I stayed here on a business trip and twice in two days cars were broken into by smashing the driver windows. This was in broad daylight and in the front area near the entry! Staff conceded there were no security cameras in the parking lot and I never saw a security guard. The pool and spa were closed "for health reasons" a worker conceded. Other than that, a pretty average hotel.

When we booked our room we were told we would have a refrigerator and a hot breakfast included with the room.
Upon checking in, we found no refrigerator. I called the front desk and was told it was an extra $28. I asked about our "included" hot breakfast and was told that was not part of our reservation. I had called and confirmed this with their front desk the day before.
I was referred to their "guest relations" dept, who offered us no satisfaction.
The room was also on the freeway side and was very noisy. The front desk seemed overworked and understaffed. My teenage daughter was totally ignored at the front desk when she was waiting to ask a question.
Very overpriced for what you get.

Let me start by saying that the staff at this hotel is far superior to the hotel itself. This crew should br working at a Four Seasons if Sacramento had one.

I actually stayed here because we wanted to see the band playing in their bar and not drive home after drinking. The room needed a good carpet and furniture cleaning as it had several stains, and this was a suite. Bed was comfy and big.

The nice part is that guests get into the bar free, others pay $10 per person. They also give you one free drink, but the bartenders here pour some really nasty tasting drinks.

breakfast was good too.

This is an older hotel that saw it's heyday when McClellan Air Base was still active and catered to military personnel. Now it appears to cater primarily to civilian federal and state personnel, but while I was there, I did see a group of young kids staying there. The Aces restaurant is situated in the hotel and has a military motif with photos from previous wars. A conning tower is part of the building and apparently there was a P-51 attached to the top of the tower, but has long been taken down. Part of the Aces serves a complementary breakfast. They also serve lunch. The prices are typical of Sacrramento. Plan on spending about 10.00 for lunch, excluding the tip. The restaurant staff are friendly and helpful. For dinner, the lounge is open and the menu gets a little more expensive. Plan on spending about 25.00 for dinner. The staff are friendly and the rooms are quiet, but make sure that you reserve a room farther from I-80. This hotel is right next to the freeway. The room was clean and everything worked including the complementary high speed internet. The room appears to have been refurbished some time in the last year. Lastly plan on walking a lot around the hotel. When I was there, one of the elevators was out of order for about one and half days. The bottomline is I would stay here again and I'd recommend it.