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Accommodation In Sacramento

Welcome to Sacramento, the capital of California. Appropriately located in Yolo County, this is the place to embrace YOLO spirit and live it up in style. Here in the Farm-to-Fork Capital of America, you'll be ready to hit up farmers markets, craft beers and some of the freshest grub in all the land. Check into one of the Sacramento hotels along the river in the downtown area, where you'll have access to Old Sac, the Capitol and heaps of dining and shopping options.

Things to Do in Sacramento

Check into your Sacramento accommodation and hit the town. Take a tour of the State Capitol and explore California history at its associated museum. Just a short walk away, admire the offerings of the Crocker Art Museum, which is the oldest of its kind in the West and features a collection of Californian art. If you're due for some exercise, rent a bike and pedal along the American River Bicycle Trail for views of Sacramento and the river. Later, work your way over to Old Sacramento, a U.S. National Historic Landmark District. Here, check out restored train cars and explore the history of the "iron horse" at the California State Railroad Museum. This district may be known as Old Sac, but it's no sad sack! Thriving with shopping, dining, museums and period architecture, this is one of the city's most happening hot spots, so take your time looking around.

Getting to & Around Sacramento

Touch down at Sacramento International Airport (SMF). From here it's just 18 km to the city centre. Rent a car, take a cab, or ride route 42A on the aptly named Yolobus. Once you're in town, many attractions are within walking distance if you don't want to bother with a rental car. The city also features well-marked bike lanes, so cycling is a great option if you're travelling farther.

Ready to go? So are we! And if you love Sacramento, why not see another area of Northern California? San Francisco holiday packages will take you to “The City by the Bay” just 140 km to the south. Whether you need accommodation in Sacramento or are searching San Francisco hotels in an effort to extend your holiday, Wotif is here to help.

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1,504 hotels
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NZ$115
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NZ$601
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Hyatt Regency Sacramento, Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown-Arena by IHG, Wyndham Sacramento, Governors Inn Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott Sacramento Airport Natomas, Lions Gate Hotel, Kimpton Sawyer Hotel by IHG, Hyatt Place Sacramento International Airport, Vagabond Inn Executive Sacramento Old Town

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Lions Gate Hotel
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4 / 5
I had a nicely upgraded room, downside was the multiple heavy doors I had to go through to get to the stairs to get to the room. I’m happy to take stairs to a room but heavy doors with luggage are always annoying. The lights outside were also amazing in that they would deter anyone prowling outside but made it difficult to have a dark room without blackout curtains. The room felt like it was bright all night because of those lights. The pool was under maintenance which was frustrating as it was a bummer because I was hoping to enjoy some downtime by the pool. I ate dinner at the restaurant one night and the server was quite honestly acting like the whole restaurant was full to the brim and they were the only one working, it wasn’t busy for the record. Trying to get them to respond was a joke. Food was mediocre. Wouldn’t eat there again merely because that server was so awful.
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