element sacramento

A Smart Stay with a Few Dim Bulbs

Dreamland Deluxe: The Bed Situation

Slumber seekers, rejoice! The bed setup in Room 228 is a near triumph, with a cloud-like mattress that cradles sleepers into blissful oblivion. The pillows and linens don’t quite reach that same celestial level, but they still make for a cozy cocoon. It’s a solid night’s sleep—unless, of course, the occasional noise from the outside world decides to crash the slumber party.

A Room Designed for the Practical, Not the Poetic

The room layout is a masterclass in efficiency, proving that good design is as much about function as it is about form. Travelers looking to get work done will find the workspace to be top-notch, with plentiful outlets ensuring all devices remain at full charge. The HVAC keeps the climate in check, but the view is nothing to write home about. Overall, it’s a well-designed space—more “smart urban traveler” than “luxurious getaway.”

A Bathroom That Gets the Job Done (and Then Some)

Cleanliness reigns supreme in the bathroom, with sparkling surfaces setting the stage for a refreshing experience. The water temperature and pressure make showering a joy, and the towels are soft enough to feel like a small indulgence. No complaints here—just a well-equipped washroom that delivers where it counts.

The Hotel: Solid but Not Spectacular

As a whole, the Element Sacramento brings reliable quality but doesn’t quite hit the “must-stay” level. The lobby is inviting, the WiFi is steady, and the fitness center is well-maintained. However, the bar/restaurant and location aren’t exactly standouts, making the overall experience feel competent but not particularly memorable. Service does its job with a smile, but don’t expect over-the-top hospitality.