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Sacramento

Peacefully located in a leafy valley of scenic rivers and trees, Sacramento corporate apartment residents will find themselves immersed in a cosmopolitan convergence of tall, gleaming buildings, hearty Victorians, as well as splendid restaurants and shops and a vibrant arts scene. Sacramento can be easily reached by flying into Sacramento International Airport (SMF) which is located 20 miles north of the downtown area. Amtrak also runs long distance and regional train service through the city, while those Sacramento corporate housing guests bringing a car will find that the area is conveniently located at the intersection of Interstate 5 and Interstate 80. While in Sacramento, those staying in a corporate apartment will find a variety of entertainment options, ranging from biking along part of the 32 miles of the American River bike trail to visiting some of the regions 200-plus wineries. With the city’s location in the center of Northern California, corporate apartment residents will find all of the sites and attractions of Lake Tahoe, San Francisco and Napa Valley within a short drive.
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Arden

"The Arden-Arcade Community is located East of Downtown Sacramento The Community encompasses about 13,000 acres or 21 square miles. The area was part of the “Haggin Grant” in 1910, which was a portion of an old Mexican Land Grant to John S...

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Downtown

Since its humble beginnings as a tent city, Sacramento’s fate has been intertwined with its namesake, the Sacramento River. Today, Old Sacramento is a 12-block restored neighborhood between the river and Interstate 5 and is a state historic district ...

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Elk Grove

After playing its part in the early Gold Rush and statehood history of California, a close-knit community evolved with a distinctly rural and Western lifestyle. Despite its close proximity to California’s capital city, Elk Grove remained qu...

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Folsom

East of downtown Sacramento, the town of Folsom traces its history directly to the Gold Rush. Along a four-block stretch of Sutter Street, now designated a historic district, are restaurants, coffeehouses and boutiques. Also, here, you will find the ...

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Natomas

With its convenient location just minutes to Downtown Sacramento, the Sacramento International Airport, Arco Arena, and nearby Fortune 500 companies, Natomas is an ideal place to work, play, and live in a Marriott Execustay Sacramento temporary apart...

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Rancho Cordova

"Rancho Cordova is the newest, friendliest city in the heart of California. Located 15 miles East of Sacramento, the beautiful American River lines the northern border so you can enjoy rafting, a bike ride or walk along the famous American Ri...

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Rocklin

"Found East of Sacramento and nestled at the base of the Sierra foothills in beautiful Placer County, Rocklin is well known as a city that takes pride in the statement, ""A family community growing together."" Rocklin has evolved from a small ...

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Roseville

Whether you live, work or are visiting our community, Roseville has a lot to offer. Located just 16 miles northeast of Sacramento, the California State Capitol, Roseville has a reputation for hospitality and community spirit. Roseville has active cit...

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