I was able to priceline this hotel for a friday night in August 08 for a $55 bid. I was with my daughter (4 years of age).
Like most double trees, the building branches out in 50 different directions, and are easy to get lost in. This is by no means a disadvantage, that would be just plain ridiculous. I know most people blow off/ignore directions from hotel staff, but you might want to listen closely this time around ;) While the hotel pictures are severely over-processed, it is a nice place i guess. A nice pool, gym, etc. Dare I say i have stayed at much more substantial "4 star" hotels, so I would not expect the world at this place.
The hotel was quite lively on a friday night. I would imagine that while a hotel bar/restaurant is probably not on the top of everyone's list, you could at least find something to pass the time if you are here by yourself or with adults.
Our room was clean and nicely appointed for the class of room, with the exception of the carpet -- it seemed to be showing its age. Not repulsive, but our particular room (55x) in the Folsom wing has seen more of its fair share of carpet stains. I am really reaching here though...the room was quite adequate.
We had brunch that morning at the hotel. I thought it was a bit overpriced for what was available, so I would suggest sticking with some of the menu items, unless you are a total buffet freak. Food was not bad, but not very memorable. The waitress was nice enough not to charge for my daughter.
Everyone at the hotel treated me nicely. It was a very uneventful stay, so I cannot say much else to the service.
One tip for guests: the hotel is close to the city, but quite confusing to get to from the sacramento airport. You may want to print those directions out. It involves a trip through downtown (?) -- or perhaps google was just taking me on some sort of joyride.









