The Hilton Sacramento Arden West hotel is a full service Sacramento hotel centrally located in the Point West Business District and is th... more »
The Hilton Sacramento Arden West hotel is a full service Sacramento hotel centrally located in the Point West Business District and is the only full-service, high-rise Hilton hotel in the Sacramento area. The hotel offers both business and leisure travelers outstanding accommodations and superior service.Our location allows for easy access to Cal Expo, home of the California State Fair and dozens of exhibitions and festivals. The California State Capitol, historic Old Sacramento and the Sacramento Convention Center are just five minutes south of the Hilton and the Roseville/Rocklin area is a quick 16 miles east.The Hilton Sacramento Arden West hotel is minutes from the Sacramento International Airport (SMF) and central to every major area freeway.The Hilton Sacramento Arden West hotel is situated within easy driving distance to several of the area's most popular sports and entertainment venues including Cherry Island Soccer Complex, the Sacramento Soccer Complex, Arco Arena, the Sleep Train Amphitheater and Sacramento State University. If time allows, let our complimentary shuttle service take you to the Arden Fair Mall, which is located just across the business 80 freeway. The Arden Fair Mall is home to 165 specialty shops including M.A.C. Cosmetics, Swarovski Crystals and, of course, See's Candy. Large retailers include Nordstrom, Macy's, JC Penney, Sears and Barnes & Noble. Guests can take in a movie if time permits at the United Artists Theater located in the Arden Fair Mall.Hilton Sacramento Arden West Hotel Features Include 100% non-smoking facility, Check-in kiosk and ticketing center, High-speed, wireless Internet access, Newly remodeled pool area & spa, Modern workout facility with all new Precor equipment, Exquisite Harvard Street Grille Restaurant, Cameo Lounge and coffee cart, Ample complimentary parking, Hilton hotel gift shop featuring sundry items, 18,000 square feet of newly renovated, flexible meeting space and open atrium dining area, Concierge level including an exclusive lounge area offering complimentary continental breakfast, evening hors d'oeuvres and late night sweets.Hilton Sacramento Arden West Hotel State-of-the-Art Guestroom Amenities 35" modern flat-screen, plasma televisions in all standard guestrooms, Wireless, high-speed Internet access available in every room, Hilton's Serenity Bed Package featuring European linens on Serta's Suite Dreams Mattress, Crabtree & Evelyn bath amenities, Work desk with two-line phone and voicemail, Cuisinart coffee maker, iron, ironing board and hairdryer, Concierge level rooms offer plush robes, 37" flat-screen plasma televisions, cordless telephones and access to the newly remodeled Concierge Lounge, MP3 compatible alarm clock, Daily USA Today newspaper delivery, Cable television, On Command movies and NintendoThe Hilton Sacramento Arden West Hotel NeighborhoodMinutes from one of the largest shopping, dining and entertainment venues in Sacramento including Taro Sushi, California Café, Elephant Bar, Starbucks®, Fresh Choice, Chevy's, Buca di Beppo, Nordstrom, Nordstrom Rack, Abercrombie & Fitch, Ann Taylor, Apple Computer, Coach Leather, Coldwater Creek, Godiva Chocolatier, Sbarro and Sephora.Raging Waters, Sacramento's premier water park and picnic facility, is located on the Cal Expo grounds, just across the Business 80 Freeway and offers a perfect venue for company events, family reunions and family fun for tournament attendees who have some time to enjoy the area.The Hilton Sacramento Arden West hotel is within 15 miles of McClellan Business Park, Mather Field, Sacramento Executive Airport and Franklin Field.Thunder Valley, the region's largest gambling casino, is located in Lincoln, California, just 25 minutes east of the hotel off Highway 65 from Interstate 80.Travel should take you places.
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Creating an impressive experience; the lovely Hilton Sacramento Arden West surrounds its guests with style; service and local area entertainment.
