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Youth Hostel in Sacramento
Travel Tips for HI - Sacramento (Page 5/7)

Budget Meals Evening and Night Time Entertainment Visitor Attractions Where To Go Next
For good eats check out... 04 Dec 2010 Gilbert, USA:
All you can eat sushi at Azukar's before 2 pm. Old Soul is a nice coffee shop and they have a chess set and a library.
Don't miss... 04 Dec 2010 Gilbert, USA:
Sutter's Fort. Rent a bike for $20/day from City Bike Works. Try the trail on Sacramento and American Rivers. Get on going west on I street and come home on H street bridge.
04 Dec 2010 Gilbert, USA:
Try the Port Townsend, WA hostel
For good eats check out... 13 Nov 2010 Dan, USA:
Queen Sheba and Bangkok both good
For good eats check out... 06 Nov 2010 Timothy, Canada:
If you like coffee, there's a place near the capitol called Temple Coffee that makes really awesome espresso and drip coffee, highly recommend it. There's also a good, cheap Thai place nearby - I forget exactly where, but if you ask the desk staff they'll be able to tell you.
Don't miss... 19 Oct 2010 Donna, England & Wales:
A road trip to the wine country
Don't miss... 17 Oct 2010 Paul, England & Wales:
The Governor's Mansion and the Crocker, especially good value with the Gold card on a Sunday
For great nightlife try... 01 Oct 2010 Roland, USA:
I went to the Community Theater to see "Burn the Floor". It was a great evening.
Don't miss... 01 Oct 2010 Roland, USA:
The Capital tour and the River by the Old Sacramento.
For good eats check out... 25 Aug 2010 Jennifer, USA:
This hostel is central to many great eats in downtown Sacramento
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HI Hostel Sacramento

HI Sacramento hostel is an elegant 1885 Victorian mansion in the heart of downtown Sacramento, within walking distance of the Old Sacramento historic district, the Sacramento River, museum and the State Capitol. Need to go further? Why not raft down the American River, take a day trip to Gold Rush towns and Lake Tahoe or cycle the oak-lined American River bikeway. Accommodations are in shared, gender-specific or mixed dorm rooms, or in private rooms. Most rooms have shared bathrooms, but one private room with private bath is available. Guest may choose to stay in:
* Shared dorm rooms (8 to 10 beds per room)
* Private single/double room
* Private family room Facilities include:
* DSL Internet facilities and free WiFi
* On-site laundry
* On-site parking
* Information desk
* Baggage and bicycle storage
* Secure lockers
* 24-hour access for registered guests
* Wheelchair accessibility
* Group meeting space and/or accommodations available. The hostel has a spacious self-service kitchen where guests can prepare their own meals. The kitchen is fully equipped with stove, oven, microwave, coffeemaker, and ample refrigerator/freezer space. Pots and pans, dishes, and utensils are also provided. For dining, guests may opt for the light-filled dining room (complete with chandelier!), or the outdoor patio with fountain, umbrella tables, and barbecue. | more......