Hotels with Kitchens in Sacramento

Historical district with tree-lined streets and old Victorians, Midtown Sacramento boasts a vibrant art, music, and cultural scene. Explore boutiques, bars, clubs, diverse dining options, and the urban winery, while enjoying pedestrian-friendly streets and bike lanes.

Step back in time at this U.S. National Historic Landmark District, where 19th-century buildings house restaurants and gift shops. Enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides, historic trains, riverboat cruises, and fascinating museums like the California State Railroad Museum.

East Sacramento dazzles with charming historic homes and tree-lined streets that make you want to slow down and savor the view. The "Fabulous Forties" area showcases stunning Tudor and Craftsman architecture from the early 1900s. McKinley Park invites you to wander through its rose garden or relax by the duck pond beneath century-old trees. Getting around is easy with three metro stations and wide sidewalks perfect for strolling. Scattered cafes and family restaurants provide tasty fuel for your explorations. Most visitors stay in upscale bed & breakfasts or vacation rentals in converted historic homes.

Land Park is a green paradise where families find joy around every corner. The stunning 166-acre William Land Park offers beautiful gardens and ponds perfect for peaceful strolls. Kids light up at Fairytale Town's storybook playsets, while animal lovers can spot over 140 species at Sacramento Zoo. Funderland's vintage rides complete this Sacramento family-friendly wonderland. Getting around is easiest with a car, though the neighborhood itself is wonderfully walkable with tree-shaded sidewalks. Two metro stations connect you to downtown Sacramento when you're ready to explore further. Most visitors stay in charming vacation rentals or boutique B&Bs tucked among the historic 1920s-era homes.