I have had written down that we are staying at the Delta Queen for one day, for a friend's show in…read morea neighboring hotel. Since I use a service animal, I wanted to confirm that we would be accommodated. I couldn't find a confirmation in my emails, so I called the hotel. I was met with an AI "assistant" with no way to speak to a human. I tried for over a week to confirm our reservation through phone calls, email, and the contact form on their website, I kept being told that I would hear back in one business day if I had a reservation. Since I never heard, I assumed I had made a mistake, gave up, and booked a new room. Lo and behold I get a confirmation text from "Possibly Spam," and it's the confirmation from the Delta Queen for both my initial reservation AND the new one I had just made. If someone had just picked up the phone or responded to any of the emails, I would still have the $150 I am now out because I tried to do my due diligence. Because of how close it is to the date we need to be up there, we will still be staying. I hope that when we do check in we get to talk to an actual human, and I can plead my case for a refund.

We just love staying here at the Queen! The staff is amazing and friendly…read more You really couldn't ask for a better location for this little gem of the Delta Each room has its own charm as well as character and the ambiance of this hotel is so welcoming! They are always more than happy to cater to our needs like and extra towel or pillow or just some friendly conversation! The town of Isleton is very unique and everyone is so friendly here! The locals here are really good folks and always wave back! Definitely recommend that you check out this hotel for a quick stay over or book a longer experience and take in the picturesque views of the beautiful Delta Loop and the surrounding areas of Sacramento County For the best experience be sure to book online it's the easiest hassle free way to start your adventure here at the Delta Queen Lodge! That is all folks!

Review #1,010 Posted on 9.13.26…read more We came here for our 17th anniversary on Saturday the 29th to stay for the night. This place is kind of unknown and it should be known, it's very nice. It's in Lodi in the cuts, and has this woodsy type of feel to it, serene almost too. The grounds were done really nice, and had tons of space too, very scenic. They've got a few different places on the grounds to eat at, and a huge spa which is my guess the main reason people come to stay here. The spa was very nice and a cool cool experience. The rooms are nice, just a tad odd how close they are to a residential sub division nearby where you can see into peoples yards and whatnot, that part threw me off a bit, kind of takes away from the privacy a bit. That's probably the only thing I would change from this. I would return 100% here.

This was my first visit to the restaurant at Wine & Roses since Appellation Hospitality took over…read more My friends and I have come here for special occasions over the years--most recently in September 2024 for a birthday celebration. Tonight, we returned for another birthday, but the experience was nothing like before. We arrived at 6:10 PM for our 6:15 reservation. Upon entering, the hostess walked right past us with another party, without so much as a "I'll be right with you." Another employee eventually asked if we'd been helped; when we said no, she said she'd find someone. We were finally seated, and our server, Monica, was the bright spot--attentive, friendly, and kept us updated on our food. That food, however, took nearly an hour to arrive, and we watched several tables who were seated after us receive their meals first. When our dishes did come, they arrived in stages--the succotash and salmon first, then the pork chop and gnudi about seven minutes later. Worse, nearly everything was cold and overdone. Pork chop: Unevenly cooked--some parts dry and overcooked, others undercooked. The potato purée was gummy and overworked, though well-seasoned. Salmon: Overcooked and bland; I had to ask for salt and pepper just to add flavor. The corn velouté underneath was unpleasant--the corn kernels were dried out and rock-hard (I circled the pieces I had to spit out in the photo). The beans were burnt, not charred, and tasted bitter and inedible. The succotash was flavorless and had 1/2 cherry tomato poorly executed. Gnudi: The lobster was chewy and overcooked, and the dish was dry--it desperately needed a sauce and a bright note like lemon to bring it together. The only course that delivered was dessert. For the price, the quality was disappointing across the board. Needless to say, we'll be looking for a new spot for our future celebrations.

I went here for lunch the other day, and will definitely be back! The food was great, the vibes…read morewere laid back and the service was amazing! Sabrina helped us, she was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and attentive without being overbearing. Her bubbly personality made her a joy to interact with! We had a great experience all the way around!

