Find pet-friendly hotels in Stockton, CA from $60

"We went to Sacramento for a family members graduation from CSUS. Although the campus is near by to the hotel, the graduation is in downtown Sacramento at the Golden 1 Center (where the Kings play). The location of Larkspur made it easy to rideshare to and from the hotel and various venues. There was ample parking, and it seemed farily secure (didn't see broken windows in the parking lot, or broken glass on the ground). The room we had was fairly basic, but it had a great kitchenet. If the stay was longer, it would have been a great place to rest for a few days. Things I would change: Sound from the door way, we were on the 1st floor, by the elevators, and across from the laundry/ice room. We would not get a 1st floor room next time, and definitely not one so close to the door, the elevator, and the ice room. The breakfast they offered was not appealing, but will do in a pinch, on the go, or on a budget. It was pick a microwave entree, some coffee, some granola, cereal, and a few other options. Things we enjoyed: *Location! *Kitchenet *Ample parking, not secured per se, but no issues *Dog friendly *Responsive climate control in the room *Friendly staff *Amenities near by *Affordable *Comfortable bed *Hot water for showering *Other amenities I hope people found this review helpful. Regards,"

"Visiting my daughter and grandchildren. Love the location. Very close to their house. Property and rooms are clean. Very nice. We’ve stayed numerous times. "

"The staff was friendly. Rooms were clean and the experience was amazing "

"Gives a very luxurious feeling even though you’re still in Stockton "

"Monday is a little slow "

"Simple but clean and beds were comfortable"

"It is a recently remodeled hotel and clean. Had a positive experience and happy to have selected this location for a short visit with family to Sacramento."

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"It’s supposed to be “secure” facility, but we noticed that the staff had a habit of leaving gates open ( so they can come in and out without swiping their card). We’ve seen hotel staff enter and/or exit supposedly secure gates and leave it open. It’s supposed to be secured shut and can only be accessed by the room card. Perhaps, retraining or a refresher on safety is in order?"