Quality Inn Sacramento Convention Center

Terrible customer service and the woman who picked up the phone was not professional about explaining that her system is down. no sincerity at all. Not at place to reserve next time I’m in town.

It was a nice stay. Fran was very funny, personable, and nice. When we couldn’t find the office because we looked in the wrong not direction Fran came running on out to get us. The hotel room was clean and I liked that there was a refrigerator. There also wasn’t a lot of noise when I stayed there on a Friday night. For all the hotels in the area this was the cheapest and the quality is not bad at all.

Easy walk to convention center, restaurants, & there is a 7 – 11 near by. Rooms were clean and tons of pillows! Another benefit is that the parking is free. Downside is that it is located in a run down area of Sacramento and there were some interesting characters hanging around the neighborhood. I never felt unsafe, but definitely made sure everything was locked up and didn’t leave anything in sight in my car.

The rating takes into consideration: ease of access to hotel from highway, variety of eating options within walking distance, security within facility, cleanliness, staff service and access to entertainment options in the area. WIFI speed was adequate for streaming video most times, hot breakfast options included make-​your-​own waffles, sausage and scrambled eggs (Don’t eat the eggs… the rest of the items are traditional continental breakfast items: fruit, yogurt, cereal, bagels, bread for toast, muffins and pasties) Microwave and refrigerator make life easier. I found my favorite supermarket close and bought items to make my own omelettes in the morning. Good coffee in breakfast area, when compared to average hotel coffee. Nicely sized bathrooms. Quiet stay while I was there. Gated entrance to elevator which can only open with room key.
Cons: cramped parking spots. Pool was being reconstructed during my stay.

This place was exactly what I needed. Nice hotel and accommodations on a budget. Room was clean, smelled good, and the staff was very friendly. Free wifi was great. One thing that stood out was the satellite television which meant I had plenty of channels to choose from. I’ve stayed at some of the local expensive places like Residence Inn and you’re always a slave to the typical hotel limited channel selection. This was almost like I was at home. Granted the hotel isn’t much to look at from the street but my experience was great & I would definitely stay here again.

Good price, clean room, good stay. I’ll definitely go back.

Stayed a night while performing at the Memorial Auditorium for a dance competition. Very decent room, clean bathroom. The price was worth the short distance I had to walk multiple times to and from the auditorium… because I had forgotten something.
My only complaint: The parking here was not the best– small spaces and not many of them. I have an SUV and I could not fully open the rear cargo door because of the 6 ft clearance of the parking stalls. I had to pull out of the space to unload which was a bit of an inconvenience.
In reference to the post below about the big stink bugs… I saw two dead ones in the bathroom light fixture. But in the motel’s defense I believe they are prominent in the area. We dined outdoors at an Italian restaurant and I saw a few on the fixtures out in the patio.
Close proximity to Sac Convention Center and Sac Community Center Theater. $ 5 weekend parking in garage right next to the motel.

Horrible. Gigantic bugs everywhere. Killed 10… why am I here? Told the front desk and all we got was a sorry. Did not offer anything or change of room. My kids were terribly traumatized. Awful. Do not stay here!!!

Sauberes und preisgünstiges Hotel im Zentrum von Sacramento !! Die Zimmer sind sauber und vollkommen ok für Durchreisende wie uns !!!

We stayed here because my daughter was attending the Sac Animé Convention. I have mixed feelings about this hotel.
When we walked in the room, I was nicely surprised. It appeared to be recently painted. There were four washclothes and four towels hanging in the bathroom. This might sound like a strange comment, but most hotels with two full sized beds only seem to have two washcloths hanging. I always have to request extra since we are a family of four.
There was a microwave, refrigerator and coffee pot. Those are always nice to have.
The parking was free. I have heard many hotels in midtown charge for parking. The hard part was getting in the parking spaces. They were extremely cramped and had the dreaded cement poles to manuever around.
The internet was horrible and my son gave up using his tablet. I have had faster dial up connections.
There was cable television, but the reception was a bit fuzzy.
When I went down to breakfast on Saturday, it was an hour before it was over, and it was pretty much wiped out. My husband, who had gotten up earlier than me, said his strawberry jelly was old and had a sludge like consistency.
Really, none of these things would keep me from going again, EXCEPT the carpet in the room. It was sticky all over. I am not sure if it was really dirty or if it had been cleaned, and a lot of soap was left in it. Regardless of the reason for the stickiness, it made my skin crawl when my feet touched that rug. Bring slippers if you stay here.
Two stars are not enough but three are too many. I would give it 2 ½ stars if I could.