This is one of our absolute favorite places to dine, and once again, it did not disappoint! The…read morefood was delicious, fresh, and full of flavor, and the service was exceptional from start to finish. A special shout-out to our server, Jeidon, who truly made our experience memorable. He was friendly, attentive, professional, and genuinely seemed to care about providing outstanding service. During our conversation, we learned that he is working his way through college while earning an honest living, a testament to his dedication, ambition, and strong work ethic. It's always refreshing to encounter a young person who takes such pride in their work. Jeidon is a tremendous asset to this establishment, and his positive attitude elevated an already wonderful dining experience. Great food, great atmosphere, and exceptional service. We highly recommend this place and will definitely be back!

Always a sign that says back in 5 min, when open staff not very friendly. Food is a little pricey…read morefor the quality and portion sizes

A great Delta spot, keep your boat here our use their guest dock or have a cocktail and great meal…read morein the restaurant!

Martha was a very friendly, lovely hostess. The B&B was quirky. It was a fun experience. The bed…read morewas comfortable. Martha made us a yummy breakfast in the morning. She told some fun and interesting stories. She has a fantastic personality and kept us laughing. Knowing the building is very old, we weren't sure what to expect. It was clean kept and decorated with eclectic items. We had fun exploring the town the following day.

Love this place. Had a great time visiting the town and the owner Martha. We had a great time…read more The cowboy tub was not just relaxing but an awesome place for a photo shoot. Celebrated my 60th birthday in that tub.

Beautiful sunset on Steamboat Slough taken in August 2018. Incredible area…read more Lots of little animals, beavers, turtles and sealion

It maybe nice but we were told it's a private club by the managers who live on the top floor…read more Doesn't seem to match up with the other review.

Not enough purrs in perfect! We used to live in the Central Valley and came back to celebrate our…read moregranddaughter's birthday. We have never felt such peace and relaxation at any other stay. Loved being by the water, enjoyed the wildlife sounds, and everyone we came in contact with made us feel like the most important people at the Marina. We will definitely see you again at The Bungalows! Thank you!

Amazing sunset from waterfront bungalow with birds chirping and the sweet sound of boats motoring…read moreby kept our family vacation on track ... we can't wait to return .... highly recommend ! Excellent pricing, super clean, great restaurant, friendly helpful staff ... thank you !!!

Marco Polo found another gem! This one is a newly remodeled Victorian Inn just step from the…read moreSacramento River in Walnut Grove . The new owner Becky was super accommodating on my last minute call. I was enjoying a beverage at a local restaurant bar on the Delta called Guisti's. Wednesday is lobster night and Thursday night is Italian night. It's one backroad back to the Barlett Inn after a hint from the bartender. The Inn has several rooms and one at least with a private bathroom. I took the purple room with a comfortable queen bed. There was also a vanity and sink beautifully decorated. For a mid week price in the off-season of $84!!! Sweet ! There's a few small markets and shops in walking distance too. Another local bar called Tony's is just down the block from the Bartlett Inn. There is WiFi which is key! In addition, there is a common kitchen and living room. There's a lot of room with a hallway bathroom on both floors. Keep up the hard work Becky, and thanks for making me coffee in the morning!!! 5 Stars from Phish!

Very glad we found this place. If you know what you're getting, it might even rate five stars. To…read morebe clear, this is not a B & B. Rebecca puts out a nice continental breakfast, but isn't there to cook or serve anything for you. Not a problem for us, and she did clarify that beforehand. We came in the off season, so we had the place to ourselves. That said, the place is so nicely decorated, and very clean. Our room had a private bath and a cute little balcony overlooking the street. The neighborhood, while not "scary", is certainly not upscale. Working class families for sure, but everyone was friendly. Walnut Grove, and the delta in general, and dealing with a struggling economy, so just know that going in. But The Bartlett makes a great home base for touring around the area, and Rebecca was quick with lots of great recommendations for restaurants and such.