This place exceeded our expectations. After a day of wine tasting in SLO, we enjoyed a cocktail hour with the owners. Sitting out on the deck, which overlooks a wide open prarie with the golden mountains in the background. All kinds of wildlife to be seen, from foxes to rabbits, deer, birds, etc. Breakfast was gourmet and delicious. We will definitely be going back

We chose this B&B based on the wonderful Trip Advisor reviews and we were not disappointed! We only stayed one night, but we wished it could be longer. After a day spent wine tasting in the SLO area, we came back to the Inn for a lovely cocktail hour with the owners, Sally and Gene, and the other couple staying at the Inn for the night. With a nice fire going, we chatted and enjoyed some delicious cheese and crackers and wine. The owners were both very welcoming and knowledgeable about the area, as well as interesting people to get to know. We reluctantly pulled ourselves away from the fire and went out to dinner. When we returned, we had the hot tub overlooking the mountains to ourselves. It was a beautiful night and a wonderful time. I would highly recommend this property to any couples looking for a romantic escape or friends looking for a quiet get away off the beaten path. Breakfast was also delicious and Sally built us another wonderful fire in the morning. Though we had to check out of our room, we were welcomed to relax and enjoy the fire for a while before hitting the road. The rooms were very nice as well, each with a balcony to sit and admire the views.

I cannot say enough great things about this place, and I really cannot understand why people would stay at a B & B in town when you have this jewel out in the country. If you are ever in San Luis Obispo, this place is a must stay.
The owners of this place were out of town for the week but thier friends John and Mary were the perfect host. They did a fantastic job with breakfast and meeting out dietary needs. They helped us so much with selecting the best spots to go to for recreation and wine tasting.
Even though I am not much of a wine person and my wife is we both really enjoyed wine hour with John and Mary.
My favorite room is the whole place had to be the 3rd floor reading room. It was so great just to go up there in the evening, kick back and open a book.
It was so difficult to leave this B & B at the end of our stay. We will be back.

We spent 2 nights at Bridge Creek Inn during our leisurely road trip from Los Angeles to San Fransisco on Highway 1. It was the most enjoyable place out of the 6 we stayed at during our 12 night trip.
PROS - LOCATION: In beautiful Edna Valley wine country. This was a peaceful place to relax and enjoy the surroundings, but within a short driving distance to Arroyo Grande and San Luis Obispo. ACCOMMODATIONS: The renovated 1970's modern wood and glass house has 2 guest rooms with private baths. We had a king size bed, sauna, and outside deck. We shared the living spaces which had outstanding views of beautiful rolling hills. FOOD: In addition to a delicious breakfast, we shared wine and snacks around the fireplace at 5pm with the other couple and the owners, Sally and Gene, who were interesting, helpful, and VERY hospitable.
CONS - That we didn't stay longer!