Lake Natoma Inn - Folsom

This hotel seemed very vacation friendly! Although my visit there was during a business trip. I only saw the banquet room we had our class in for 4 days in December 2021. However the atmosphere seemed accommodating and cozy. The lobby, and the staff all seemed very friendly and welcoming. There are little stores and different businesses located on the rim of the parking area.This hotel struck me as a snow resort type feel. With its wood structure and mountain scape surroundings, it’s certainly a place I’d consider lodging at if I were vacationing with my family.Folsom is a very lovely town. I never knew it was so nice. Within walking distance from the Lake Natoma Inn, there’s a cute little town with boutiques, pubs, eateries, gift shops, a couple tattoo parlors, bars and all… There was area where kids can enjoy for travelers or locals. Looked like it was decorated for Christmas with a place for holiday photos. Tiny lights lit up the entire little town at night.Definitely a great place to stop in at.Folsom, Ca. is a great little town to visit if your traveling through.

We have stayed here previously and it was a nice experience.(3 years ago)This time however not so much. To start the parking lot had quite a bit of litter, used masks, and various piles of day+ old vomit.The reception staff was childish at best. Despite two wedding parties(50+ guests each) passing and gathering in the lobby wearing no masks, the staff refused to check us in without a mask on. Which is policy, fine. However, later that evening while walking to the (slow) elevator, the receptionist singled us out and told us to wear a mask, despite a group gathered five feet from the reception desk, all mask-less. If you are going to have a policy, then enforce it across the board.The room itself was okay, the mattress was rather stiff.At least for the 4th floor, the elevator hallway is very narrow. Definitely not wheelchair ADA compliant. At one point we had a 10 person line out the hallway just to get into an elevator.This experience was rather disappointing.

This hotel is in a great location. One or two blocks from Sutter St. easily walkable. Right next to the American river which has walking/bike paths, fishing and swimming. The hotel is a little old and needs some updating. They have a restaurant/bar in the lobby area. 24/7 gym. The rooms are decent size. They have an outdoor pool and hot tub. The hot tub wasn't working one of the days I was there but they fixed it by the next day. They also double charged me for a roll-away bed. I only noticed the extra charge after I checked out and asked for a print-out receipt. They however reimbursed me for the charge after I called them and let them know about it. I would stay here again and I recommend.

I stayed at this restaurant for 9 days, with 1 day remaining. My room was last cleaned 3 days ago. Today, on day 8, my room was not cleaned. When I contacted the staff, they informed me that I was not present when a staff member came to give me clean sheets to make my own bed. I was shocked to find out that it was my responsibility to make my own bed. This place might be okay for a one-night stay if you're on a budget, but I would recommend looking for another option for longer stays.

During our cycling trip from Sacramento to Folsom, we stayed at Lake Natoma Inn for two nights. The staff we encountered were all friendly and accommodating. Our room was clean and comfortable, and they even let us store our bikes in the room. We enjoyed a delicious and satisfying dinner at their restaurant, which left us with leftovers that we could refrigerate in our room. The hotel's location is convenient for exploring the old city, and we took a short walk to visit the Folsom Powerhouse State Park. This park is a must-see, with very informative guides.