Comfort Inn & Suites Rancho Cordova-Sacramento

I know, the title is confusing. This is a nice place, we would say the room renovations were a little more than nice, but it’s still an old hotel. The outside reflects its age, the inside not so much. But... this is near Folsom, and a clean, well managed hotel at a reasonable price is therefore an outstanding value. Hence the three rating. If you came for a romantic vacation, and wanted some place to be spoiled... wrong hotel.

My teammate stepped on a snake and we had to be moved because they couldn't find the snake we already found multiple cockroaches in our room!! We had to be moved three times because our first room was too sketchy as it was right outside facing the street and a creepy white van. Could hear people hanging on doors. service and staff were very friendly however, I don't recommend staying in this motel/hotel ever again!!!!

Stayed two nights while attending a gathering nearby. The bed felt hard, but slept well. The street noise and a refrigerated truck running all night in the parking lot outside could be heard through the door which opens directly outside. The design of the place looks very much like a Days Inn. The wi-fi was never working when I tried; they were supposedly working on it. Most of the TV channels didn't come in either (weak signal on cable?). Breakfast was a zoo as there were 100+ college kids there for a weekend meet. No jacuzzi either.

This location has an old school feel to its exterior, but has nicely updated room interiors. It was peaceful with a free hot breakfast available with DIY waffles, scrambled & hard boiled eggs, bacon, sausage links & typical continental breakfast items. If you’re there during the week, try to make it the nearby winery’s jazz music night on Tuesdays.

Customer Service: Great people working there. Very professional and helpful. Rooms: Nicely remodeled and spacious Breakfast: never made it down late enough (left early both mornings) Lobby: nice layout Probably will stay in a building next time in the area, the open motel feel is bit off at this exit, with the lobby being gated for homeless people or something.

This place is a little older granted but the prices reflect that. What it is is clean and the morning breakfast was a little better than many that I have found in these older less expensive places. The grounds are well kept up. The staff friendly.

This was our first visit since Mom moved into an assisted living facility. So, we needed to find a hotel as Moms house was no more. The Comfort Inn in Rancho Cordova was a good stop for us. The staff were quite helpful and friendly. Our room was pretty standard d fare but clean. Our door was kind of stiff so it took an extra tug but we enjoyed it just fine. It was convenient to Momsvplace in Fair Oaks. Adjacent to a sushi bar restaurant and plenty other places to eat. There was a free breakfast offered in a dining room off the lobby. Make your own waffles, scrambled eggs ham and bacon ready to eat. Lots of other options like fruit, cereal and coffee regular and decaffinated. Mother was worried that she heard there were some undesirable characters but we didn’t experience anything like that. When we visit her again, I’m sure we will stay there again.

I in error booked this hotel through Hotel.com. It is located on Folsom, the Comfort Inn I intended to book was off Folsom. I was told by a Rep I would not be penalized based on actually trying to book in Sac, not Rancho Cordova. A week later they pull the money out of my account and refuse to reimburse, even after it was explained to them the error. Reading the reviews of the condition of the hotel and the rudeness of the staff, I understand why they refused. Do yourself a favor and go to the Sacramento-University location.

My partner and I spent two nights at this remodeled but still very basic motel off the exit ramp on Highway 50 in Rancho Cordova. The room was OK. The breakfast was a paper plate and cellophane affair and had about as much flavor and finesse as an airline meal in super economy. So the hotel delivers advertised comfort at a fair price—nothing more, nothing less. If I could stop here, the hotel would get a unmemorable thumbs up from me. Now the rest of the story...Several weeks later as I am reviewing the bills to be paid for the month, I see a $200 charge.. it was not the deposit which was noted with a debit and credit. I write the hotel and the manager politely informs me that a $200 punitive fee was added to my bill because we violated the hotels “no pet” policy. My partner suffers a seizure disorder and requires the assistance of service animal to warn her and me of seizures in advance of their onset. This allows the seizures to be shorter in duration and for her to be positioned for safety when they begin. This warning provided by the dog is a blessing and probably is even a good thing for hotels and businesses who are relieved of the burden of reacting to a medical situation about which they may know little. . During our stay at comfort Onn, my partner has two seizures that we handled without notice or assistance. I again explained that under California law, service animals are not “pets” and hotels are prohibited from banning such animals and may not charge additional fees or assess penalties. The manager refused to reverse the charge or even answer our complaint. Realizing that people sometimes try to pass off the family pet as a service animal, I provided the manger with the fog’s registration data and a letter from her physician further certifying the dog as a legitimate service animal. The response from the hotel was essentially we can charge you so we will. How did these folks choose the hospitality business? They robbed us of $200 in violation of the law and common decency. Shame on Comfort Inn and Suites!