We stayed 1 night as part of a trip around california it was perfect. This authentic paddle steamer is moored next to the historical park in sacramento. The rooms were small but beautiful and made you feel transported to the 1930's .The restaurant on the boat provided the best meal we had during our whole USA trip, the staff were really helpful it was a wonderful experience.

We were really looking forward to staying on this old steamboat and had planned two nights. Access from the street is terrible for older folks like us. Valet parking ($18/day) is a must as there is no parking close by. From the Valet, we had to walk about 50 ft across two sets of RR tracks and some very rough wood used as a walkway just to get to the dock. Room was OK but it faced the dock and "locals" were able to hang out just 20 ft from our doorway . It was very noisy all night. Plumbing in the room was poor with reversed or loose handles, scalding hot water and fixtures that were not attached. Had to go to the lobby to use WiFi. Fender of our rental car was damaged in the Valet area but hotel management did nothing and ignored my request for an incident report. We enjoyed "Old Sacramento" adjacent to the docks but we were not happy with our stay on the Delta King - we left after one night.

There were average things and interesting things about this stay. Delta King is a paddleboat, like what Mark Twain used to ride on. The day I arrived there was a large stage for a wedding being set up. My room was very small, not even a dresser. And the knob on the air conditioner was busted. But the antique flavor of the place added some semblance of charm, so it wasn't horrible. Glad I'm not 6 foot!

Service was fairly good. When I wanted sugar for the free coffee served, the guy went out of his way to get some for me. A woman at the front desk forgot I was a guest, despite my distinctive SF Giants cap through the trip.

Neat little TV set, full cable, HD. Chain toilet was cute. Tiny shower for a quick clean-up. They're environmentally conscious, where I think all hotels now are giving guests a choice of washing towels and bedding daily or just what's needed to save water.

Saturday night I was woken by a fireworks display! That was cool, only lasted ten minutes, pleasantly unexpected.

The most positive point was their Housekeeping staff. I left for a few hours and when I returned, the sheets were turned and little squares of chocolate were on the pillows! Cool!

I knew of the Murder Mystery Dinner up in the lounge but did not attend. Cute woman at the reservations area at the lounge took my order for hamburger but I had to beg for a fork and napkin to go which I thought was weird. Otherwise friendly staff.

I would go again!

We stayed here for one night and though as other reviews have said the rooms are small, they are not unbearably so unless you were planning to stay for a week and had a lot of luggage. the bathroom was narrow but again for a one or two night stay it is fine. more importantly the room was clean and tidy, they even turned down our sheets at night which was a nice touch. the hotel staff were helpful and friendly too. we had a mid corridor river view room and didn't notice any noise at all.
We only explored Old Sacramento and for that one evening was enough although there was a good choice of restaurants. There is a cellar wine tasting rooms in one of the shops and I would recommend that if that's your thing.