Under 10 miles to the airport

Convenient spot off the I-5 and I-80, with the all-important courtesy shuttle to/from SMF (a quick 7-mile ride).

Onsite snack shop and gym.

Convenient spot with all the perks. Right off 80 and close to UC Davis.

Spot-on home base for easily getting to Cal Expo, Golden 1 Center, State Capitol, Arden Fair Mall, Old Sacramento and too many more to list here.

Hotel pool hits the spot when you need to cool off or swim it out.

In town for an event at the Convention Center? Way to pick a location – you’re minutes away!

There’s a Safeway & a cool li’l taphouse nearby. Grab a brewski (or two) before snagging ingredients for an imaginative dinner (cooked in ya in-room kitchen!).

Even world-class champion sleeper-inners maaay just want to get up for free breakfast.

Just off I-80 and perfectly situated for road trippin' to Sacramento, Napa and San Francisco.

Sure Stay By Best Western Sacramento South Natomas

We love a free breakfast spread and there’s a stellar one here – DIY waffles, fresh fruit, bagels & more (the list goes on).

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Here, they say it’s free (‘cause it is).

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Race fan? Not sure? A trip to Sacramento Raceway will most definitely confirm it one way or the other. Defffinitely worth knowing for sure-sure.

Tasty breakfast that just so happens to also be free.

Museums, shops, I-5, the train, courthouse, convention center and Capitol – all within blocks.

Recently renovated, simple décor has just the right amount of elegant accents.

Nearby to-do-ables include the zoo, the Railroad Museum and historic Old Town Sacramento (gooooold!).

Near downtown Sacramento and even nearer to historic Folsom. But first, free breakfast.

A short drive from buzzing downtown Sacramento.

Free breakfast! Yes, there’s coffee.

All-suite setup with kitchenettes, just west of the Blue Oaks Town Center in case you *desperately* need a new getup. (Also: dining!)

Comfy beds, DVD players and free WiFi... remind us why we would need to open the door again?