The Springhill Suites Brand of Marriott provides travelers with more space than a typical hotel room but a lower prices but the best rate I could get here is $150 per night. Way too much for this type of property.

Pluses:
Large room. Separate living area. Refrigerator. Storage cabinet. Rooms were clean and comfortable.

Negatives:
Bed needed replacement. Bathroom fixtures were cheap. "Motel" feeling.

Overall, I would rather stay at Courtyard rather than a Springhill suites. Good property with free breakfast. I did not have the breakfast so I cannot comment on it.

Stayed there for 5 nights. The room was clean, on the top floor, away from elevators and "suite-like": a half wall separating the king bed from the sofa and desk. Complimentary internet connections, both wired and wireless (very handy). Good amenities: microwave, fridge, plenty of cupboard space. TV is a moderate CRT, no DVD. Housekeeping was stingy on bar soap, shampoo, lotion and box of tissue, but that wasn't a big deal because you could always ask for them. Breakfast was stellar! Copious quantity and variety: scramble eggs, sausages, hot and cold cereals, juices, yogurts, muffins, make-your-own waffle. And, they even provide to-go boxes and bags. Just excellent! Natomas is a suburb off of downtown Sacramento, just a few miles north. Quiet location, pleasant view of a green field.

My Best friend and I took a end of college road trip touring northern california and stayed here. It was great the room was amazing for the small amount we paid and the staff was very friendly and accomodating.

I have lived in Sacramento in the past and I booked the room for two nights so that I could hang out with my grandsons, ages 8 & 11. The boys had a great time. We had breakfast, they swam, then we went out for the day. We came back to the hotel and the boys swam. We watched Nickelodeon and went to bed. Repeated these activities for the entire stay.

The breakfast is included in the price and is better than average as Continental breakfasts go. I suspect I've been spoiled by my alltime favorite Residence Inn by Marriotts in Portland which has the best Continental breakfast I've ever seen.

The boys took the beds and I took the sofa which was nearer the door. We were all comfortable except for the fact that the room was near the elevator and the pinging woke me up at 6am.

There was a small kitchen with a minifridge, microwave, sink and coffee pot.

The facilities were very clean and the staff friendly. I would have liked a local paper but they didn't stock it. I'd stay there again.