Peach Tree Inn

This is a nice hotel convenient to the cal poly campus and downtown. With the exception of the shower head being installed for giants, the rooms are comfortable and clean, tv’s work, good continental breakfast. However, in the last 4 stays I have not been able to take advantage of the parking spot in front of my room– would’ve been nice since I had knee surgery in December and using the handicap space at the top of the hill would’ve been a killer to get to my room down the hill. I’ve complained to the front desk every time, only once receiving a small discount for the inconvenience. My suggestion to remove the statement that each room has its own parking space be from their advertising was met with a chuckle. I understand that some guests are rude and inconsiderate, but since you have to leave your license plate number on the registration, they could be contacted to move their vehicle.

Immaculate spacious room with creek view. Super comfy bed. O.K. breakfast. My only complaint is there were NO hangers to be found. Room was worth the price. We would stay here again.

The Peach Tree Inn is my favorite place to stay when I am in San Luis Obispo. It is family owned and run, and you can see The pride they take in it. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, the staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms are grouped around a large inner courtyard away from the street and with a great view of the hills. There are several areas to relax and sit in the sun, and most rooms have rocker benches in front of them.
Breakfast is included and the breakfast room is large and has a nice deck attached.

Cute location. Tree swing is great. Smaller rooms and the drapes needed to be better made to conceal the rooms so you can block out the light. Bed was comfortable. It comes with a pretty good breakfast.

We stayed here last night, and I find it is hard to rate. It was only $ 65/​night, which is terrific. Though on this trip my husband and I decided we deserve a hotel room that isn’t in that price range anymore if this is what we get. Overall this place was ok for the price. The bed was old and sagged pretty bad. The room was clean but old. The blinds didn’t block out the light. We were in the Queen rooms facing the main road which was noisy till about 11pm and again at 6am. The hotel worker, Scott, let us know that the back King rooms were quieter and we should try those next time.
An unexpected surprise was a light breakfast which was included. The breakfast was very limited (hard boiled eggs, toast and oatmeal) and we ended up going out to breakfast.
Overall a fine experience, but would try another spot next time.

Stopped here on a road trip over two years ago and we still think of it. The place is super charming and the staff is really friendly. They let us use their tiny BBQ in the yard and we had a great romantic night. This place will be remembered forever.

We stayed here several times when our son was going to school at Cal State San Luis Obispo. The rooms at the very back are pretty quiet with a woodsy secluded view off the balcony. The room was clean and the service was great. The breakfast was also great for a little food before heading out for the day.

We stayed here for part of our honeymoon, and couldn’t have been happier. The staff were friendly and helpful, the room was great (we had a creekside one with a back patio), the inn is a pleasant walk to downtown, and the price is phenomenal.

Stayed only one night but it was perfect for the price. Very clean and a small breakfast was included. Nothing to complain about

We found this place via Unilocal and it is a true gem! It’s a very large typical 1950’s motor lodge that has been fully renovated. It’s very cool, I guess you could call it charming. It’s a single story and arranged in a square with large trees in the center. I will post photos as it is hard to imagine unless you are my age or older and I know I’m one of the oldest Unilocalers. The Peach Tree is like the places I saw as a kid and all but a handful are long gone nationwide
Our very clean room wasn’t big by today’s standards, but huge considering when this inn was built. Very comfortable king size bed. Large screen TV with free premium channels. Free fast Wi-​Fi. This is the only place I remember staying at that has a calendar hanging on the wall. Nice 1950’s touch!
Free expanded continental breakfast with oatmeal, dry cereal and milk, fresh fruit including strawberries, toast, muffins, orange or apple juice, and other stuff. Delicious coffee too.
Sitting in an Adirondack chair on the deck outside the breakfast room just enjoying life and coffee.

For my one night stay, the customer service was very good. I called to check on rates and discounts, and the receptionist said they have lower rates on one of the travel sites! I checked it out but chose to give the few extra dollars to the family operating this motel.
The tiny room had a huge TV. The décor was a bit dated but satisfactory. The continental breakfast was good, too; fresh strawberries and hard boiled eggs were available with bread from a local bakery.
Very close to the Mission. Close to the Monarch Butterfly Grove in Pismo Beach.

Spent three nights at the Peachtree and we were very happy. This is NOT the Ritz-​Carlton but it is a very clean, comfortable motel, just off the freeway in SLO. Room is not large and it is somewhat spartan, but it was spotlessly clean (a tribute to the maid service), the queen bed was very comfortable and the price was right. A very nice continental breakfast is included. We did have an issue with the final bill, but management resolved everything in a very professional, prompt manner. We will try to stay here again when we visit SLO on our next trip

Great service, clean room, nice atmosphere, near the freeway, near all of the places we needed to visit, AND very affordable… This place was perfect!
My husband and I booked our room last minute without any problem and they were very accommodating when I we requested an early check-​in. Our stay was 100% pleasant!
We will be back!

BUGS IN ROOM 133!!!
We stayed only one night and my mom found 4 bugs in the bed and squashed them. She and my daughter did not sleep well. Not going back there again for sure.

Nothing surprise. I got a room close to registration.
Small room no microwave and refrigerator. Free wifi. And $ 100 a night.

Feels like going home to grandma’s house.
Cozy, cute, clean, refurbished.
Loved their continental breakfast.

The staff is nice, the breakfast accommodations are solid, but I can’t get over one thing: how much the curtains in the rooms suck. They’re cut around the window-​mounted air conditioners, and they do an extremely poor job of keeping the tiny but well-​kept rooms even modestly free of light. Bring a bag of binder clips and 20 – 40 feet of Velcro and you’ll be set. Oh, and bring your own shower head, too.
No, but seriously, it’s not too bad here for the price.

Stayed here a few months ago for a few days with my boyfriend. Great place to stay at. They had complimentary breakfast every morning. It’s quiet and peaceful. Downtown SLO is just down street. I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone!

We had a pretty nice stay at the Peach Tree Inn. I was expecting to be greeted with a nice plump peach in the room but was sorely dissapointed. Nevertheless, the stay was still pleasant. Here’s a list of my pros and cons for our weekly stay:
+quiet, one level complex
+conveniently located off the freeway, close to downtown
+professional management
+ample parking
+flatscreen tv, small dining table, hairdryer, clean bathroom in rooms
+cute landscaping with patio lounge chairs
+free wifi and breakfast
And now the cons:
–mattress is hard
–no ventilation in bathroom
–no bathtub, only shower
–no curtain on bathroom window so the sun is super bright in the morning
–wifi disconnects throughout the day
–no pool/​hottub
Overall, a great place to stay for a few days.

My favorite little reasonably priced non-​chain motel in San Luis Obispo. The rooms are comfortable with updated furnishings, clean, and the breakfast room is pleasant, with outdoor seating on their back deck, and morning newspaper.
If we have time to hang out in our room on a visit we opt for the king rooms with the private patios on the back overlooking the creek and hillside. Rooms have a large screen TV and a small refrigerator, along with the everything you expect (shampoos, hair dryer, tissues, wifi) and we always sleep well in this quiet location.