Newly renovated “River City Suite” now available at the Sacramento Hostel

October 17, 2007

Already an example of Gold-Rush era elegance, the Sacramento Hostel now offers travelers one more great reason to wander through its carved double doors: the newly renovated River City Suite.

Originally the butler’s pantry of the historic mansion, the space has found a new life while retaining its old Victorian charm. New wood finishing, fresh carpeting, and crisp bedding create a warm and sunny space that provides a 19th century ambiance with 21st century comforts. The River City Suite also boasts the hostel’s only attached, private bathroom, making this a perfect place for a relaxing weekend getaway for one or two budget travelers.

The Sacramento Hostel is one of the last remaining Gold Rush-era buildings on historic Merchant Row, in the heart of the California state capital. It features lavish sitting rooms, stained glass skylights, elegantly carved stairways, and chandeliers. A wraparound veranda, outdoor patio with umbrella tables and fountain, and beautifully landscaped gardens add to the mansion’s historic appeal.

On top of the marvelous antique architecture, the hostel provides guests with modern amenities including DSL Internet, free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, on-site laundry, and private parking. With both shared and private rooms available, the Sacramento Hostel is a unique and affordable choice for travelers of all ages to experience the city’s rich landscape, easy-going atmosphere, and top-quality attractions.