PROS:
— Very comfortable mattress.
— 2 amazing soft pillows per person.
— Super white clean sheets.
— Very affordable $ 80 range.
— Clean room and floors.
— Very clean bathroom.
— Safe location.
CONS:
Our room smelled like someone before us smoked in there. How can you blame the hotel for people not following simple rules by not smoking in «non smoking» rooms.
I highly recommend this place to anyone who needs a place to stay overnight and sleep comfortably!

This hotel was renovated, and look way nicer than the picture, bed was comfortable, and the staff was great! The breakfast was nice.

I actually really liked this place! Nice outdoor hotel, clean rooms, decent room size, free breakfast in the morning and a swimming pool!
The only downfall is that it’s surrounded by clubs/​bars. That may sound like a great/​convenient location, but when it’s an outdoor hotel, you can hear EVERYTHING. It gets especially rowdy around 130−2am. Drunk people yelling for their friends, cars and motorcycles driving down the ally, etc.
Great if you’re going to be one of those people partying. Not so great if you need to get up early the next morning –_​_​–

Pro:
1. Located directly across the street from Veterans Auditorium, where we were going.
2. Clean, inexpensive rooms.
3. Frances at the front desk.
Con:
1. Empty beer cans and red Solo cups all over outside in the morning.
2. Pool was yucky and padlocked. (Well, maybe that was a «pro.»)
3. Everyone else at the front desk.

Seriously? Paint the outside of your building, sweep the surrounding areas, and get decent internet. Then your prices will be reasonable. The internet is the biggest disappointment. I can barely use Gmail. Come on! I bet Motel 6 has better internet.

Great staff!
If you are looking for a budget hotel by the convention center, this is definitely the one to pick! There’s not a lot to say about the rooms — they are about what you would expect. I was pleasantly surprised to find a mini fridge and a microwave in my room though — which are apparently in all the rooms — and the shower was pretty nice.
What really stood out was the staff. The front desk was very helpful throughout my 4 day stay, and when I ordered an extra blanket it was at my door within 5 minutes. The complementary breakfast included cereal, toast, yogurt, fresh waffles, fresh fruit hash browns and sausage.
The location was also PERFECT, with lots of eating options within a few blocks. I’ll definitely be staying here again the next time I have an expo to attend at the convention center!

This is an excellent place to stay if you seek cleanliness, friendliness, convenience of food, and a reasonable price.
After expecting to run into various problems based on the reviews here, I had a surprisingly pleasant experience. As a thrifty and weary State Bar examinee looking for a place to recover my HP & MP, this was the least restrictive alternative at $ 70/​night (+ taxes), reserved at «best available rate» about 2 months in advance.
The room was small, but fancy space is unneeded when you have a bed large to rest your corpus and anima on. The bed is quite comfortable once you get used to it. It came with a mini-​fridge, a microwave, clean towels (mmm the smell of autoclave), free WiFi, flat-​screen TV, air conditioning, hair dryer, coffee and tea, and multiple pillows. There were one main light on the ceiling, 3 desk lamps, and two lights for the bathroom. Everything was clean and fairly modern.
They tout their «Q» services as something full-​service hotels provide at a limited-​service value. One feature claimed to have multiple shower head settings, but I wasn’t able to figure that out (I don’t think my shower had such a thing installed).
Parking can be difficult because of the narrow spaces and poles every two spaces. You will get a parking permit to place on your windshield, valid until noon of the day of your checkout.
The area is secure if you live on the 2^nd or 3^rd floor. There are multiple staircases (not at all closed and dim and scary like some people have mentioned), and you need your room card to access the upper floors.
The big complaint I have is that in the middle of the night (3 – 5 AM), the building next door has its bulldozer garbage truck bang on metal and make a lot of noise for a long time (Tuesday morning for me). Proper use of earplugs should take care of that. There is also no pedestrian shouting as someone else mentioned. It is as quiet as a city can be at night. One time I was trying to take a quick nap around 1, but room-​service women chattered loudly outside. I’m sure that was a freak occasion because they know people don’t take siestas in America.
The price is right. It depends on when you reserve it, but during the 2-​month reservation, I did see an option for an even cheaper rate. For a 3-​day stay at «best available rate,» I was not able to get a further discount, not even with an AAA card. There is a fee for extending your stay by a half day.
Service is great. Sunny, the manager, took good care of us. He greets and returns greetings to people outside the office, he continuously brings breakfast items (warm food includes hash browns and sausages) for us, he answers questions, and he is a reasonable person when you try to appeal to him regarding your issues. The other staff members are also kind. Have not run into any rude people here.
The food is actually pretty decent. Pastry, hot food as mentioned above, apple and orange juice, cereal, waffle maker (!), water, boiled eggs, and yogurt are some of the breakfast items available from 7 to 10 AM. I was able to focus on the exam without trying to secure breakfast elsewhere (I did bring some pastries from home, but they were unneeded when there was superior options in the same building).
There are other places outside for post-​breakfast food. I spotted a Subway (closes at 7), P. F. Chang’s on J and 16^th, and a Japanese restaurant right across the street from the Inn. There are decently priced items within the room-​service menu (another «Q» service) if that’s your kind of thing.
Overall, my experience was good enough to ask the manager for his name so I could give him some credit for my experience. The negative reviews are likely those out of many guests who did have bad experiences. They seem to be a vocal minority. But you might have better luck (with customer service in general) if you are always courteous and not grumpy to people in the first place.

