…
It’s not just the awesome red wines and venue — but the entire B&B experience is «one-​in-​a-​million». W/​just a very few rooms — it is very unique.
Enjoying the wines ‘after hours’ w/​a great sunset is fine. Enjoying a quiet night’s sleep w/​a breathtaking sunrise to the East — w/​a hand-​made and lovingly-​prepared breakfast from Kati… There is none better.
We 1^st went 10 years ago and cannot wait to go back!
We get a yearly shipment from Gianni and 100% look forward to it. In fact — we hate to actually sample/​taste it ‘early’ — but that’s the breaks!
We’re pretty ‘sure’ that we are (now) «LifeTime» members and so very, very glad of it!

Will give a full review once we have completed our stay but noticed the winery was on Unilocal but not the B&B and It scores so high (rightly so) on Tripadvisor that I had to add an entry.
We took a chance here as we wanted to stay off the beaten track and wake up in the thick of the vineyards for some R&R. This has not disappointed.
It’s 4’ish miles out from Paso in Adobe style apartments, there are four and I believe a larger house to rent on the property.
No phone and no wifi which is exactly what the doctor ordered and we simply feel like we’re on a movie set of bottleshock :-)
Highly recommended & their port is pretty fantastic also !
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What’s really important to us is to find somewhere that isn’t over run with loud people and isn’t another sole-​less hotel cell. We needed a short break to explore the regions wines and more importantly to recharge the batteries.
This place fitted the bill completely. The Casitas are nicely appointed and happily sparse of some modern day trappings. My wife did however missed a full length mirror (hint, I think this is needed) and the lighting is a little ‘romantic’. She worried about her makeup application in the dark resembling a Panda when we went to dinner. unfortunately she was fine avoiding what could have been an excellent photo opportunity.
Gianni and Kati the owners were present but not in your face, breakfast is very nice. Best of all for me was the accommodation, the setting, the tranquility and the warm wafts of grapes drifting into your room throughout the evening.
I seriously sat at restaurants and contently smiled that nobody else eating there would be enjoying such a cool accommodation. Sure they could walk back to their hotel cells and we had to drive but it sure was worth it.
That’s it from me, the rest of the reviews have said it all. I would suggest we start a movement of badly scoring Wild Coyote or it will become too busy, Gianni will get all flash and entitled and we won’t be able to get back into this place in the future.
Let’s just keep this place a secret shall we :-)

We stayed at the B&B and it was awesome. They have four rooms that are situated like «casitas» that are side-​by-​side and a house for larger groups. We stayed in one of the rooms. They were all booked, but we didn’t realize there was anyone else there. The rooms are nicely decorated and comfortable. Kati brought breakfast right to your room, and it was amazing! It’s nice that you get the B&B experience but without the awkwardness of being with other guests. The views were nice and you have your own private patio area to sit and enjoy. The rooms were equipped with everything we needed but an iron. Also, there is no wifi in the rooms and I had horrible cell reception in the area. I was able to get a wifi connection at the tasting room.
The wines were good. All reds, sorry no whites, and they have two dessert wines. We enjoyed all the reds and took plenty home. Sean at the tasting room was very friendly and helpful. Gianni was there the second day and was equally helpful.
We will definitely be back!

Wild Coyote B&B was an amazing experience. The staff are extremely friendly and accommodating, the atmosphere was serene and gorgeous, the décor was beautiful and the breakfast was absolutely delicious! I fell in love with the detail and thoughtfulness in the rooms. Instead of half a cup of coffee, the room was equipped with a 12-​cup coffee maker, the bed was very comfortable, the fire was connected to the room heater, which added even more to the romantic getaway, the furniture is extremely cute and strategically placed, and there was a journal on the bed side table with reviews from everyone who had stayed in our room.
The entire experience was so genuine and individualized. We felt like we were the only guests. Not to mention, the wine was absolutely tasty.
I highly recommend this B&B in Paso Robles