Check-in at Sheraton Redding Hotel At The Sundial Bridge was quick and easy, the friendly and professional front desk staff recognized me for my Bonvoy Platinum loyalty and offered us a complimentary room upgrade to a Sheridan Club Room on a higher floor.
The room upgrade also gave us access to the Sheraton Club, which I of course had to check out.
Review: Sheraton Club At Sheraton Redding Hotel At The Sundial Bridge (California)
At the time of our stay, most hotels were still in the midst of pandemic lockdowns – and thus hotel club lounge closures – so I was downright shocked to discover the Sheraton Club was open for business being that I hadn’t visited a hotel club lounge for almost two years.
After dropping off our bags in a room, we headed over to the Sheraton Club lounge which still bore the SPG Starwood Preferred Guest* signage (*yes, a tear was shed).
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Entrance To The Sheraton Club
I miss you SPG
The Sheraton Club Interior
We arrived at the Club at around 4:00 PM, when the Club was serving complementary beer and wine and light snacks.
The interior of the Sheraton Club was large with several big screen TV’s, couches, and tables.
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The Balcony
Being that it was summertime, most hotel guests [understandably] wanted to hangout on the lovely and large balcony with the view of Turtle Bay Park.
The balcony at the Sheraton Club is where you wanna be
Breakfast At Sheraton Club
As Bonvoy Platinum guests, we were given a complimentary breakfast at the Sheraton Club as a benefit.
Again, the Sheraton Club was a great choice – not only was the breakfast free – it was delicious and consisted of all the American standards including eggs, bacon, sausage, coffee, yogurt and orange juice.
The Sheraton Club was definitely more crowded for breakfast, but we were still able to find a place to sit.
The Bottom-Line Review: Sheraton Club At Sheraton Redding Hotel At The Sundial Bridge
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The Sheraton Club was perfect for an afternoon snack. There were sports & news on the TV’s, snacks a plenty, and complimentary beer and wine.
Breakfast was great too.
It had been several years (during the pandemic) where most hotel lounges around the world were closed. Not only only was the Sheraton Club open for business –Â it didn’t miss a beat.
If you have access, do yourself a favor and don’t miss this Sheraton Club.
