2-Star Hotels in Sacramento

Our son attends Sac State, so this hotel is our home away from home. We stay 5 or so times per year. When you visit, you MUST say ”hello” to Alfredo who is the friendliest breakfast buffet attendant you will ever meet. The food is also awesome. The rooms are roomy and the beds are very comfortable.

It's not bad, not the best but it's not the worst either. It does not have elevator so it was little hard for us since my mother has knee problems to go up and down the stairs. I wish it had an elevator for those who need it. The inside of room was simple but you get what you pay for.

There were many bitches in the bed that smacked us to my couple and to me, for the rest decent for the price.

The hotel is located in the southeast corner of Sacramento, about 10 miles from the city center. The location is very quiet, the hardware facilities are standard, there is an outdoor swimming pool, and the breakfast is very simple packaged food. The price of the hotel is very affordable and cost-effective.

The style of this hotel is a bit religious. There was some smell in the room, but after using the air freshener, it was all right. The restaurant is okay, with coffee, milk, juice, bread, fruit, yogurt, and you can also make your own waffles. The room was relatively spacious, and the large bed was very comfortable, but something happened to the last day. At night, a bug dropped from the ceiling, fell directly to the pillow, and was still crawling, which was disgusting. The next morning I communicated with the people in the hotel. The people in the hotel said that they would contact Ctrip and give me a statement, but I have n’t received it yet. This is not very satisfactory.

Breakfast is a normal American breakfast, oranges and avocados are good; free parking space, we arrived very late to the hotel, check in quickly, the interior decoration is good, warm, staying one night, hotel room number location map shared with everyone, I hope not to No room number found

Location is great. Clean room. Amazing swimming pool. Parking is free, deposit is $100. Breakfast is simple, maybe better to eat outside. Negative: homeless people walk near the rooms , they walk upstairs, was kinda scary.

DAYS INN should belong to an economic chain hotel in the United States, which is equivalent to our 7-day hotel. The reception desk is closed at night, and only a small lattice window CHECK IN is opened. The room is on the first floor, so the time is late, so I have no time to check the room and sleep. Yes, but there is a mobile cooler in the room, I can't sleep because of the noise, it's a little hot when I turn it off, it's repeated several times, the experience is not very good, except for the price, other

Something that is understandable but would’ve been nice to know that’s there’s a $100 charge when you check in. It can take up to 5-7 days to get that money back.. If there was no damages. My room was clean and nice. There was no damages and hope on seeing my $100 back in a few days

The front desk attendant was very polite. The lobby was very clean and hade a nice aesthetic. So was (and did) my room. I was surprised that they had pump bottles for the shampoo, conditioner and bodywash. A little bummed that they weren't all the same scent though. Other bummers were that the curtains let in too much light. Easy enough to fix by rolling over, or putting a pillow in front of my face. It wasn't THAT bright. And the mini fridge was really loud when trying to cool off. This was also easily fixed. I just turned the thermostat to it's lowest setting. It was silent the rest of the stay. And not a bummer, but the heater is apparently controlled by the wall thermostat that I completely missed. Took longer than I'm willing to admit pressing the off button on the A/C unit. So all in all, I early enjoyed my stay! Oh, almost forgot the breakfast! It was your standard continental affair. Eggs (scrambled or hardboiled), sausage patties, toastable breads, griddle, yogurt, juice dispenser. All self serve of course. I was not able to review the pool. If it was ever open, it wasn't while I was there (I left before 9am and got back after 10pm every day).