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2 Star Hotels in Santa Rosa

1. Hampton Inn & Suites Rohnert Park - Sonoma County
Hampton Inn & Suites Rohnert Park - Sonoma County
2. Hampton Inn & Suites Santa Rosa Sonoma Wine Country
Hampton Inn & Suites Santa Rosa Sonoma Wine Country
3. Holiday Inn Express Santa Rosa North by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Santa Rosa North by IHG
4. Best Western Plus Wine Country Inn & Suites
Best Western Plus Wine Country Inn & Suites
5. Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Santa Rosa South
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Santa Rosa South
6. Best Western Garden Inn
Best Western Garden Inn
7. Travelodge by Wyndham Santa Rosa Wine Country
Travelodge by Wyndham Santa Rosa Wine Country
8. Holiday Inn Express® Windsor Sonoma Wine Country by IHG
Holiday Inn Express® Windsor Sonoma Wine Country by IHG
9. Motel 6 – Santa Rosa, CA - South
Motel 6 – Santa Rosa, CA - South
10. Redwood Inn
Redwood Inn
11. Hampton Inn & Suites Windsor - Sonoma Wine Country
Hampton Inn & Suites Windsor - Sonoma Wine Country
12. North Bay Inn Santa Rosa
North Bay Inn Santa Rosa
13. Extended Stay America Suites Santa Rosa South
Extended Stay America Suites Santa Rosa South
14. Hillside Inn
Hillside Inn
15. Americas Best Value Inn Santa Rosa, CA
Americas Best Value Inn Santa Rosa, CA
16. Country Inn
Country Inn
17. Comfort Inn Rohnert Park Sonoma County
Comfort Inn Rohnert Park Sonoma County
18. Rodeway Inn Wine Country
Rodeway Inn Wine Country
19. Motel 6 Rohnert Park, CA
Motel 6 Rohnert Park, CA
20. Budget Inn
Budget InnTop neighborhoods in Santa Rosa
- Downtown Santa Rosa
- Historic Railroad Square
- Southwest Santa Rosa
- Junior College Neighborhood Association
- West Junior College

Downtown Santa Rosa
Downtown Santa Rosa buzzes with activity around Old Courthouse Square, where festivals and live music create a lively vibe. Explore the Museum of Sonoma County for local history or stroll through Luther Burbank's fragrant gardens. The Russian River Brewing Company anchors a thriving craft beer scene that keeps evenings interesting alongside tree-lined streets dotted with outdoor dining. Farm-to-table restaurants and casual brewpubs offer diverse dining options throughout the walkable downtown grid. Most attractions are within easy strolling distance, and local transit connects you to wider Sonoma County adventures. Boutique hotels and historic inns provide comfortable bases for exploring this wine country hub.

Historic Railroad Square
Santa Rosa's Historic Railroad Square welcomes you with early 1900s stone buildings that tell stories of its railroad past. Art galleries, wine tasting rooms, and the intimate 6th Street Playhouse create a lively scene for culture seekers. Converted railway structures now house artists' studios, craft breweries, and farm-to-table restaurants that showcase the best of Sonoma County flavors. The district is wonderfully walkable with wide streets designed for exploring at your own pace. You'll find charming boutique inns and B&Bs nearby, offering historic charm with modern comforts. Though public transit is limited, downtown Santa Rosa's transit hub is just a mile away.

Southwest Santa Rosa
Southwest Santa Rosa offers a genuine slice of local life away from the wine country bustle. The Joe Rodota Trail provides a scenic path for walking or cycling, while authentic Mexican restaurants and markets showcase the area's rich Latino cultural heritage. Nearby Railroad Square Historic District makes for an easy day trip when you're ready to explore beyond this peaceful residential enclave. Budget-friendly motels and vacation rentals make Southwest Santa Rosa an economical base for Sonoma County adventures. Getting around requires a car, but you'll find ample parking everywhere you go. The neighborhood's warm community vibe and affordable eateries serving exceptional carnitas and fresh tortillas give visitors a taste of everyday California life.

Junior College Neighborhood Association
Santa Rosa's Junior College neighborhood blends campus energy with relaxed residential charm. Students zip between modern academic buildings while locals stroll tree-lined streets dotted with modest homes and apartments. Catch cultural events at the college, then explore nearby attractions like the Sonoma County Museum and Luther Burbank Gardens. The area's authentic college town vibe offers a refreshing break from tourist crowds. Budget-friendly taco spots and coffee shops cater to student wallets and welcome hungry travelers. Well-connected bus routes make getting around easy, though having a car helps for venturing to Old Courthouse Square. Affordable motels and vacation rentals provide comfortable bases for experiencing this slice of everyday Santa Rosa life.









































































