The Comfort Inn & Suites Sacramento University Area is a value hotel that's only a six-minute drive from Sacramento State, allowing families of the students to stay close by the university. The location is not within walking distance to many restaurants or shops, but it's only a five-minute drive to Fair Oaks Boulevard, a street lined with four different shopping centers. The hotel was renovated in 2016 and has tasteful, modern interiors. Rooms have microwaves and mini-fridges, and large suites have separate living rooms with sofa beds. Features include an indoor pool, a gym, a free hot breakfast every morning, and free Wi-Fi. Note that the hotel will put a hefty incidental authorization deposit on credit cards, but it will be taken off as long as guests adhere to the no-smoking policy. Though the hotel is next to the freeway and some rooms can be noisy from road traffic, it is a much better choice than the cheaper, bare-bones Good Nite Inn next door.
The Comfort Inn & Suites Sacramento University Area is a value hotel that's only a six-minute drive from Sacramento State, allowing families of the students to stay close by the university. The location is not within walking distance to many restaurants or shops, but it's only a five-minute drive to Fair Oaks Boulevard, a street lined with four different shopping centers. The hotel was renovated in 2016 and has tasteful, modern interiors. Rooms have microwaves and mini-fridges, and large suites have separate living rooms with sofa beds. Features include an indoor pool, a gym, a free hot breakfast every morning, and free Wi-Fi. Note that the hotel will put a hefty incidental authorization deposit on credit cards, but it will be taken off as long as guests adhere to the no-smoking policy. Though the hotel is next to the freeway and some rooms can be noisy from road traffic, it is a much better choice than the cheaper, bare-bones Good Nite Inn next door.
The 503-room, upper-mid-range Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel is ideal for business travelers, as it's located downtown, directly across the street from the Convention Center and two blocks from the California state capitol. The building was formerly the Sacramento Public Market, and it retains some original character in the public areas. The Sheraton Grand frequently hosts conventions, bringing crowds into the bar and lobby areas. Guest rooms are clean and comfortable, with panoramic city views from higher floors.
The 503-room, upper-mid-range Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel is ideal for business travelers, as it's located downtown, directly across the street from the Convention Center and two blocks from the California state capitol. The building was formerly the Sacramento Public Market, and it retains some original character in the public areas. The Sheraton Grand frequently hosts conventions, bringing crowds into the bar and lobby areas. Guest rooms are clean and comfortable, with panoramic city views from higher floors.
The mid-range Hilton Garden Inn Sacramento/South Natomas offers travelers an attractive alternative to staying downtown, which is about a 10-minute drive away. Renovated in early 2016, the 154-room property features a bright lobby and amenities that include a free airport shuttle, free parking, and free Wi-Fi. Its full-service restaurant offers a hot breakfast buffet (not included in rates). Its pantry sells food and drinks, and is open 24/7, as are the fitness and business centers. The outdoor pool/whirlpool is spacious. Rooms are modern and tasteful, and come with microwaves, mini-fridges, and Keurig coffeemakers. Rates are competitive and even lower on the weekend. For a downtown alternative with slightly higher rates, travelers could consider the Residence Inn Sacramento Downtown at Capitol Park.
The mid-range Hilton Garden Inn Sacramento/South Natomas offers travelers an attractive alternative to staying downtown, which is about a 10-minute drive away. Renovated in early 2016, the 154-room property features a bright lobby and amenities that include a free airport shuttle, free parking, and free Wi-Fi. Its full-service restaurant offers a hot breakfast buffet (not included in rates). Its pantry sells food and drinks, and is open 24/7, as are the fitness and business centers. The outdoor pool/whirlpool is spacious. Rooms are modern and tasteful, and come with microwaves, mini-fridges, and Keurig coffeemakers. Rates are competitive and even lower on the weekend. For a downtown alternative with slightly higher rates, travelers could consider the Residence Inn Sacramento Downtown at Capitol Park.
The 100-room, value-oriented Holiday Inn Express Sacramento Airport Natomas delivers on its main selling point: proximity to the Sacramento airport, a nine-minute drive away. It even offers a 24-hour airport shuttle service for all guests. The hotel is located near the Sleep Train Arena and is within walking distance to many affordable chain restaurants (though the downtown area is at least a 10-minute drive away). The hotel has a pretty outdoor heated pool, free parking and Wi-Fi, a gym open late, and a 24-hour snack shop. Rooms have mini-fridges, microwaves, and hairdryers, as well as memorable polka-dot bathrooms. However, elevators can be slow and guests can be loud at odd hours. The Homewood Suites nearby offers slightly nicer rooms with full kitchens, but the Holiday Inn is more affordable for travelers just looking for a bed for the night before continuing on their trips.
