Very convenient to the hospital for a class I had to take, but not near much else. There was a small restaurant in the lobby, great food but quite pricy. $10 for a sandwich, $6 to $8 for breakfast unless you just got yogurt. The hotel market sold Lean Cuisines but they were $5 each. VERY slow service at the restaurant.
The room was okay, clean bathroom but furniture in room was older and musty smelling. Outdated furniture. Paid $149/night so was disappointed.
Ate some meals at the hospital cafeteria, Burger King was 4 blocks away.

Stayed here for an interview at Davis nearby. Parking is free in the outside lot, though it may sometimes get very full and I'm not sure where else to park. There is parking in front and more out in the back.

Loved my room, even though it was on second floor. Two queen bedroom. One bed for me, another bed for my stuff. They left me with a total of ten soft pillows, eight bath towels, and four face towels. :) Comfy bed. Warm room. Only drawback is the heating is not digital and does not shut off when the room is warm enough.

Service was okay. In the morning there was just one person doing check out and I was in a hurry and had to wait forever.

I stayed here for a function at the UC Davis med center, and while the location for it was superb, everything else was less than. The lobby was almost finished with its remodeling, but the breakfast area was not complete. I arrived late at night and the night staff did not come to the front desk for several minutes. After knocking on the desk and calling out "hello" several times, someone finally came out to check me in.

The lobby is pristine, but the rooms are very ho-hum. In fact they are tiny. Parts of it looked modernized, whereas other parts were shabby and outdated. The beds were comfortable and the lightening-speed internet connection was nice. Check-out service was efficient. So overall, a mixed review...

I would stay here again if visiting the med center. Otherwise, there are better options in Sac.

Stayed here for a conference at Shriners. Initially I was really annoyed by the lack of empathy demonstrated by the front desk person when we could not check in early after driving for 8 hours straight AND having a VERY restless 3 year old. But in his defense, he probably could do much AND I was exhausted by the drive, so i might have been a little sensitive at the time...maybe? I think it's also just the patronizing tone of voice or "too bad" attitude that's given off that makes it soooooo irritating! Also, room walls were horribly thin and could hear EVERYTHING! If you want silence, this may not be guaranteed. During our stay, there were a whole bunch of families there for an AYSO soccer tournament. So there were kids running up and down the hall throughout the day. I have a 3 year old son, so I didn't mind too much, but most would probably not be too happy. The two good things about our stay...WiFi and the food at the bistro was good. The only negative part of the restaurant was the attitude and service of one female waitress. Don't remember her name, but she was the only white lady serving with a constant deadpan or irritated facial expression...luckily the food made up for it. The other inconvenience, was the current construction happening...it's kind of claustrophobic in there too. Granted, the pic of the new design looks promising though. If you have a conference or something for business to attend, the location is awesome, though; for this alone, I would recommend to stay here. Just remember, as the front desk guy told me,...ma'am were not a full service hotel. Meaning if you go into the stay with the knowledge if some of these inconveniences, you may have a better experience.