Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade
4 StarsAll-suite riverfront retreat, Indoor pool and whirlpool
All-suite riverfront retreat, Indoor pool and whirlpool
Outdoor swimming pool and hot tub, Proximity to Old Sacramento Waterfront
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Rooftop outdoor swimming pool, Cyprus Grille and lounge
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Iconic State Capitol views, Resort-style outdoor pool
Year-round outdoor swimming pool, Arbor Grille and bar
Outdoor pool and hot tub, The O Club restaurant
Sparkling outdoor swimming pool, Secure gated parking facilities
Grange Restaurant and Bar, Boutique political theme rooms
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Modernized Gold Rush era base
Heated outdoor pool and hot tub, Sleep-enhancing room amenities
Third-floor outdoor pool deck, Echo and Rig steakhouse
Gated courtyard swimming pool, Globe-trotting transit connections
Award-winning Pilothouse Restaurant, Authentic period staterooms
24-hour fitness center, Arden-Arcade neighborhood access
Outdoor heated swimming pool, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Dual-branded modern concept
Outdoor pool and hot tub, Walkable fast food hub
Outdoor pool and whirlpool, Twigs Restaurant and RJ's Lounge
Serene Sacramento River setting, Heated year-round outdoor pool
Outdoor swimming pool, Modernized extended stay concept
Secure on-site parking, Modernized university area retreat
Northgate business district access, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Modern airport-adjacent retreat, Outdoor heated pool and hot tub
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Smart room technology
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Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Tranquil central garden courtyard
Outdoor pool and hot tub, Secure on-site parking
Outdoor heated swimming pool, Recently renovated rooms
Heated outdoor pool and whirlpool, Pet-friendly accommodations with relief area
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Year-round outdoor pool, Family-friendly room policy
Outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace, Secure parking with 24-hour patrol
Panoramic Sacramento city views, Outdoor lap swimming pool
Heated outdoor pool and whirlpool, Secure on-site guest parking
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Family-friendly accommodation
Outdoor swimming pool and garden, Relaxing poolside hot tub
Music-themed guest suites, Modern 24-hour fitness studio
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An unsung haven; Sacramento is California’s capital city. Its charms are often easily ignored by tourists’ intent on experiencing the delights of San Francisco some 90 miles away. This is a city which is synonymous with the era of the Gold Rush. Located where the Sacramento and American Rivers meet, there are sightseeing opportunities to enthuse the senses and set those imaginary wagons rolling again. Climatically, the tourist is advised to avoid the winter months if possible. Throughout the year, though, the welcome is always warm and embracing. There’s so much to see and enjoy in Sacramento; the problem is, where to start.
The city has accommodation options and prices to suit almost all travellers and sightseers. If needing to be within easy reach of major attractions, city centre hotels are advised. That said, there’s a hotel here to suit all tastes, requirements and budgets. Those top-end choices are elegant in the extreme and include luxurious pools and spas among their difficult to resist features. Accommodation with a less ambitious price-tag can be found, quite readily, particularly in the areas around the Governor’s Mansion, Riverfront Promenade, Convention Centre and State Capitol. Then, there are the perennially popular bed and breakfast establishments. There’s an excellent choice, here in Sacramento and personal service, informality, garden areas and a sense of space, ensure their continuing popularity and success.
There’s a hotel here to suit all tastes and budgets. Top-end choices are elegant in the extreme. They include luxurious pools and spas among their difficult to resist features. Accommodation with a less ambitious price-tag can be found, quite readily, in the areas around the Governor’s Mansion, Riverfront Promenade, Convention Centre and State Capitol. Then, there are the perennially popular bed and breakfast establishments. There’s an excellent choice, here in Sacramento where personal service, informality, garden areas and a sense of space, ensure their continuing popularity and success.
Built in the 1860s, The State Capitol Building is one of the most impressive in the USA. Palms and exotic plants feature in the garden and the State Capitol Museum houses artworks and antiques. Heaven has arrived on Earth for railway enthusiasts. California State Railway Museum provides refurbished carriages, steam locomotive rides and model trains to fascinate the enthusiast. California Automobile Museum provides a similar source of fascination for lovers of classic cars. The white man’s first outpost is recreated at Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park and offers a glance back to those pre-Gold Rush days. The very long list of city features also includes Old Sacramento State Historic Park. The notorious red lights dimmed in the 1960s and the area’s dubiously vibrant past is now replaced with a stunning retail and cultural centre. Fairy tales, nursery rhymes, animals and gardens, make up the make-believe world at Fairytale Town. The appeal of Sacramento, though, is always real and totally fascinating.
Even non-believers wonder at the splendour of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament on 11th Street. There is a full entertainment programme staged at the nearby Crest Theater. American River Parkway runs from Old Sacramento to Folsom and to even more interesting attractions and activities. Folsom Prison now offers a gift shop, museum and an insight into prison life during days gone by. Then, see how electricity was once generated, at Old Folsom Power House. At Sacramento’s Cal Expo, California State Fair has universal appeal for two weeks every July. The venue houses boat, RV and many other expos throughout the year. Local annual attractions also include the Sacramento Music Festival. Sacramento’s many quirky attractions include the murals at Dragon House in the Curtis Park district. One of Sacramento’s truly huge attractions is the 20 feet high cowboy giant. He tends to hang around Silverado Nursery on Jackson Road. Then, head along Bradshaw Road and see the dinosaur skeleton. Another mammoth feature is the giant Water Tank near Natomas Boulevard. It has been re-figured to include massively impressive artwork.
Sacramento became California’s capital city in 1854 and its early success was based on the discovery of gold. Counteracting the attraction of gold was the area’s famous likelihood of flooding. This feature continues to be a thorn in the city’s side. The greater city area covers the Central Valley and the Sierra Nevada mountains. It is a substantial city with a population that hovers around the half a million mark. Within the confines of its 28 acres, Old Sacramento has more than its fair share of historic buildings. This has certainly been a feature in the city’s emergence as a tourist location. Although visitors tend to use traditional modes of transport such as car, bus and aeroplane to get here, some have latched on to the access provided by the city owned Public Docks which themselves, are a tourist attraction. There are 1,000 mooring spaces here and with a maximum stay of four days, this is the perfect solution for boat-owning visitors. The Docks are on the Sacramento River; near Capital Mall and Tower Bridge.
July is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Sacramento, with typical prices around $101 per night based on 36 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Sacramento are usually highest during April, with typical prices around $331 per night.
Hotel prices in Sacramento usually range from $97 per night to $541 per night, with typical prices around $221 per night.
Hotel prices in Sacramento are typically lowest in July at around $101 per night, rising to around $331 per night in April.
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In Sacramento, you might want to check out Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade, Howard Johnson by Wyndham Sacramento Downtown, Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown - Arena By Ihg, Hyatt Regency Sacramento. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade, Howard Johnson by Wyndham Sacramento Downtown, Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown - Arena By Ihg, Hyatt Regency Sacramento could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Sacramento, check out Hyatt Regency Sacramento, The Westin Sacramento Riverfront Hotel & Spa, Four Points by Sheraton Sacramento International Airport, Inn at Parkside – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Sacramento, check out Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade, Howard Johnson by Wyndham Sacramento Downtown, Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown - Arena By Ihg, Hyatt Regency Sacramento – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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