“Treat yourself when exploring Midtown.”
I came to town for a concert at Harlow's and the hotel was less than a block away, making it the perfect place to stay. I was upgraded to a room with a kitchen, which the staff did nicely because I had two dogs. I stayed on Floor 2 in the original brick building, so the room had an exposed brick wall and was basically sound‑proof. The higher floors are a built‑on addition and look less authentic. The AC unit was so quiet I couldn’t even hear it turn on. The bed and couch were super comfortable, and the bedding and pillows were high‑quality. Breakfast was top notch—eggs, pancakes, tater tots, sausage, yogurt, granola, fruit—and the staff kept refilling and making sure everything stayed hot. Three beautiful parks were close by, and we loved the rose garden at McKinley Park the best. The only negatives were that there is no hotel parking lot, and valet costs $45 per night. I booked a spot in the Sutter Health garage less than two blocks away via Spothero for $30 for the whole weekend. There isn’t a good place to pull up to load or unload your car; I got lucky with a metered street spot. The toilet seat was cheap plastic and kept moving when I sat on it, so upgrading the seats would match the high‑end bathrooms. Lots of nightclubs surround the hotel, so on a Saturday night the scene outside was rowdy, but I couldn’t hear anything from my brick sound‑proof room. A few unhoused people were in the park across the street and around the area, but that’s part of Sacramento, like any big city, and no one bothered me—many people commented on how cute my dogs were. Finally, there is a pet cleaning fee of $100 per night, which is a little steep, especially for dogs that don’t shed. My two‑night stay cost almost $1,000.
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