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59 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
It was a great hotel with a tremendous staff. The rooms are clean and comfortable and it is a short walk from Arden Mall, a huge mall that meets nearly every shoppers needs. Numerous restaurants are also within walking distance as is a megaplex theater center.
I am very likely
to return to the Hilton Sacramento Arden West.
I would definitely recommend it to friends.
I left wondering "What has become of Hilton?" A big hotel, so I guess I shouldn't be surprised at the teenagers renting multiple rooms. Management was feckless. They actually told a guest to investigate a noise complaint/party...
45 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for business
Can't tell if hotel management was treating me differently because I booked through a discount web site or whether they were just clueless. I was actually told by the front desk manager to investigate a noise complaint myself. I guess the multiple rooms of teenagers on the floor below was too difficult to identify. It's a big hotel; and it looks like they will do whatever it takes to fill the beds. Be forewarned.
41 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for business
Worst coffee in any hotel/motel that I've stayed in during the last 2-decades. The coffee makers in the rooms were cute, but almost unusable -- quickly bubbling out a wretched brew. I experimented with a few different options. Nothing was drinkable, except for the most stouthearted. The restaurant's coffee, the coffee served during banquets and organized meals, etc. was almost as bad as that spewed from the rooms' tiny coffee gadget. The one saving grace was the coffee cart near the main entrance. For $2, you could get a cup of coffee and cream/whatever. At least, if you didn't like it, the cart guy would apologetically thank you for letting him know, and he'd brew a fresh pot. This was as good a cup of joe that you could come by in the hotel.
As far as the Internet goes, the Hilton is miserly. The phones were hard-wired to the walls, and the Hilton wanted to charge $10 a day for Internet access in the room. We were unable to stay up on local news from home. We were worried about the fires...
Visit the Motherload. The hotel is in a light-industrial area, with nothing much within a short walk. The Motherload is a gritty dive bar a quick walk away, and deserves a visit! The folks are friendly. The prices are cheap, and they make you feel like they value your patronage.
In short, the bed was very comfortable, the coffee was unbearable, it was in the middle of nowhere, and the prices were high.
34 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
Can't recommend to anyone in Sacramento. Quite frankly, for a Hilton hotel I expected more. Service was lackluster, the room was TINY and in a state of disrepair. It hadn’t been cleaned before we arrived, and the bed was barely made. A broken TV remote took more than an hour to replace, and they actually called back at one point and suggested we just go to the sundry shop to buy batteries to see if that helped so “they wouldn’t need to come upstairs.” The executive lounge was open 24 hours – it was unattended and in need of restocking, good for getting some bottled waters for free but not much else. They have two computer terminals in the lounge as well that function as a business center, but there was a line for both stations due to in-room access issues other guests were having. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel to anyone – there are MUCH better properties in Sacramento.
I am not likely
to return to the Hilton Sacramento Arden West.
I would not recommend it to friends.
29 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Quite frankly, for a Hilton hotel I expected more. Service was lackluster, the room was TINY and in a state of disrepair. It hadn?t been cleaned before we arrived, and the bed was barely made. A broken TV remote took more than an hour to replace, and they actually called back at one point and suggested we just go to the sundry shop to buy batteries to see if that helped so they wouldn?t need to come upstairs.
The executive lounge was open 24 hours it was unattended and in need of restocking, good for getting some bottled waters for free but not much else. They have two computer terminals in the lounge as well that function as a business center, but there was a line for both stations due to in-room access issues other guests were having.
I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone. there are MUCH better properties in Sacramento.
Friendly staff, easy check in/out, great location.Must pay to use internet.“Every thing exceeded my expectations, except that I was asked to pay $10 to use the internet. This is the first time that I ever had to pay to use the internet at a hotel. I ...
The rooms were great.They still charge
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Posted Jun 19, 2007
Excellent
The rooms were great.They still charge for internet.“We were very happy with this hotel. The Red Lion is old and somewhat rundown, the Hilton is top drawer...
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