Lovely tasting, complementary, and didn't skimp on the serving!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
73mindyl
Note: this property is now called the Sirena Vineyard Hotel. This is a perfect little boutique hotel. It's getting five stars because I know that once they are finished with the renovations, this will be a wonderful little getaway (estimated time of completion, mid-summer 2023). There are just six units in the hotel portion, and then there is a house with its own pool, and apparently some units with infinity pools, but this review is for the six hotel units. As of this writing, two of the six units were renovated, and they are clean and bright. The original units are decorated in a somewhat dated Sante Fe style, but they were still lovely. The property offers gorgeous views from every balcony, and there is a communal fire pit with adirondack chairs, perfect for gathering at the end of a long day of wine tasting. The location is 15 minutes from downtown, and on the same street as some well-known wineries, including Dauo, Halter Ranch, and Justin. The property has a pool and hot tub (both being renovated at our visit), and a large community patio with majestic views. They offer a nice little breakfast of pancakes, scrambled eggs and bacon, yogurt, fresh fruit, coffee and orange juice for only $15. A tasting also came with our room. I think it's the perfect little romantic getaway, or maybe a group such as a bachelorette party or small family reunion. I can't wait to return
Hilda Sanchez
New name is Sirena. They now have whites as well as reds. Still just as good.
Crystal Lua
Yass, reds!!! Red red wine!!
Rachel O
The front door was wide open and a sign announced that they were open for wine tasting. However, when I walked in, I was not welcomed or greeted. Instead the sommelier caused everybody at the counter to look up at me by loudly asking, “Are you lost?” I decided not to sit down or try any wine, and certainly not buy any. I asked the few questions I’d planned to ask while tasting, then got out of there before the rest of my party even entered the building.
Ray O.
When we drove up to their pristine white building, the door was open and a sign was posted indicating there was tasting available. But when I walked in I wasn't greeted with any kind of a welcome. Instead the sommelier rudely asked, "Are you lost?" and the customers at the counter all looked up at me. I had been planning to sit with my parents and husband and then buy a few bottles of wine. Instead I asked a few quick questions that I had planned to ask during the tasting and walked out before the rest of my party had even entered the building. We got back in the car and went elsewhere.
Jay Mclaughlin
Mike was awesome and knowledgeable
Alex Z.
If you want serenity and restoration in your life come to this bed and breakfast. We stayed in the Hopi room and it was absolutely beautiful ...we felt like we were transported to Greece. Lovely architecture and decor and a balcony with the view of the vineyards--simply picturesque. The room is super clean, has a fireplace, a big TV with all your favorites...Netflix, Prime... The bathroom has a spacious walk in shower with a waterfall shower head. Overall our stay here was soothing to the soul.
Amy K.
This review is for the lodging. We had other wineries we planned to visit so didn't have time to visit the tasting room except at check in. The casitas are awesome. They are so private and each patio has an amazing view of the vineyards.! It is so quiet and peaceful in the evening. We enjoyed the common area patio in the evenings. Breakfast portions were very generous and they were great about accommodating my breakfast to be gluten free.
Penni L
If I could give this B&B 10 stars I would!!! The owners are totally remodeling the casitas into accomodations that would rival the best anywhere in the vineyards of Europe. The views, the attention to every detail in your room, the gourmet breakfast in the morning, and the incredible service we received during our stay put this B&B on an entirely new level. Oh, did I mention the personal infinity pool on our patio? This property is a true gem! We will come back often!
I found this resort on the internet. We went to the olive festival and needed a place to stay, since it was only going to be only one night I wanted an experience. When we arrived we welcomed by Mike, he gave us some history on the resort. He then showed us to our amazing new built room. It was a Santorini design, it's breathless! Mike invited us to come down and wine taste. We did, I had sparkling rosé wine, it was wonderful, my husband had the wine tasting, he liked a wine called Tempranillo. In the morning we had a delightful breakfast burrito, yogurt parfait, fruit salad, Mimosa, coffee. We were treated like friends, family, very much at home. We met 2 of the new owners and their family. I can't wait to come back, and watch this resort grow.
John O.
So I really like waking up inside a winery! We rented one of their cabins and while it had a kitchen we walked down to the tasting room where Kenny, Claudia and another guy whose name I forget would greet us by name and serve us breakfast burritos and coffee. We did a tasting and the wine reds were just what we came to Paso for....full bodied and bottles drank on our porch that evening. This place is being remodeled which actually makes it, even more, interesting for me! I like seeing the process.
Donna M.
So disappointed in this place. We had planned to visit and didn't make a reservation because on their website it said "no reservations required". We got to the winery and the gate was closed. We called and they said that they were busy with harvest so they closed the gate. No "I'm sorry for the inconvenience", or anything like that. We had never been, looks like we won't ever go because of the if the sour taste (pardon the pun) left in our mouths.
Chiquilin Leon
(Translated by Google) very well(Original)muy bien
Paula L.
Rude, bully outfit. They do not honor their posted hours. Manucci bros duck. Come look me up. I stand by all that I say. When I arrived, it was 20 minutes till closing time. What I was met with was "We're in the middle of harvest." Well, did you ever consider hiring more bodies to take up the slack vs. send the consumer in retreat? A poor excuse for even a novice. I mean really? /Either get put of the business, Manucci bros, up your staff, or correct your web site. Daou is up the way. Sorry I even stopped in this (your) mire!
