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The Exchange Sacramento, Curio Collection

Sacramento, California, United States · Curio Collection · Accessible Luxury

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The Exchange Sacramento occupies the 1914 California Fruit Building, a ten-story Beaux-Arts Renaissance Revival tower by architect Charles Kaiser that was the tallest building west of the Mississippi River when it opened, housing the California Fruit Exchange growers' cooperative and some 70 offices. Local farmer Sunny Dale acquired the derelict tower in 2014; after meticulous restoration it reopened September 29, 2021 as a Curio Collection hotel preserving a nine-story spiral staircase, marble lobby, and the building's original mailbox across 100 guest rooms.

About The Exchange Sacramento, Curio Collection

History

The Exchange occupies the 1914 California Fruit Building at 1006 4th Street, a ten-story Beaux-Arts Renaissance Revival tower by Charles Kaiser, once called the tallest building west of the Mississippi, home to the California Fruit Exchange growers' cooperative and about 70 offices. Farmer Sunny Dale bought the derelict tower in 2014. It reopened 29 September 2021 as a 100-room Curio Collection hotel, keeping the nine-story spiral staircase, marble lobby, and original mailbox. Willow opened in September 2022.

The setting

At 1006 4th Street in downtown Sacramento. Golden 1 Center is a short walk. The Capitol is a little farther. This is the 1914 Fruit Building, not a midtown motel.

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