About Hilton Stockton
Nestled in San Joaquin Valley, the Hilton Stockton offers modern accommodations in Stockton’s bustling business district. Guests are just minutes away from the shops, eateries, and attractions of downtown.
Rooms offer city views and include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen televisions, mini-fridges, and Hilton Serenity beds. Executive suites add an exclusive pass to the Hilton Concierge Lounge.
Visitors can enjoy an outdoor pool, hot tub, and workout facilities. The hotel also features 13 meeting spaces for conferences, banquets, parties, and other functions.
The lobby coffee bar offers Starbucks throughout the day, and the Orchard Grill serves American cuisine, California wines, and a daily breakfast buffet. Visitors can also grab lunch, dinner, or drinks in the Canal Street Sports Bar.
The Hilton Stockton is five miles from the Haggin Museum, eight miles from the city center, 10 miles from the Micke Grove Zoo, and 15 miles from the Lodi Wine Center.
Positive Reviews
positive:
Clean and comfortable rooms.
The suites were described as cozy, clean, and well-kept. Reviewers specifically cited the comfortable beds which helped them get a good night's sleep, and several noted that the rooms are quiet despite the location near the interstate and downtown Stockton.
positive:
An ideal hotel for events and work functions.
Travelers who stayed at this hotel for business purposes stated that the establishment is highly accommodating for work-related functions. The location in Stockton's business district is convenient, and the event facilities and catering were well-reviewed.
positive:
Great amenities for the price.
From the atrium-style lobby to the well-kept common areas, the hotel facilities received high marks from visitors. Many said that the executive suites are worth the upgrade for the top-floor views and exclusive lounge access, while others greatly enjoyed the Starbucks coffee bar and the restaurant fare.
Negative Reviews
negative:
Booking, billing, and reception problems.
A number of reviewers reported problems such as slow reception, being over-charged for their stay, receiving unwanted up-charges, or being assigned the wrong room upon check-in. However, many who experienced these issues stated that management was helpful in getting them resolved.
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Not all staff are enthusiastic or professional.
Not all of the hotel's employees share an enthusiasm for serving guests. A few people noted issues such as rudeness from certain staff members, restaurant employees seeming overworked, or a general lack of adequate customer service training.
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Rooms are tired and could use updating.
Although most visitors found their rooms to be clean and tidy, many others felt that the furnishings and decor were dated and could use an update. Specific problems included stained rugs, peeling wallpaper, or lingering smoke odors from the hotel's previous owners.