Studio 6 Extended Stay Sacramento Arden Way CA
2100 Harvard St, Sacramento, CA 95815, Sacramento, United States
3-star hotel
Guest rating: 3.5 / 5
Studio 6 Extended Stay Sacramento Arden Way is a budget-friendly, no-frills extended-stay property set in a residential-commercial stretch of Sacramento near Harvard Street. Its straightforward rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, work desks, and in-room kitchens or kitchenettes with a fridge, cabinets, and in some units a stovetop -- geared squarely toward guests staying multiple nights or weeks. The hotel throws in complimentary breakfast and parking, plus on-site guest laundry facilities, easy conveniences for longer visits. Pets are welcome for an added fee, broadening its appeal to travelers on the road with animals. Location-wise, it sits about a mile from the Cal Expo event center, home to the California State Fair, and roughly two miles from Raging Waters Sacramento water park, putting seasonal fairground events and summer water-park outings within short reach. It's a utilitarian, value-oriented base rather than a resort experience, best suited to travelers prioritizing practicality over polish.
Best for
This hotel best suits long-term or extended-stay travelers, budget-conscious visitors, and pet owners, thanks to its in-room kitchens, guest laundry, and pet-friendly policy. It also works well for anyone attending events at Cal Expo or planning a day at Raging Waters, given the short one-to-two-mile distances to both attractions.
Travel tips
Keep in mind the hotel is about a mile from Cal Expo and two miles from Raging Waters, so a car is helpful for reaching both and getting around Sacramento generally. Breakfast is offered as a grab-and-go style perk rather than a full sit-down spread, so plan accordingly if you want a hot meal. Guests have noted the elevator can be temperamental, so those on upper floors with luggage should allow extra time.
What guests say
Guests frequently praise the friendly staff, room cleanliness, and the value of full or partial kitchens for cooking meals during longer stays, with several noting recent renovations. Recurring complaints include the absence of an in-room coffee maker, noise carrying over from other guests' rooms or music, and a breakfast offering that some found limited to takeaway items rather than a full spread. A few reviewers also flagged an unreliable elevator and expressed concern about safety or a transient atmosphere, citing loitering outside and a notable police presence on arrival. Overall sentiment skews positive for short, practical stays but is tempered by inconsistent amenities and occasional environment concerns.
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