The Sterling Hotel

Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options near the hotel, including Asian food at Bangkok at 12 Thai Restaurant, American comfort food at Jim-Denny’s Lunch, Japanese cuisine at Mikuni Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar, and Mexican dishes at Chando’s Cantina. For morning beverages, guests can stop at Naked Coffee, and for fine dining later in the day, they can visit Aioli Bodega Espanola.

Each guestroom is uniquely decorated and equipped with amenities like built-in Jacuzzi tubs, floor-to-ceiling marble bathrooms, flat-screen televisions, and king- or queen-size beds. Bathrooms are filled with fine toiletries, powerful hairdryers, and tubs and showers. All junior and master suites also include comfortable bathrobes, mini-refrigerators, and double-size Jacuzzi tubs.

Guests can access Governor’s Mansion State Historic Park less than three blocks away and enjoy a show nearby at the Sacramento Theatre Company or the California Musical Theatre. Other attractions in the area include Sacramento Memorial Auditorium, Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Capitol Park, and Governor’s Mansion. The Sacramento Ballet is also less than a quarter mile down the street.

Some guests mentioned concerns about the cleanliness of the rooms, the availability of staff at the front desk, and the parking situation. Additionally, a few guests experienced issues with the WiFi and the comfort of the pillows.

The high season for the hotel is in January, while the low season is in November. Visitors can plan their stay accordingly to enjoy the unique offerings and convenient location of The Sterling Hotel.

Several guests mentioned that the views from the rooms were spectacular. Opting for a room with a balcony facing the fountain comes highly recommended.

Some guests noted that the hotel hosts events such as wedding receptions, which can lead to noise in the courtyard until around 10 pm on certain nights. Packing earplugs might be helpful for light sleepers.

Each guestroom is uniquely decorated and equipped with different amenities such as built-in Jacuzzi tubs, floor-to-ceiling marble bathrooms, and flat-screen televisions. It's advisable to check the specific amenities of the chosen room before booking.

The hotel is surrounded by various dining options, including Thai, American, Japanese, and Mexican restaurants. Guests can enjoy a diverse range of cuisines within walking distance.

Some guests mentioned that parking was located a block away, and there were additional charges for using the garage. It's recommended to inquire about parking options and associated costs in advance.

The hotel's proximity to attractions such as the Governor’s Mansion State Historic Park, Sacramento Theatre Company, and the California Musical Theatre makes it an ideal base for exploring the area's cultural and historical landmarks.

The hotel operates with a self-check-in/check-out system, which some guests found convenient, while others found it confusing. Familiarizing oneself with the check-in instructions beforehand may help streamline the process.

Several guests appreciated the spacious and unique rooms, while others mentioned that the Victorian-themed decor could benefit from some updates. It may be helpful to review room photos and descriptions to ensure the chosen room meets expectations.

Some guests experienced issues with the hotel's WiFi, so it's advisable to inquire about the internet access and signal strength, especially if reliable connectivity is essential.

Guests attending events such as the CIM marathon mentioned that the hotel charged an additional fee for a late checkout. If planning to request a late checkout, it's recommended to confirm the associated charges in advance.