Take a Daycation — Pool Passes Now Available at River Lodge + Skyview

Just another reason to love living where other people vacation

No overnight stay? No problem. For the first time ever, River Lodge in Paso Robles and Skyview in Los Alamos are opening up their adults-only pool decks to non-hotel guests this summer. That’s right: you can now treat yourself to a daycation at two of the Central Coast’s coolest boutique hotels.

POOL PASSES

• Price: $50 per person

• Pool Access Hours: Begins at 12pm daily

• How to Purchase: online or in person at each restaurant. Call the hotel directly if you would like to inquire about availability on a specific date.
  

• Pool Rules & Etiquette: 

• 21 and over only (valid ID required) 

• Lounge seating is first-come, first-served

• Wristband must be worn/visible for the entirety of the visit 

• No outside food/drink

• No smoking/vaping 

• No pool toys 

• No speakers

• No pets

• No glass

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CHOOSE YOUR DAYCATION DESTINATION:

River Lodge - Located at the crossroads of Highway 46 and Highway 101 in beautiful Paso Robles wine country, River Lodge is the latest and greatest addition to the Nomada collection. At the heart of the retro-chic resort is a vibrant central courtyard with a state-of-the-art pool, hot tub, and Ciao Papi — an all al-fresco bar + restaurant serving up craft cocktails and Italian-inspired eats, all overlooking the pool deck. Think: Palm Springs meets Paso. 

And, just in time for summer — River Lodge has rolled out it’s first poolside music series! Every weekend through Labor Day, the pool deck comes alive with a curated rotation of DJs on Saturdays (2-5pm) and a local lineup of live musicians on Sundays (2-5pm). 

Skyview - Perched on a hilltop overlooking the little town of Los Alamos in the Santa Ynez Valley, the scene at Skyview is quintessential California — with cacti, palm trees, and vineyard vines to boot. From the iconic yellow MOTEL sign to the mid-century modern architecture, every corner of the property is dripping with character. The elevated escape feels like a well kept secret but if you know, you know.