Best Hotels near Stein Mart, Rocklin

Stayed a few nights for business travel. Facility is clean and well maintained. Service from front desk, housekeeping and breakfast area was outstanding. Room was spacious with in room safe and plenty of storage. The bed was very comfortable with upscale linens. Breakfast buffet was really good with a large variety of choices. Location is near many restaurants, but not really in walking distance. Would stay there again.

A little noise, affecting sleep

Overall it's okay, there are relatively few staff and you need to take care of yourself. But the space is very large.

After sixteen years as a flight attendant, (traveling domestically and internationally, and staying in hundreds of different hotels), I would, now, always rather stay home, than spend another night in a hotel room. However, this last stay was almost unavoidable. Luckily, I found the ”TownePlace Suites by Marriott Sacramento Roseville,” which allowed me to live a little more ”normally” than my usual hotel stay, with the adequately appointed ”kitchenette” providing that little bit extra ”hominess” for my three day stay. Right from the start, I wanted a room change from the initial one that was given me, to take advantage of a ”sunnier” view. The front desk person, (whose name now eludes me, because I'm a bit tardy in getting to this review, some five week or so after my stay), accommodated me without hesitation. She was quite friendly, informative, (as I had many questions for her about the hotel and the surrounding area), in the few hours of my stay), and ”professional.” Something I know a lot about, having been in the ”service” business myself, with my job rendering me as somewhat as a ”professional hotel guest.) Not only was this ”front desk” person great at her job, but so was every other front desk and hotel staff person that I interacted with during my stay. During one of those initial interactions at the front desk, I had the opportunity to meet and introduce myself to the only ”manager” on site, ”Assistant General manager,” Jorge Morales. He was also very friendly, personable, accommodating. and professional, and even had the cooking duties for the one buffet breakfast that I went to. (He was great at that, too!) Aside from the other employees' specific attributes and qualities, it was obvious to me that Mr Morales ”set the tone” for the rest of his workforce, with his attitude, demeanor, and work effort. It's that kind of ”managing/leadership” that makes the difference foe many businesses, especially in the ”hospitality” business! Additionally, the room and amenities were spotlessly clean, up to date, in good working order, and actually quite comfortable. (The bathroom was so clean, that I actually ”bathed” in the ”bathtub” each night. And, that's something I very rarely would do in a hotel room.) So, with a clear conscience and an unsolicited ”perspective,” I can heartily recommend staying at the ”TownePlace Suites by Marriott Sacramento Roseville,” for anyone who wants a great stay, at a reasonable price. And, a big SHOUT OUT and THANK YOU to Mr Jorge Morales, and his staff!

Lovely hotel.

Departing from Los Angeles, I took the old man to Lake Tahoe, taking into account the trip, not too tired, staying here for one night. The hotel is all on the way, the environment is very good, the bed is large, you can stay for four people. There are restaurants in a few minutes. The most important thing is that it is only the costco across the road. The food, vegetables and fruits that are in the Lake Tahoe on the second day can be purchased. I don’t know how to make a big watermelon from LA. .

We needed reasonably priced overnight accommodations in the Roseville area. Fairfield Inn met our needs. Saturday night rate for the King room was $189 -- and just shy of $220 with taxes and fees. As others have mentioned the $12 parking fee is very annoying. This is not an upscale hotel. Just make it part of the rate and emphasize that free parking is included. Friendly, professional from Samuel at the front desk to housekeeping staff and the breakfast room attendant. We were assigned an ADA room so it had some quircks but was fine for one night. Besides the desk chair, there was one small uncomfortable chair -- no ottoman. The bed was our only option for stretching out. TV had a high resolution. Bed linens and towels were of mid-quality. Room was clean and appeared to have been updated recently. The large chocolate chip cookies we received upon arrival were tasty -- a bit chewy. The breakfast area was pleasant and not too crowded when we arrived 30 minutes before closing. I had the last of the orange juice from the large server, so DH was left with the option of boxed juice. Not tasty. Coffee and tea options were okay. Scrambled eggs and sausages were adequate, but not appealing to me. Oatmeal was quite good and had several options on toppings. Flavored yogurt was another option. Bagels, English muffins, and bread were available. Toaster, unfortunately, barely browned them. If there had been breakfast pastries, they were gone by the time we arrived. Overall a good stay. A cut above most Best Westerns. Would consider staying again, but would not go too far out of my way to do so.

It was very clean. Everything looked new. The staff was very friendly. I would definitely stay here again. I enjoy spending time in the foothills of the Sierras. That said, for some reason TripAdvisor requires at least 200 characters in this field. So I'm filling it up the rest of the way.