Staying in Sacramento
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide for Sacramento, California.
Although the California Gold Rush is long over with, the city of Sacramento still continues to be a golden destination to visit. California's state capital shines with rich history, culture and attractions like the grand California State Capitol building and the historical Old Sacramento district. Whether staying downtown or outside of the city center, visitors will be able to find comfortable hotels and motels in their price range.
DOWNTOWN
Visitors looking for accommodation in Sacramento won't be disappointed with the city's downtown. The city’s center features a wealth of attractions, lush green parks, a mosaic of shops and restaurants plus plush to budget hotels and motels sprinkled throughout. Visitors staying downtown can put their feet up in economy motels, moderately-priced chain hotels, charming independent accommodations and elegant boutique style properties.
Walking to the California State Capitol is one of the highlights of staying downtown. Completed in 1874, the impressive neoclassical building houses the government of California and a museum. Visitors can tour the inside of this captivating building then enjoy a peaceful stroll in the surrounding urban oasis of Capitol Park, which encompasses trees from around the globe.
OLD SACRAMENTO
Another perk to staying downtown is the short trip to the must-see destination of Old Sacramento. A historic district lining the Sacramento River, Old Sacramento draws millions of visitors every year. Tourists flock to this National Landmark for entertainment, museums, shops, restaurants and the ornate architecture from the 19th Century that exudes the glory days of the California Gold Rush and the Transcontinental Railroad. Visitors can enjoy an out-of-the-ordinary holiday experience by staying in the Delta King Hotel in Old Sacramento. Docked in Old Sacramento, The Delta King Hotel is an authentic riverboat converted into a floating hotel. Although the riverboat's history dates back to the 1920s, guests will appreciate the modern room amenities the boat now features such as Wi-Fi and flat screen TVs.
SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Travelers facing an early flight will probably find staying close to the Sacramento International Airport an appealing option. There are several global chains located close to the airport that are great for visitors who want to fit in precious extra minutes of sleep before a flight. A bounty of the chain hotels near the airport include business traveler features such as conference rooms, office centers, desks in rooms, baggage storage and shuttles to the airport. Although staying near the airport is convenient for a flight, these airport hotels are also an easy commute to the downtown action.
SACRAMENTO STATE
Students pursuing post-secondary in Sacramento face an array of options, but the largest university in the city is California State University, Sacramento, also known as Sacramento State. Travelers visiting friends or family at Sacramento State have several accommodation options. Located right across from the university are chain hotels with affordable rates. These chain hotels feature various room layouts and comfortable amenities like cable and internet in rooms, continental breakfasts and swimming pools. The city's downtown and the Sacramento suburb of Arden-Arcade are also a manageable commute to Sacramento State.
DOWNTOWN
Visitors looking for accommodation in Sacramento won't be disappointed with the city's downtown. The city’s center features a wealth of attractions, lush green parks, a mosaic of shops and restaurants plus plush to budget hotels and motels sprinkled throughout. Visitors staying downtown can put their feet up in economy motels, moderately-priced chain hotels, charming independent accommodations and elegant boutique style properties.
Walking to the California State Capitol is one of the highlights of staying downtown. Completed in 1874, the impressive neoclassical building houses the government of California and a museum. Visitors can tour the inside of this captivating building then enjoy a peaceful stroll in the surrounding urban oasis of Capitol Park, which encompasses trees from around the globe.
OLD SACRAMENTO
Another perk to staying downtown is the short trip to the must-see destination of Old Sacramento. A historic district lining the Sacramento River, Old Sacramento draws millions of visitors every year. Tourists flock to this National Landmark for entertainment, museums, shops, restaurants and the ornate architecture from the 19th Century that exudes the glory days of the California Gold Rush and the Transcontinental Railroad. Visitors can enjoy an out-of-the-ordinary holiday experience by staying in the Delta King Hotel in Old Sacramento. Docked in Old Sacramento, The Delta King Hotel is an authentic riverboat converted into a floating hotel. Although the riverboat's history dates back to the 1920s, guests will appreciate the modern room amenities the boat now features such as Wi-Fi and flat screen TVs.
SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Travelers facing an early flight will probably find staying close to the Sacramento International Airport an appealing option. There are several global chains located close to the airport that are great for visitors who want to fit in precious extra minutes of sleep before a flight. A bounty of the chain hotels near the airport include business traveler features such as conference rooms, office centers, desks in rooms, baggage storage and shuttles to the airport. Although staying near the airport is convenient for a flight, these airport hotels are also an easy commute to the downtown action.
SACRAMENTO STATE
Students pursuing post-secondary in Sacramento face an array of options, but the largest university in the city is California State University, Sacramento, also known as Sacramento State. Travelers visiting friends or family at Sacramento State have several accommodation options. Located right across from the university are chain hotels with affordable rates. These chain hotels feature various room layouts and comfortable amenities like cable and internet in rooms, continental breakfasts and swimming pools. The city's downtown and the Sacramento suburb of Arden-Arcade are also a manageable commute to Sacramento State.
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