At $ 100/​night after tax, this place was absolutely horrid. Room wasn’t clean, bedspread smelled funky, road noise all night and the pillows were super tiny and miserable. The checkout is 1130 which is fine, but to make sure you’re going to make it they come around pounding on all the doors like you’re in the military or something. We should’ve stayed further away from the city… Or anywhere else.

This place is OK. I’ve stayed here a few times when i was in sacramento for business. The cost is pretty decent and affordable and what you get for it is appropriate. i didn’t have any problems with the general area around the hotel. i would stay here again for the low prices. it’s definitely not a ‘nice’ hotel but it’s also not $ 30/​night motel …
PROS:
–price
–moderately clean
–free breakfast, although don’t expect too much in what they offer. the waffle-​maker makes a pretty good waffle though!
CONS:
–not the quietest, the rooms aren’t the most soundproof and you can hear a lot going on outside your room
–the wifi is HORRENDOUS. first of all they limit how many devices you can use by providing separate codes per device. on top of that, the wifi tends to cut out or slows down considerably for no reason. if you want to try to do work or browse the web, don’t do it at the hotel …
–one of the front desk attendants was very rude. she was a somewhat elderly woman and seemed like i was inconveniencing her to get multiple codes for the wifi since i had multiple devices.

This place was okay — If you’re looking for a short stay, low cost room in a good location. My friend and I went to visit Sacramento and wanted to be in the downtown area but not pay too much for anything fancy since we were just staying one night. We knew to expect a bit of a «run down budge motel» type stay, but just wanted something still clean and affordable.
Positives:
– Low cost: we paid $ 86 including tax with AAA discount on a saturday night
– Clean rooms, flat screen TV, mini fridge & microwave were convenient
– Free easy parking
– great location, walking distance to convention center, downtown restaurants and night life
– complimentary breakfast, nothing fancy but decent things to snack on
– 7 eleven was walking distance, about 1 block away
– front desk was 24hrs and very responsive when we requested extra towels
Negatives:
– The pool was practically not useable… it was very dirty, no lounge chairs, very small space and it just didn’t have a good or even decent vibe at all (I RECOMMEND USING THE CLUNIE POOL AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER NEARBY — IT WAS A LARGE, VERY CLEAN POOL AND ONLY $ 2 ENTRY, BUT BRING YOUR OWN TOWELS, THEY DONT HAVE ANY… this saved and rescued my stay)
– The elevator feels like it could break down at any moment
– The wifi connection is very very slow and weak signal

Stayed here over the weekend because of a friends wedding a few blocks away and could not have hated it more. The only reason I give it one star: free Wi-​Fi. We arrived a few hours before check-​in and went into the office to see if it’s possible to check-​in early. The lady at the front desk was beyond rude and shooed us away. So, shortly after 3pm we come to check-​in and are yelled at from across the room to not touch ANYTHING (which we weren’t) while waiting for the rest of our party to check-​in too.
The rooms are «motel style» so there is little privacy, the appliances are grimy, toiletries weren’t fully stocked, broken furniture, holes in both the door and wall. Need I go on?
I’m not one to complain about hotel rooms since all I usually do in one is sleep… But for the price, this place was awful! I regret not paying the extra $ 25 for the place down the street.