Folsom Lake State Recreation Area Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Folsom Lake State Recreation Area guest houses

1. The Davies Family Inn

Placerville

christopher

HK$873 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Aug - 14 Aug

32-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels, Netflix, streaming services

2. Harbinson House

Central Sacramento

Marisela

HK$1,192 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Aug - 14 Aug

3. Shady Knoll getaway. A peaceful escape in the mountains.

Grass Valley

Calvin J.

HK$1,561 total

includes taxes & fees

12 Aug - 13 Aug

Coffee/tea maker, fridge, microwave, oven

4. Midtown Gem with Secret Speakeasy

Central Sacramento

Emily K.

HK$1,589 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Sept - 2 Sept

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Top Folsom Lake State Recreation Area Hotel Reviews

Delta King Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Always Good! Great staff!"

Hyatt Centric Downtown Sacramento

10/10 Excellent

"This is a nice hotel that is within walking distance of the baseball park. There are a lot of restaurants within walking distance as well. The staff was friendly and helpful. The valets were also very friendly (self-parking is a hassle so valet is best way to go). The room was clean and spacious."

Best Western Plus Rancho Cordova Inn

8/10 Good

"In general, my experience was good. Best Western -Rancho Cordova is a good balance between cost and usability. My biggest gripe (this stay) is not really Best Western's fault. This is just a note to my fellow travelers: It's better not to use the elevator near the front desk any time near 9 AM. There are just too many people! This is a high traffic time. When I was trying to get to the second floor from the ground floor, it seemed to take forever. When the door finally opened, a guest came out. When I got in - again - it took a long time for anything to happen. When I finally got to the second floor, the door opened and a guest was waiting. It seemed like (in both cases) the other person and myself were making requests to the elevator, and it didn't know what to do. Going back to my tech school days, I bet one approach that might fix the issue: use something as simple as a vintage Intel 8-bit microprocessor. Interface it to the elevator. It could be programmed so that 1) the elevator will only respond to the first person who presses the button, or 2) the elevator will only respond to the person who is physically closest to the passenger compartment, or 3) the elevator gives first priority to someone who has already entered the passenger compartment... you get the idea. Instead of the people getting jerked around by a system that doesn't know what to do, the system has been assigned priorities that fairly saves everyone time. Next time, I will walk."

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