As we chatted about at last Friday's conference planning meeting, it might be a nice option for those attending the conference to be able to create hotel pools to split lodging costs. As such, UPPSA is structuring this post on its blog for those who have yet to book a hotel room and are either looking for a hotel partner(s) to split costs with, or just looking for a cheap hotel rate. All you need to do is add a comment to this post to keep the thread alive and other attendees informed.
So if you find a cheap hotel or hostel rate--post it! (along with the date you found it and where online) If you're in need of a hotel buddy, post your contact information.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
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APA Recommended Hotels:
Hilton New Orleans Riverside *Headquarters Hotel
2 Poydras St (1.0 blocks to Convention Center)
$219
Courtyard New Orleans Convention Center by Marriott
300 Julia St (2.0 blocks to Convention Center)
$169
Hotel Monteleone New Orleans
214 Royal St (1.0 miles to Convention Center)
$199
Loews New Orleans Hotel
300 Poydras St (3.0 blocks to Convention Center)
$209
New Orleans Marriott at the Convention Center
859 Convention Center Blvd (1.0 blocks to Convention Center)
$209
Renaissance Arts Hotel
700 Tchoupitoulas St (4.0 blocks to Convention Center)
$199
SpringHill Suites New Orleans Convention Center by Marriott
301 St Joseph St (2.0 blocks to Convention Center)
$169
Conference Location (Just to make sure you don't book a place in the sticks, too far away from the convention ctr.)
New Orleans Morial Convention Center
900 Convention Center Blvd
New Orleans, LA 70130
504-582-3023
Through sidestep.com, I found the following hotels (in the CBD) for the nights Friday, 4/9 thru Tuesday, 4/13 . . .
+O'Keefe Plaza Hotel for $101/night w/ taxes
+Holiday Inn Westback SE Tower for $108/night w/ taxes
+French Quarter Courtyard Hotel for $117/night w/ taxes
(prices found on 2/7 @ noon)
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