My husband and I stayed here for New Year's Eve. We paid $70 for the "superior" room. Regular rooms go for $50.

Now, for htis money, you'd expect a pretty skeevy place. However, this place is awesome. Not fancy, but scruplously clean, and with amenities and finishings that you might not find in a room for twise the price.

The bathroom is marble with high end finishings. The shower was very low-flow, but I suppose that's what you get from an eco-conscious hotel in a water-starved region.

The bed was fluffy and deluxe, with very high quality linens. Really MUCH nicer than you'd expect for the money. In fact, we stayed in some expensive places in Napa valley earlier on this road trip, and the bed was comparable to the bed in any of them.

So: not fancy, but kind of hip and incredibly comfortable. I'd stay here again any time.

This is a smartly renovated hotel in a transitional part of Sacramento. The feeling is like a contemporary Inn and the staff is very helpful. I was here for a conference downtown and the commute was simple each day. I would definitely recommend this hotel for those who like interesting places to stay that are far from routine.

This hotel creates its own category: "budget cool." We had never been to Sacramento before and chose this hotel based primarily on TripAdvisor reviews. We were not disappointed. Our room -- which we got for the unbelievably low price of $70/nt -- was spacious and nicely appointed. The bathroom was great and the bed was very comfortable with nice sheets. As noted in other reviews, the area in which the hotel is located is transitional; while there is some development and the area doesn't feel dangerous, there aren't a lot of places you can reach on foot. (It was a short trip to Old Sac and midtown, though.) Because there wasn't a lot nearby, it would have been nice to have coffee available in the room or in the office.
This hotel is definitely a good bargain.

The Greens Hotel and staff made my first, solo and shotgun visit to Sacramento the best vacation decision that I could have ever made.

At first, even the big-city Chi-town gal (me) was a bit overwhelmed walking out of the airport to 90°+ weather, hopping in a cab and driving across the sprawling dried summer grasslands of Sacramento. But, it all changed upon my arrival to the Greens.

You walk up to the place and it's such a warm, modern and fresh take on an a classic motel layout. The patio is blanketed with Cali flora (think cacti, hearty shrubbery), trendy outdoor furniture and mostly shaded, thanks to the thoughtfully arranged aerial sheets of tarp pulled tightly and securely.

I fell in love with my room. Vibrant, avocado green walls make up room "V" (which I stayed in). Layers of light and heavy black curtains over the window give you the option of shaded/partial light to complete darkness (which I neeeed to sleep at night). The contrasting red furniture was such a stylish touch, the black-and-white patterned floral carpet was clean and cute and the crisp, white sheets pulled everything together.

The staff was amazing. Rick and Yvonne were unbelievably accommodating. I could not have dreamed up a more pleasant, hospitable pair. They were the comfort that I needed while I was away from everything that I knew (behind the scenes: I booked the trip to Sacramento because the band I wanted to see wasn't coming to Chicago this summer. I didn't want to visit some close small town so I visited the far-away small city instead). They genuinely wanted to make sure my trip was enjoyable and they succeeded.

Would I stay at the Greens again? Definitely! It was so refreshing to find a successful non-chain, environmentally conscious hotel to add to my much needed vacation. Thanks, Greens :)