Holiday Rentals in Cambria

Featuring free WiFi, The Squibb House and The Black Barn are 2 bed and breakfasts which offer accommodation in Cambria. Free private parking is available on site.

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Declan

From

Ireland

Breakfast was excellent - great fruit & cereal buffet and hot food

Boasting a garden and views of quiet street, Olallieberry Inn Bed and Breakfast is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Cambria, 47 km from Paso Robles Event Center.

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Lynette

From

Australia

Everything. Friendly lovely staff. Breakfast was delicious.

J Patrick Inn in Cambria provides adults-only accommodation with a garden and a shared lounge. This bed and breakfast provides free private parking, a concierge service and free WiFi.

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beverly

From

United States

Everything is well thought out. Very comfortable in every way!!

This Cayucos, California bed & breakfast is 2 minutes’ walk to Cayucos State Beach. All rooms provide a spa bath and free Wi-Fi. Free wine is provided daily.

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K Jansen

From

Netherlands

What a beautiful location, right on the seaside! The owners are so incredibly nice and constantly looking to make your stay the best you have ever had. Rooms are every spacious and ours had an amazing view over the ocean. What an amazing stay, we did regret we decided to only stay for 1 night!

Featuring garden views, Coastal Retreat King Beds Big Sur Cabin EVCharger offers accommodation with a garden and a balcony, around 46 km from Paso Robles Event Center.

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H.

From

Netherlands

What a wonderful and enchanting stay! We loved everything from the well equiped kitchen till the beautiful outdoors. The terasses, the cocoon- fireplaces, the light strings, the lichen softly swaying in the seabreeze. Thanks to the provided birdseed we also saw so many birds! It feels like a very beloved family home and it reminded us of our own beloved family in the Netherlands. We had to make a videocall to show them how beautiful it is out here. We walked the bluff trail (saw sealions, dolphins , sea otters and harbour seals), went to Moonstone beach (admired the soaring pelicans), went surfing at Cayucos (we all conquered a wave in some way) and saw the sunridden and lazy nursery at Elephant seal vista point. All in two days, and three restfull nights. You should absolutley go there!