Skip to main content

ALERT: Limited extra hotel rooms available

ALERT

As of this morning, the Sheraton has just opened up an additional 5 rooms per night at the NERGC rate.  

These are rooms with only 1 king sized bed per room and will be available  until the end of this week, March 25th.


Sheraton Springfield Monarch Place Hotel
One Monarch Place
Springfield, MA  01144
Telephone: 413-781-1010
Toll Free: 1-800-426-9004
Rate:  $135.00+ single/double/triple/quad
Check-in: after 3:00 p.m.
Check-out:  by Noon
Group Code: None, but identify that you are a New England Regional Genealogical Conference attendee to get the group rate.

Room rate includes free Internet access.  A new Sheraton Link is available in the hotel lobby for those who don’t bring a computer but still wish to stay connected while away from home.

Parking:  There are two options for overnight guests.  Self Parking is currently $9.95 per night and Valet Parking is currently $12.00 per night.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

NERGC 2015 Call for Papers is Out!

CALL FOR PAPERS Navigating the Past: Sailing into the Future 13th New England Regional Genealogical Conference 15-19 April 2015, Providence, Rhode Island   The New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC) 2015 Call for Papers is Out! Any interested speakers should read the call (pdf file) carefully and submit their proposals by 1 March 2014.

Oh, the places you'll go....

Oh the places you'll go Now that you know Some new paths to explore And you've learned lots more To help you search your roots So be on your way And with no further delay We bid you farewell Please remember to tell Everyone about NERGC 2013 Manchester See you April 17-21, 2013 for the Twelfth New England Regional Genealogical Conference! Your NERGC Hospitality team

NERGC SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

Special Interest Groups will be held on Thursday, April 16 th , from 7:45 to 9 p.m. They offer participants an informal opportunity to get together with others with similar interests to discuss ideas for genealogy research on a particular topic. Room locations will be posted at the Conference. The SIGS are: Rhode Island Research: Looking for Rhode Island ancestors? What records can be found, and where will you find them? We'll discuss the standard sources and some which are more obscure. Come with your questions. Hosted by Helen Smith. DNA Research: Genetic genealogy is the use of DNA as it relates to family history. DNA is one of the most powerful tools available to modern genealogists. Join us for a discussion about available tests, testing companies, and how personal genomics can help you advance your family history when your paper trail runs out. Hosted by Jennifer Zinck and Blaine Bettinger. Genealogy Blogging: What is a genealogy blog? Do you read gen...