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Hostels in Sacramento, USA
5 hostels available. Prices start from $14 for a dorm bed.
Hi - Sacramento Mansion Hostel
Free Breakfast
Solo TravellerYouth Hostel
"…It is worth staying here just to see the interior of this mansion. The hostel is pretty big and was fairly empty when I was there -- so it was peaceful and quiet, but not much of a community
from $22.44
Party Hostel
"Good, quiet, friendly stay problems, guests helpful and friendly. - No problem." …6959 Wolfgram Way
from $12.73
Party HostelSolo Traveller
"…Check in from 15:00 to 20:00 . Check out before 11:00 . Payment upon arrival by credit cards, debit cards except Diners Card. this property may pre-authorise your card before arrival. Taxes
from $12.34
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Get to know Sacramento
Sacramento, the capital of California, is located in Northern California, northeast of San Francisco. Sacramento was an important trade point during the California gold rush, with stagecoaches, riverboats, and trains from the First Continental Railroad continuously arriving at the city. Today, there are many aspects of the city to enjoy, from its history, to its natural beauty, or its nightlife scene. Most things to do are centrally located around the Capitol building.
Sutter’s Fort is one of Sacramento’s first buildings, established in 1839 by the city’s founder, the Swiss pioneer Johann Sutter. Old Sacramento has many buildings from the mid-nineteenth century, history museums, and novelty shops. You can ride an early-twentieth-century train from the Sacramento Southern Railroad alongside the beautiful Sacramento River. Outdoors, check out the California Delta, American River Bicycle Trail, American River Parkway, Sacramento Zoo, and Old City Cemetery. For shopping, head to the Downtown Plaza.
There are several major nightclubs in Sacramento, with your choice of electronica, hip-hop, rock and pop, techno, or funk. Sacramento is also known for Dixieland Jazz, so you can expect to find a lot of jazz bars. Annual events include the Sacramento Jazz Jubilee, Sacramento French Film Festival, Sacramento Japanese Film Festival, and the Sacramento Horror Film Festival.
You can find a Sacramento hostel near Old Sacramento and Capitol Park, which puts you within reach of most of Sacramento’s historical attractions and its nightlife scene. The Sacramento City Convention Center, Downtown Plaza, California State Indian Museum, Center for Contemporary Art, Sacramento History Museum, Sutter’s Fort, and the Sacramento Southern Railroad are all within walking distance. The Sacramento Regional Transit system offers bus and rail services throughout the city. Hostels in Sacramento are priced similarly to other major cities in California. Sacramento can be reached by the I-5, by Greyhound, by Amtrak, or by plane at the Sacramento International Airport.
Sacramento Hostel Cheatsheet
Above we list every single hostel there is in the city. Let us take a broader look at what you can expect - and what not. We created this cheatsheet for you to get a more complete picture of the hostel quality in Sacramento, average prices and types of hostels to choose from.
Total number of hostels | 5 |
Average dorm price | $39 |
Average private room price | $69 |
Cheapest hostel in Sacramento | WHOLE Family - WholeVille with $30 |
Party hostels in Sacramento | WHOLE Family - Wolfgram (4 in total) |
Average rating of all hostels | 7.5 |
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