The 100-room, value-oriented Holiday Inn Express Sacramento Airport Natomas delivers on its main selling point: proximity to the Sacramento airport, a nine-minute drive away. It even offers a 24-hour airport shuttle service for all guests. The hotel is located near the Sleep Train Arena and is within walking distance to many affordable chain restaurants (though the downtown area is at least a 10-minute drive away). The hotel has a pretty outdoor heated pool, free parking and Wi-Fi, a gym open late, and a 24-hour snack shop. Rooms have mini-fridges, microwaves, and hairdryers, as well as memorable polka-dot bathrooms. However, elevators can be slow and guests can be loud at odd hours. The Homewood Suites nearby offers slightly nicer rooms with full kitchens, but the Holiday Inn is more affordable for travelers just looking for a bed for the night before continuing on their trips.
The Best Western Plus Sutter House is a budget-friendly, 94-room chain hotel located close to the bustling downtown center of California's capital city. The rooms are centered around a large open-air patio that houses a good-sized pool and plenty of outdoor seating for guests to enjoy Sacramento's mild climate. The hotel is only three blocks away from the K Street Mall, a hot spot for upscale restaurants and movie theaters, and also within walking distance of the Sacramento Convention Center, State Capitol, and Golden 1 Center sports arena. The rooms are somewhat by-the-book in terms of decor, but offer multiple amenities, including free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. The cleanliness standards of the hotel could be higher and the lobby decor needs a facelift, but Sutter House is a good choice for those who don't want to shell out a lot of money to be close to the downtown area.
The Best Western Plus Sutter House is a budget-friendly, 94-room chain hotel located close to the bustling downtown center of California's capital city. The rooms are centered around a large open-air patio that houses a good-sized pool and plenty of outdoor seating for guests to enjoy Sacramento's mild climate. The hotel is only three blocks away from the K Street Mall, a hot spot for upscale restaurants and movie theaters, and also within walking distance of the Sacramento Convention Center, State Capitol, and Golden 1 Center sports arena. The rooms are somewhat by-the-book in terms of decor, but offer multiple amenities, including free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. The cleanliness standards of the hotel could be higher and the lobby decor needs a facelift, but Sutter House is a good choice for those who don't want to shell out a lot of money to be close to the downtown area.
The upper-middle-range Amber House Bed and Breakfast Inn is situated in two buildings dating back to 1900, in a historic residential neighborhood within walking distance of downtown Sacramento. Fine antiques decorate the interiors, including the 10 guest rooms, which are named after famous writers and composers and hold tasteful period furnishings. Bathrooms are especially nice, many of which have large whirlpool tubs. A gourmet-quality breakfast is included in rates, with room service upon request. Parking and Wi-Fi are also free, and extras like nightly turndowns, free homemade treats, and in-room massages attract couples seeking a romantic getaway. Rates are competitive but not inexpensive, and they increase on weekends. For something with more features, the Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel offers an outdoor lap pool, restaurant, and fitness center, but it's a busy business hotel that lacks the charm of this intimate bed-and-breakfast.
The upper-middle-range Amber House Bed and Breakfast Inn is situated in two buildings dating back to 1900, in a historic residential neighborhood within walking distance of downtown Sacramento. Fine antiques decorate the interiors, including the 10 guest rooms, which are named after famous writers and composers and hold tasteful period furnishings. Bathrooms are especially nice, many of which have large whirlpool tubs. A gourmet-quality breakfast is included in rates, with room service upon request. Parking and Wi-Fi are also free, and extras like nightly turndowns, free homemade treats, and in-room massages attract couples seeking a romantic getaway. Rates are competitive but not inexpensive, and they increase on weekends. For something with more features, the Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel offers an outdoor lap pool, restaurant, and fitness center, but it's a busy business hotel that lacks the charm of this intimate bed-and-breakfast.
