Hotels Near St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Sacramento

Company holiday party was held a couple of blocks away so location was perfect. We were checking in at the front desk (6:04 pm)and the Hotel Registration Clerk said that ”Happy Hour” had just ended (6:00 pm). She asked if we would like a glass of wine (part of Happy Hour). We said ”yes” and less than 5 minutes later we both had glasses of a quite good Pinot Noir (red). The same Registration Clerk also had the extra pillows i had requested delivered to the room shortly after we entered our room. The room was tastefully decorated in muted grey & red tones and the mini bar was fully stocked. There were soft jersey robes to lounge in. In addition to the robes the room contained a yoga mat, reusable water bottles, wine bottle opener & other assorted items for sale if you were interested. The room was extremely quiet which considering all of the construction going on in the area was welcomed. All in all I would give the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel 4.75/5 stars. The .25 deduction was due to the extra firm mattress on the bed. The mattress was so firm that it was not comfortable for side sleepers.

In addition to breakfast, sausages, eggs, waffles, buns, cereals, milk, coffee, and fruit, as well as gourmet food made on-site, good food! The most want to say is that here and the Hilton on the edge of the airport, not comparable, but the price is almost! If you rent a car, get together for 10 minutes. The suite is two TVs, but watching TV sleeps does not interfere with each other! The bridge outside the window is golden! There is a microwave in the refrigerator, but it is not big.

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

We went for a short term stay June 17th,2023. Arrived at the hotel around 10:15PM. Our reservation was for room 256 two queen beds no smoke room. Check ins at 3 we got there at 10:15 and the room was not clean the beds were not done. We could put our daughter to sleep there after hunting down some staff they offered to move us rooms. The next room the gave us room 260 wasn't much better there were no curtains no privacy for me and my family and the bed lamps didnt work. They moved us to a third room, room 241, at this point it's 11:40pm we have been carrying our luggage from room to room and my four year old daughter is getting more and more upset, we are tired and exhausted and there is no manager to be found apparently he takes the weekends off. Then they have the audacity to offer us a measly 10% discount for this mess. This hotel is not habitable for children i urge you to consider a different choice for your stay.

Clean and well organized. Large space and newly opened. Worth to stay

Great place to stay if going to the eye doctor very close to them and railys in walking distance has very good breakfast in the am

NO SLEEP! NO AC! Stay Away! We were here for one night and paid $200 for this dreadful 2-star property. It looks like nice enough on the surface, but that superficial veneer is soon shattered. The bed was a saggy back-breaking torture device. Your spine will not soon recover from your stay. The AC worked well enough until we tried to turn it off. Maintenance could not get the thermostat to work either; she yanked the entire cover off of the AC unit and disconnected something inside. She said it might be the thermostat battery. So why not simply replace it??? By 2am it was so hot in our room on the fourth floor, I tried to turn on just the fan, but the entire system had been disabled. Tried to open the window, but only opens 2 INCHES! It was suffocatingly stuffy and hot in the room. At 4 o’clock in the morning some awful rumbling started; the windows were actually vibrating. I got up and looked out the window. Apparently, they are next door to a massive big rig trucking hub. At 4am they turn on the engine of every single truck there and just let them idle for hours until they’re needed—that night there were 14 deafening diesel monsters. It was so bad I left my husband in the bed and crawled over to the sofa. A truly, truly horrible experience. What made matters even worse was when I spoke with Terry Stewart on the phone, the property’s sales manager, after we had returned home. He was defensive, pissy and utterly unhelpful. I realize they have no control over their neighbors, however, all we asked for was a QUIET room— that was our ONLY request. They could’ve put us on the other side of the hotel away from the entire fleet of NOISY diesel big rigs. His response to the problem with the AC was to get very hostile and aggressively demand “You told them to turn it off!!!!! Right, right? DIDN’T YOU!!!!!!??????” No, I didn’t. I asked them to FIX it so we had control over the room temperature for the duration of our night. This location is absolute rubbish. Management is hostile and rude if you have an issue. Stay away. If you require Springhill Suites, there’s another one less than 10 minutes away that’s more highly rated and must be quieter.

This hotel have very big room and clean and it’s right next to the airport but still have no sound

The hotel is very new, it will be opened for half a year, the facilities environment is absolutely not said, but the room still has formaldehyde smell, if you stay in a few months, it should be better, there is an airport shuttle bus