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Hilton Garden Inn
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6 reviews for Hilton Garden Inn
Eh, not so much. They are asking $129/night. Totally not worth it. I used priceline for the first time. Night one I paid $66 (plus fees, it was about $80). I'm from Roseville so I hadn't even planned on a hotel stay but when I arrived in town from So Cal...hung over, exhausted, with the beginning of a cold...I decided a hotel stay instead of inconveniencing a friend was exactly what I needed. They were out of king beds. Bummer. My room had an old school TV (apparently they have some rooms with flat screens...maybe I didn't get because I used priceline?) with limited channels. Decent bathroom products (I'm always annoyed when hotels do not have conditioner). I woke up in the morning and still wasn't feeling my best so I called downstairs to see if I could get the same rate for a second night and was denied. I went back to priceline and this time got it for $49/night...about $60 total. Silly Hilton Garden.
Great location - very convenient if you need to be in Roseville....but that town has everything...why would you ever leave (oh wait...I did). Miss you Roseville!!!
While this place is not my ideal hotel, it certainly wasn't bad or unbearable.
The room was cozy and quiet, although somewhat dated in style and appearance. I love the in-room workout kits that HGI provides; however, this particular property's kits were all incomplete, i.e. lacking certain resistance bands or medicine balls etc. Also interesting was the fact that the last night I checked out an in-room kit, I opened it to find a pair of women's pants... When I returned the kit (with free pants) to the front desk employee and explained that I found mystery pants in the bag, she said "OK!" and took the bag, as-is, and put it back on the shelf so that some other fortunate traveler might find her (or his...) size. Kind of odd, but oh well.
The place is quite convenient to the "features" of Roseville. The Galleria as well as several decent eateries are a quick trip from the door.
If I were returning to Roseville, I'd try to move up a bit on the nice scale, but this place is certainly acceptable and is a decent bet.
I give this place 3 stars based on the value and condition of the rooms, and I got it on Hotwire for 69 bucks a night. The TV only gets about 11 channels and none of them are ESPN; after a long day of work I need my Sportscenter.
I will say that the staff is very friendly and accomadating.
The larkspur landing hotel, that actually shares a parking lot with this hotel, is much more comfortable and costs less than the normal rate of $139 here.
Affordable prices, friendly and helpful staff, and excellent service make this hotel one of my favorites. They always remember me, and are courteous and helpful. If you're in Roseville and need a place to stay, think of this hotel first.
you might wonder what the heck i was doing in roseville. i was there for a friend's wedding and they got a group rate at the marriott fairfield inn across the street. i booked in advance and got the AAA rate - which was cheaper than the wedding group rate. we checked out one of the rooms at their place and our room was bigger and better.
they have an outdoor pool (the others in the area have indoor ones). there is a water park and an in and out in the area.
they had cookies out when we checked in and they were good...
Eh. I have to admit I liked the Roseville Residence Inn right across the street quite a bit more then this place. It's ok, the hotel room is smaller, and everything smells of very heavy cleaners. Also the beddings are worn, spotted and not very high quality. And the walls seem kind of thin to me. Still the place across the street is $80 more a night. On the plus side they have free Internet service, which is a must since I'm on a business trip. You can buy breakfast here in the morning, with eggs, toast, waffles, bacon and the works for $8.95 an adult. If I weren't on a business trip I wouldn't stay here. It's just not worth the money, the lobby is nice with a fireplace and comfy chairs, but I would say that the rooms are starting to show wear.