The four-pearl Hyatt Regency Sacramento offers an ideal location for travelers doing business at the State Capitol or Sacramento Convention Center. The hotel is adjacent to both downtown facilities, making it a hub of business and civic activity. Other highlights are the full-service Emperia Spa, large fitness center, heated outdoor pool, event space for up to 1,000 people. Four dining options include a Starbucks and an upscale steakhouse. The 503 rooms are clean and spacious, and have minibars, free Wi-Fi, and coffeemakers. Regency Club Rooms come with free continental breakfast and evening snacks. It might pay to comparison shop with the upper-middle-range Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel for an equally convenient location and comparable amenities, as well as rates that are often lower.
The four-pearl Hyatt Regency Sacramento offers an ideal location for travelers doing business at the State Capitol or Sacramento Convention Center. The hotel is adjacent to both downtown facilities, making it a hub of business and civic activity. Other highlights are the full-service Emperia Spa, large fitness center, heated outdoor pool, event space for up to 1,000 people. Four dining options include a Starbucks and an upscale steakhouse. The 503 rooms are clean and spacious, and have minibars, free Wi-Fi, and coffeemakers. Regency Club Rooms come with free continental breakfast and evening snacks. It might pay to comparison shop with the upper-middle-range Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel for an equally convenient location and comparable amenities, as well as rates that are often lower.
The Delta King is an old river boat turned hotel with a giant, red, rotating paddlewheel. It's moored in the Sacramento River, in the center of Old Town, and provides excellent access to a number of historic sights, including the Railroad Museum and the Crocker Art Museum. Guests have commented that the rooms are full of charm and also comfortable, but that they can get a lot of outside noise at night.
The Delta King is an old river boat turned hotel with a giant, red, rotating paddlewheel. It's moored in the Sacramento River, in the center of Old Town, and provides excellent access to a number of historic sights, including the Railroad Museum and the Crocker Art Museum. Guests have commented that the rooms are full of charm and also comfortable, but that they can get a lot of outside noise at night.
This Residence Inn is a solid choice for business travelers and long-term visitors to Sacramento. It's conveniently located in downtown Sacramento and offers spacious suites with sitting areas and kitchenettes, a nice gym, free breakfast, a shallow rooftop pool with a hot tub, and an on-site restaurant with room service. Watch out on weekends, though -- noise from local dance clubs and bars can be heard late into the night, even on higher floors. The Hyatt Regency down the street might be a better choice for quiet weekend slumber.
This Residence Inn is a solid choice for business travelers and long-term visitors to Sacramento. It's conveniently located in downtown Sacramento and offers spacious suites with sitting areas and kitchenettes, a nice gym, free breakfast, a shallow rooftop pool with a hot tub, and an on-site restaurant with room service. Watch out on weekends, though -- noise from local dance clubs and bars can be heard late into the night, even on higher floors. The Hyatt Regency down the street might be a better choice for quiet weekend slumber.
The upper-middle-range Hilton Sacramento Arden West is an attractive meetings-oriented hotel about a 10-minute drive from downtown Sacramento. This modern, well maintained property mostly hosts business travelers and groups, but its free shuttle to the nearby Arden Fair Mall and lower weekend rates attract leisure travelers too. Amenities reflect its status as a full-service Hilton, with a restaurant and lounge, a small outdoor pool, fitness and business centers, and 18,000 square feet of meeting space. Its 332 guest rooms are clean, modern, and tastefully decorated, with comfortable beds, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi, plus some have microwaves, though bathrooms are small. Parking and breakfast incur fees, however, and there's not much within walking distance. The mid-range Hilton Garden Inn Sacramento/South Natomas is a good alternative that’s closer to the airport and offers comparable rates and free parking.
The upper-middle-range Hilton Sacramento Arden West is an attractive meetings-oriented hotel about a 10-minute drive from downtown Sacramento. This modern, well maintained property mostly hosts business travelers and groups, but its free shuttle to the nearby Arden Fair Mall and lower weekend rates attract leisure travelers too. Amenities reflect its status as a full-service Hilton, with a restaurant and lounge, a small outdoor pool, fitness and business centers, and 18,000 square feet of meeting space. Its 332 guest rooms are clean, modern, and tastefully decorated, with comfortable beds, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi, plus some have microwaves, though bathrooms are small. Parking and breakfast incur fees, however, and there's not much within walking distance. The mid-range Hilton Garden Inn Sacramento/South Natomas is a good alternative that’s closer to the airport and offers comparable rates and free parking.