My stay at McCall Farm was simply the best hotel experience I have ever had (probably in part because it is a B&B, not a hotel).

The room, bathroom, and every area of the house and front porch were perfectly clean--no dust, even--while still feeling homey and inviting. The bed linens consisted of three pillows per person, soft, high-quality sheets, a quilt, and a down comforter, and the bed was comfortably firm--I felt like I was in my own bed. The bathroom had complimentary lavender-scented soap, lotion, and shampoo/conditioner from a local shop. Unlike most hotel toiletries, this stuff smelled and felt so good that I was tempted to go to the store myself and buy more!

Teri's homemade breakfasts were well-worth waking up early for. One morning we had a tomato and basil frittata and oven-fresh muffins, and the other morning we had a decadent french toast topped with brown sugar and pecans. Both breakfasts came with our choice of tea and fantastic regular or decaf coffee made with freshly ground coffee beans. We also had fresh-squeezed orange juice straight from their orange trees and juicy strawberries. At 5:00 in the evening they serve wine, cheese, and crackers in the living room and you can socialize with the other guests if they're around (just 2 people, since there are only two rooms, each with one bed) and/or the McCalls, who are incredibly warm and friendly. You'll love them even if you aren't normally a people person. They also have a dog, but he doesn't bark, lick, or jump, so don't worry if you are not a dog person.

As far as another user's comment about the room not having its own bathroom, we stayed in that room (the Yellowbird Room) and while the bathroom is not in the room, it is literally right outside the door and it is not shared with anyone. I didn't feel inconvenienced at all by this. The B&B is located in an actual house, so that's just how the house was built.

The B&B is located 5 miles down a farm road, so you will not be able to walk into town like you would if you stayed at some of the other inns, but I enjoyed being off the beaten path and we never had any trouble with the drives or with parking.

For dinner in Cambria, I really enjoyed The Black Cat, and Teri was able to get us same-day reservations and an excellent table.

Our stay was one of the most memorable experiences EVER! We were on a mission to find a last minute spot when we saw Boz Scaggs at the Fairgrounds in Paso Robles. What a find it was! I wish we could have stayed all summer. The location couldn't have been more cute and quaint, the rooms and bed were heavenly and the breakfast was incredible! Their fruit trees and fresh flowers are so beautiful that it really felt like an escape to paradise. We toured several wineries the next day truly in the middle of nowhere and had such a fantastic time that I cannot wait to go back! I would highly recommend this spot to anyone, but I would almost rather keep this secret to myself...

We loved this place - but we also wished that our room had it's own bathroom. for a simple charming experience on a farm with flowers and birds and an excellent breakfast, this is the place. They also give you books to read and serve great wine and cheese. I felt at peace here.

I'd forgotten how quiet the country life can be - until I heard the hummingbird hovering at the floral bush by the porch. I'd forgotten how noisy a little stream can be - until I heard the gurgling of the rain-swollen creek across the road. I'd forgotten how fresh and clean air can be - until that early morning walk. I'd forgotten the sweet smell of a country spring - until the subtle fragrance of orange blossoms floated across the front yard. I'd forgotten that breakfast can be the best meal of the day - until those wonderful muffins & fritatta, not to mention the blueberry pancakes & fresh squeezed orange juice. I'd forgotten how brilliant the stars can be - until that first evening of relaxing on the front porch. I'd forfgotten the beauty of a full moon undiluted by city lights - until that late night drive along the canyon road. I'd forgotten what "WELCOME" really means - until I was once again wrapped in country hospitality at its best. Not my first visit - & most certainly not my last!