The Greens Hotel - Del Paso Blvd

Definitely recommended staying at this nice hotel

Room was filled with roaches! Had to move rooms three times. 1.) Leaking toilet 2.) Room door didnt lock microwave cord didnt reach wall 3.) Roaches, and bugs in bed Manager didnt offer refund! I was dine and exhausted from moving 3 times and no sleeping well. Contacting expedia for my money back

I like it was gated but the bathroom was really dirty

Overall the room was meh, for what u pay for. Staff was great and friendly. The area is sketchy. I didn't question why they didn't charge for parking which is gated with a code to enter, when returning back to the hotel later after we had left, there was no parking. The parking is minimal,i think the hotel was booked, with little parking for guests. There is a nice little coffee shop connected to the north side of the hotel. Fyi, there are 2 Greens Hotels, we ended up almost 15 away cause we put the wrong one in our maps.

Roaches crawling everywhere… out in the open. Dirty counters dirty microwave no parking.

On a road trip to Seattle. Moving from SoCal. I have a bunch of stuff with me so I loved the fact that the hotel had gated parking. I felt really safe. What I didn’t like was how the room smelled bad, the bed sheets had stains, and they leave the plastic wrapping on the mattress so it felt like I was sleeping on a rock. Luckily I was only there for the night before I continued my road trip again.

Absolutely dilapidated and disgusting. We stayed all of 15 minutes. I found numerous places where there was unusual wear and filth. I also found an empty condom wrapper on the floor. It was unacceptable. I contacted Hotels.com and they did nothing. We found another hotel nearby. Suffice to say I will not be staying at the Greens Hotel or any other Hotels.com property any time soon.

I have known about this property for years, but finally had the chance to stay here for an extended time. Uptown, aka The Heights, isn't the best neighborhood in general. But the immediate area has a lot to offer for food and drink. The hotel property is gated, creating an oasis of a compound. It's quiet, not terribly busy except on weekends, they often sell out. The hotel was built back when things were solid. You do not hear the next room through the walls, better than most hotels these days, by far. It's overseen by a kind Indian family that do a good job and keep things clean, and most of the riff raff out. All of the food establishments on the block are good, the brewery across the street is exceptional, the bbq place on the corner is a great value. Mass transportation (RT Light Rail+ busses) is a block away. A VERY convenient location for anything Sacramento. The rates are among the lowest in the entire city. If you book 6 nights, you get a weekly rate that's even better. The rooms are large, and come with a regular upright fridge/freezer, a decent microwave, and sink. The bathrooms are good size with an easy 2 person size shower. Threre is a pool, that sems functioning, but apparantly not open till next year. And finally, and most important to me: Dog Friendly

Cigarette burns and/or stains on comforter. Weird smell in room. Only one towel best described as a bathmat.

It was clean and service was good. Probably not the best neighborhood in Sacramento but the entry is was gated so overall fine