Lovely tasting, complementary, and didn't skimp on the serving!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Note: this property is now called the Sirena Vineyard Hotel. This is a perfect little boutique hotel. It's getting five stars because I know that once they are finished with the renovations, this will be a wonderful little getaway (estimated time of completion, mid-summer 2023). There are just six units in the hotel portion, and then there is a house with its own pool, and apparently some units with infinity pools, but this review is for the six hotel units. As of this writing, two of the six units were renovated, and they are clean and bright. The original units are decorated in a somewhat dated Sante Fe style, but they were still lovely. The property offers gorgeous views from every balcony, and there is a communal fire pit with adirondack chairs, perfect for gathering at the end of a long day of wine tasting. The location is 15 minutes from downtown, and on the same street as some well-known wineries, including Dauo, Halter Ranch, and Justin. The property has a pool and hot tub (both being renovated at our visit), and a large community patio with majestic views. They offer a nice little breakfast of pancakes, scrambled eggs and bacon, yogurt, fresh fruit, coffee and orange juice for only $15. A tasting also came with our room. I think it's the perfect little romantic getaway, or maybe a group such as a bachelorette party or small family reunion. I can't wait to return
New name is Sirena. They now have whites as well as reds. Still just as good.
Yass, reds!!! Red red wine!!
The front door was wide open and a sign announced that they were open for wine tasting. However, when I walked in, I was not welcomed or greeted. Instead the sommelier caused everybody at the counter to look up at me by loudly asking, “Are you lost?” I decided not to sit down or try any wine, and certainly not buy any. I asked the few questions I’d planned to ask while tasting, then got out of there before the rest of my party even entered the building.
When we drove up to their pristine white building, the door was open and a sign was posted indicating there was tasting available. But when I walked in I wasn't greeted with any kind of a welcome. Instead the sommelier rudely asked, "Are you lost?" and the customers at the counter all looked up at me. I had been planning to sit with my parents and husband and then buy a few bottles of wine. Instead I asked a few quick questions that I had planned to ask during the tasting and walked out before the rest of my party had even entered the building. We got back in the car and went elsewhere.
Mike was awesome and knowledgeable
If you want serenity and restoration in your life come to this bed and breakfast. We stayed in the Hopi room and it was absolutely beautiful ...we felt like we were transported to Greece. Lovely architecture and decor and a balcony with the view of the vineyards--simply picturesque. The room is super clean, has a fireplace, a big TV with all your favorites...Netflix, Prime... The bathroom has a spacious walk in shower with a waterfall shower head. Overall our stay here was soothing to the soul.
This review is for the lodging. We had other wineries we planned to visit so didn't have time to visit the tasting room except at check in. The casitas are awesome. They are so private and each patio has an amazing view of the vineyards.! It is so quiet and peaceful in the evening. We enjoyed the common area patio in the evenings. Breakfast portions were very generous and they were great about accommodating my breakfast to be gluten free.
If I could give this B&B 10 stars I would!!! The owners are totally remodeling the casitas into accomodations that would rival the best anywhere in the vineyards of Europe. The views, the attention to every detail in your room, the gourmet breakfast in the morning, and the incredible service we received during our stay put this B&B on an entirely new level. Oh, did I mention the personal infinity pool on our patio? This property is a true gem! We will come back often!
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I found this resort on the internet. We went to the olive festival and needed a place to stay, since it was only going to be only one night I wanted an experience. When we arrived we welcomed by Mike, he gave us some history on the resort. He then showed us to our amazing new built room. It was a Santorini design, it's breathless! Mike invited us to come down and wine taste. We did, I had sparkling rosé wine, it was wonderful, my husband had the wine tasting, he liked a wine called Tempranillo. In the morning we had a delightful breakfast burrito, yogurt parfait, fruit salad, Mimosa, coffee. We were treated like friends, family, very much at home. We met 2 of the new owners and their family. I can't wait to come back, and watch this resort grow.
So I really like waking up inside a winery! We rented one of their cabins and while it had a kitchen we walked down to the tasting room where Kenny, Claudia and another guy whose name I forget would greet us by name and serve us breakfast burritos and coffee. We did a tasting and the wine reds were just what we came to Paso for....full bodied and bottles drank on our porch that evening. This place is being remodeled which actually makes it, even more, interesting for me! I like seeing the process.
So disappointed in this place. We had planned to visit and didn't make a reservation because on their website it said "no reservations required". We got to the winery and the gate was closed. We called and they said that they were busy with harvest so they closed the gate. No "I'm sorry for the inconvenience", or anything like that. We had never been, looks like we won't ever go because of the if the sour taste (pardon the pun) left in our mouths.
(Translated by Google) very well(Original)muy bien
Rude, bully outfit. They do not honor their posted hours. Manucci bros duck. Come look me up. I stand by all that I say. When I arrived, it was 20 minutes till closing time. What I was met with was "We're in the middle of harvest." Well, did you ever consider hiring more bodies to take up the slack vs. send the consumer in retreat? A poor excuse for even a novice. I mean really? /Either get put of the business, Manucci bros, up your staff, or correct your web site. Daou is up the way. Sorry I even stopped in this (your) mire!