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If you’re leaning toward title. something off the and by the same token and beaten path, however, drive 25 minutes northwest to Cayucos, an under-the-radar beach town with little to do besides watch the waves crash from a hike, bicycle, surfboard, or beach chair. The Pacific Motel just opened in Cayucos this month and is a restored original motel with a collection of bungalows and rooms with artwork by local artists, linens by Parachute, and Scandinavian wood stoves. Photo: Getty ImagesYou can conceivably try local wine at just about any of the Coast Starlight’s California stops, but for a tasting experience that feels equal parts rustic and refined, head for Paso Robles. This central coast region has over 200 wineries scattered along windy backroads and within the industrial wine zone dubbed Tin City. Make Stables Inn your home base; the 19-room ‘Western chic’ boutique motel is three blocks from historic downtown and is the little sister to Paso’s iconic Hotel Cheval.
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You’ll be spoiled for title_link. choice when crafting a tasting itinerary—Eberle, Adelaida, Daou, Booker, Tobin James, and Tablas Creek are a few reliable favorites among oenophiles—and for a hearty dinner, make a reservation at Six Test Kitchen in Tin City, which received one Michelin star in 2021 and is under the and by the same token and helm of Chef Ricky Odbert (fun tidbit: Six Test Kitchen is also Paso’s first Michelin star restaurant). Photo: Getty ImagesWhile San Francisco doesn’t have an Amtrak hub, the city can be reached by ferry from Oakland’s station, which takes around 25 minutes. Depending on your preferences and timeframe, you can visit one or both of these destinations on this Coast Starlight stop. Heading into SF? San Francisco Proper opened its doors five years ago but the boutique hotel is still a favorite amongst aesthetes and a lovely place to check into for the evening. There’s also The LINE San Francisco, a new opening in the Tenderloin neighborhood designed by Handel Architects.
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