The Delta King is a restored
paddle steamer which lies in the Sacramento River in Old Sacramento. Delta King and sister ship the Delta Queen, switched between Sacramento and
San Francisco from 1927 to 1940. The journey of ten-and-a-half hour drink
included, shows, games and dining room. During World War II, they were painted
gray and used for various military tasks ranging from floating barracks to the
hospital. Riverboats are no longer useful in the Bay Area since the
construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, so the King languished in odd functions
Delta until he suffered his final negligence is poured and left half submerged
in San Francisco Bay. In 1984, King Delta was lifted from the mud and tides to
be restored to its former glory. It soon became the beautiful boat that now
claims the title of the only hotel in Old Sacramento.
There are 44 rooms available in the three main platforms of King Delta. They were made more spacious than the original 88 rooms. Since the boat has been completely renovated, we expected a modern hotel in a historic boat hull, but we were pleasantly surprised that built and furnished by the appropriate age. The room was clean, quite large and with original floors with curved hull of the boat and a tank-on-the-wall old toilet. Outside our room was a balcony deck shared overlooking the Sacramento River. In the morning we enjoyed a full breakfast at the Pilothouse restaurant and retired to a chair placemat on our terrace balcony. We watched the birds playing and feeding along the river while planning the timing of our active days. Although we were in one of the smaller rooms, the Delta King has several larger options, including "Captain Quarters," which includes the home of the original rudder and boat consumes two stories bow. We were glad we had booked a room with a river view of the city display option seen most of the Old Bag dock.
There are 44 rooms available in the three main platforms of King Delta. They were made more spacious than the original 88 rooms. Since the boat has been completely renovated, we expected a modern hotel in a historic boat hull, but we were pleasantly surprised that built and furnished by the appropriate age. The room was clean, quite large and with original floors with curved hull of the boat and a tank-on-the-wall old toilet. Outside our room was a balcony deck shared overlooking the Sacramento River. In the morning we enjoyed a full breakfast at the Pilothouse restaurant and retired to a chair placemat on our terrace balcony. We watched the birds playing and feeding along the river while planning the timing of our active days. Although we were in one of the smaller rooms, the Delta King has several larger options, including "Captain Quarters," which includes the home of the original rudder and boat consumes two stories bow. We were glad we had booked a room with a river view of the city display option seen most of the Old Bag dock.
The Delta King Hotel include a bar & grill and a stylish restaurant. Upon arrival, we enjoyed a Delta & Grill bar glass of wine to help recover our 6 hour drive to Sacramento. Interior spaces and exterior is available, both with stunning views up the Sacramento River. The Pilothouse restaurant covers the entire width of the boat and has a stained glass window wall with accents on each side. We enjoyed the fixed price meal options for shows that frequent the night aboard the boat. The meals were delicious and perfectly seasoned. The service was outstanding, which was comparable with the whole boat. After dinner, we went to the boat bottom to see a game. Delta King has two small theaters below where it organizes dinners murder mystery plays and put the local theater group, SacraMelo. We chose the game, which was a musical pun Peter Pan. The room was designed for children and adults. Theatrical presentations are available Friday and Saturday night with some Sunday matinees. The Delta King also has performances Thursday through Saturday night bar. On Fridays and Saturdays the king Delta offers wine events, including a school where you can become a wine connoisseur. Several conference rooms are also available for businesses, group events and weddings.
Much of staying at Delta King is the opportunity to enjoy Old Sacramento in the morning and evening, when there are no crowds. With good reason, because Old Sacramento is one of the largest cities of gold with several blocks of original and restored buildings. These old west buildings are occupied by tourist shops, museums, restaurants, bars, shops, ice cream, tour operators and more. We ventured out in the morning at the California State Railroad Museum. Be sure to start your tour of the museum, displaying its historical short film. Other offers include tours entertain Old Sac underground, historic train rides and carriage rides. Although King Delta remains anchored, Hornblower Cruises operates in the same jetty and offers river cruises, including meals and friendly. As the crowds developed in the afternoon, we went to downtown Sacramento to visit the State Capitol and Stanford Mansion. The State Capitol Building, California, is an impressive neoclassical structure with three stories high arches granite Corinthian columns and a huge dome cover. The proximity of Stanford Mansion was the original home of Leland and Jane Stanford, founder of Stanford University. The mansion is an impressive Victorian 4-storey house that was once the Governor's Mansion, and is now used as the official reception center in California by foreign dignitaries. Both Capitol and Stanford Mansion tours are free. Other popular attractions include the downtown Sacramento Crocker Art Museum, Governor Mansion and Fort Sutter.
The Delta King Hotel is easily accessible from Interstate 5 R Street. Conveniently browse the Old Sacramento streets before and K streets where valet hotel can alleviate the frustration of trying to find parking on the busy Old Sac. With great restaurants, entertainment and historic accommodation updated, The Delta King is one of the most elegant and exclusive hotels Gold Country. In addition, its location in Old Sacramento offers many more options for meals and entertainment. Prepare your platform shoes, favorite romance Mark Twain and head to the Delta King Hotel for your next vacation. Delta King Hotel is worth a visit during a stay or through Sacramento.
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