Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Sacramento

A little bit of a drive, but fun every time, never left down, always had a good time. Fun slots, can be expensive but something for everyone. Servers are quick and nice. Table games were entertaining bac and pai gow were fun. Restaurant Youyu was 🔥 wonton soup, black pepper beef tenderloin was gas. Cool promotions as well, Lots of incentives to come back and I will be back lol

Hardrock is, hands down, my favorite place to visit. It has great slot and tables games, fun prizes and contests, the new sports bar is great for watching your favorite sports. However, the highlight of my visits is Council Oaks Steakhouse and the most AMAZING bartender, DANNY! His knowledge on food served at the steakhouse and mixology skills are top notch. 5 star service, 10 star cocktails and he’s got A++ personality. (And Ladies, Danny’s quite easy on the eyes!! 🔥💪) I highly suggest his Old Fashion with his "twists" of variations, however, he has a cocktail for everyone, just tell him what you like and he will make it better than you’ve ever had! You will not be sorry trying out Danny and his amazing cocktails!

The overall stay was very good. The room was a typical casino type room that really designed for you to stay in too much but comfortable enough. Their food choices are pretty damn good. They have a good deal on the buffet, especially if you got a player card.

We went to see Neil Degrasse Tyson speak at the Hard Rock Live room in the hotel. The staff was super helpful. The sound was great. The seats at just straight folding chairs so you wouldnt be dumb for bringing your own seat cushion to the show. After the show the parking lot is crazy as there is only one exit. We sat in the parking lit for a ½ hour just waiting to pull out of our spot. But otherwise a good experience. Also... its out there in the sticks. Calling it Sacramento is a stretch

I was there for a show. Very nice venue with several bar/snack areas. We had excellent seats and the urshers were so helpful. Show was great! The service and food was excellent at the Hard Rock Cafe. We both had the bbq pulled pork sandwich. A lil sweet, but delicious. The French fries were the best I've ever had! And the casino was fun. I love slots and they had plenty! No, I didn't hit a big one but I had fun trying! But the service from every staff member encountered was really kind, patient, knowledgeable - excellent!

This casino is really far out there, or as they say - "in the boonies." It is a small casino though, not very many options when it comes to food, especially late night. They do have delicious matcha! I will say that! Service - Their service is also a plus! I wish it wasn't so hard to find waiters/waitresses. From what I see, if you have a higher-tier casino card, you can reserve games and call for drink services. If you are poor, then I guess you can stay thirsty and can't hold a machine to play longer. They don't trust poorer or lesser people to come back to a machine. Food - Their buffet is only worth it on the weekends, trust me. During the week a lot of their options taste like heated up microwave food. Their seafood is just frozen and heated up as well. Rarely, you can find some really good dishes, though. Youyu is very overpriced and very mediocre. Gifts - Their gifts can be cool and they always have some event or giveaways going on throughout the week. (it's mainly enjoyable if you can earn the credits/aren't a brokie. As a brokie I can vouch for that.) Free Play - The main thing that DOES NOT butter my biscuit is their free/bonus play system. I have won a hand pay and spent hundreds, and next month I get a measly five dollars in free play. Not even the worst casino (Cache Creek) does me dirty like that! Absolute insanity. If you are a big spender, just know coming here you won't get any incentive to persuade you to come back. In fact, that inspired me not to go, and that's why I'm here writing this.

Great rooms, awesome decor, very clean throughout the hotel, incredibly spacious walk-in shower, good customer service. Live music venue was fantastic. Great acoustics and sound design. Coffee shop: pretty good! I was just happy that it wasn’t a Starbucks (thank you!) and that they actually made their breakfast sandwiches there, to order, instead of throwing a frozen sandwich in a microwave. The Hard Rock Cafe = this is the only downside to this hotel. Mediocre food and service. The hotel and live music venue are the high points, for sure! Yes, they do have a nicer restaurant option, but it was hard to justify spending those kind of prices in Wheatland, CA. Maybe next time.