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This suite is a family room type and can cook. There is a refrigerator. Microwave.

My husband and I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn Sacramento Elk Grove on September 30th for one night using Hilton Honors points. BJ's Brewhouse shares the parking lot and we enjoyed dinner there prior to checking in. Quick access to the freeway made it easy to come and go from the property. Parking was plentiful and the lobby updated and clean. Check in was quick and we found our room clean. The room decor is not modern but we didn't see any carpet stains or scuffed furniture. This hotel is right off of Hwy 99 but the noise was not perceptible in our room. My only complaint is the very loud air conditioning unit which would turn on and off all night. Jackson at the front desk was helpful and courteous. All in all a great value depending on the price.

Because Hilton was full of rooms and temporarily replaced the hotel, I didn't expect that it was not bad, and the sofa bed was actually more comfortable than Hilton's! ! The hotel also brings breakfast and the staff are also very enthusiastic! Good value for money! Happy living

It’s been a while since I’ve stayed at this location and let me tell ya. It’s the best FFI I’ve stayed at in awhile. I’ve stayed at many in California, Utah, Oregon, Arizona, ect before and during Covid. They have an extra set of blanket and pillow for the pull out bed. They have all the small amenities shoe polish, shower cap, lotion, shampoos & conditioners that most FFI don’t carry anymore. This location is right off the freeway, it’s great access. So many food options near by. Andrew is still there! They are always a pleasure to see. Very warm and welcoming. I took my toddler to play in the pool and we had a great time. Def recommend.

Okay, so I'm not a Fiddler on a Roof, but I will ”sing the praises” of the staff at the Red Roof Inn. Some home improvements recently mandated that I find a place to stay for a couple of weeks with my dogs. I initially stayed two nights at a cheap corporate-managed competitor but felt that something was missing. I travelled nearby and met Angie at the Red Roof Inn. She was welcoming and enticed me to stay there answering my safety, service, and amenity concerns (I needed a place for my 2 dogs, and appreciated that the rooms promised a microwave, a mini fridge, a hairdryer, and coffeemaker...the only thing that was missing was a safe but my dogs don't wear Cartier Collar Bling so we were good.) When I returned later to book a room, Maria helped me find the courtesy reservation made by Angie. Maria has been a super star throughout my stay. She works various shifts and is always friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. I am not sure if the rooms have recently been renovated but I was pleased with the decor and my comfortable king-sized bedroom (I could visualize this room being in much pricier hotels I have stayed in). I was assisted by four different room attendants, my favorite being Shereen. The other helpful attendants were Shabeena, Riley, and Sovita. Before checking out for a weekend trip, I notified Jesse (maintenance) of a broken electrical plug...when I checked back in 3-days later, it was fixed. While I was away, I received a call from Mahogany verifying my upcoming reservation. I had forgotten to call the property and really appreciated her follow up. Mahogany was always great along with Evelyn, who always called me by name and made me feel like family. The other two front desk agents who helped me were Melini and O'Neal. I mention all whom I met by name because they all prove that you don't have to be a Five-Star Hotel to give Five-Star Service. I noticed many members of this team helping each other instead of having an ”it's not my job” attitude. I believe a team is only as good as the management so I have to also give kudos to Amit and Aneesh. The neighborhood is not the greatest but the property is literally up against a CHP office. They offer free parking (always had a close space) and I never felt unsafe (I was approached once by a young lady who Donna Summer might have referred to as a ”Bad Girl,” but after a quick, ”toot toot, hey, beep beep,” I let her know that she was barking up the wrong tree...as my dogs barked at her!). The property does have a washer and a dryer (working), as well as, an ice machine (broken after first night) and two vending machines (not working during my stay). There is a Jack in the Box across the street but, while you could walk 10-20 minutes, you really need to drive to a close market or convenience store. All in all, this is very good property. I signed up for Trip Advisor just to compliment this staff. This is the first time I have stayed at a Red Roof In

Room was decent.

The hotel is located in the southeast corner of Sacramento, about 10 miles from the city center. The location is very quiet, the hardware facilities are standard, there is an outdoor swimming pool, and the breakfast is very simple packaged food. The price of the hotel is very affordable and cost-effective.

Sadly this Best Western felt seedy and neglected from the moment we came through the front door. About 2 hours after we checked in a worked tried to force his way into the room. If you can avoid this hotel, do.

Health and facilities are worthy of this price, moderate and the service is a bit unfriendly. On the day of check-in, I drove for nearly 10 hours. I arrived at 10 o'clock in the evening. I was too tired to sleep late. At 9 o'clock, the waiter came to knock on the door. I didn't know what to do. The person who opened the door had already left. After a while, I came to check out at 11 o'clock. I thought I would check out at 12 o'clock, and the hotel asked for 11 o'clock back. It was Just before I brush my teeth, the waiter opened the door directly, and knocked again 15 minutes later.

We stayed @ 2305 Longport CT Elk Grove, Ca. room # 234/KXTD on 9/27/2022 This was the dirtiest Hampton Inn we have ever come a crossed. We are honor members. This was the first time that we have had a problem at a Hampton Inn. We were shocked by the room's lack of cleanliness. We were tired and just wanted to rest for the night after a long day. We ended up going to our car to get wipes to clean so that we would be comfortable. Below please find the list of issues we endured. Carpet in hallway leading to the room dirty and unvacuumed. Window in hallway looking outside had been slimed with who knows what. Floor in the bathroom sticky. Shower floor was dirty inside and out. We didn't shower because it was so gross. My husband washed his hair in the sink and the hairdryer didn't work. The vent in the bathroom didn't work and you could see into the vent, and it was filthy. The coffee pot was dirty/dusty and so we went down to the lobby to get a cup. (No regular creamer. Only hazelnut). I am allergic to nuts. The bed appeared to be clean, but the dust ruffle was dirty. I was afraid to look under the bed. The phone charging station and remote was filthy. The window coverings and the valance were falling apart and ripped. Both chairs in the room were extremely dirty and old. It was dusty inside the closet behind the mirror where the ironing board is stored. The old phones and light switches were gross. I could go on, but I will stop here. Needless to say, we had a restless night and should have asked for a refund and left. With families only beginning to travel again and covid still lurking in the background I think your hotel needs to do a better job. We were told that the maids were not doing their job, but it wouldn't be their fault the furniture and vents and window coverings needed replacing. Isn't it managements job to check on things and replace when needed? It is also managements job to make sure the rooms are clean. We paid $167.03 for the un-restful night.