Hotel San Luis Obispo, a Michelin Guide One Key luxury hotel, unveils its new summer programming. Whether travelers decide to cruise along newly reopened Pacific Coast Highway, relax at Sol Spa, enjoy a farm-fresh meal or explore the vineyards of wine country, the ultimate summer getaway awaits here.
Scenic Route Offer
In celebration of the reopening of Highway 1 and the reconnection of the Big Sur Coastline between Cambria and Carmel-by-the-Sea, Hotel San Luis Obispo debuted a Scenic Route Stay offer. Hotel SLO’s concierge team will help travelers plan their road trip by suggesting favorite coastal scenic viewpoints and must-see stops. The package includes 20 percent off a two-night minimum stay; a coastal cocktail during check-in; a Hotel SLO-branded beach pouch and SPF lip balm; a $30 food and beverage credit; late check-out; and complimentary access to beach gear like chairs, umbrellas and towels. For an additional cost, travelers can add a full chef-curated picnic basket to the package to bring along on their road trip.
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Endless Summer Package
Guests looking to stay more local to the property can enjoy the Endless Summer package, offering those who stay two weekday nights a third night free. Make the most of the sunshine by taking advantage of complimentary bikes, swimming or relaxing in the pool, hiking through the surrounding hillsides and sipping wine in nearby Edna Valley wine country.
Savor the Season Offer
This gourmet-focused package invites guests to explore on-site dining venues, including Michelin-recognized Ox + Anchor.
Sol Spa Rejuvenate Package
Get 15 percent off on two-night stays, a $100 Sol Spa credit and a 10 percent discount on spa products.
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Paws in Paradise Promotion
Dog owners can bring their furry best friends along with the Paws in Paradise offer, complete with a welcome bag for the four-legged companion, biscuits, pet-friendly experiences, a local walking map, 15 percent off a two-night stay and a waived pet fee.
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