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Reserve Your Hotel Now for NERGC Before it's too Late!

They say the best way to predict the success of a conference is by early hotel reservations.  People often book their hotel rooms to make sure they have a place to stay long before they complete their conference registration.  Nobody wants to be left without a room.

If early hotel books are an indicator then NERGC is going to be a Great Success!

The hotel rooms are going fast so be sure to reserve yours now or you may not have the opportunity to stay in one of the conference hotels.  Information for both conference hotels is below.

HERE'S THE OFFICIAL STATUS AS OF YESTERDAY:

"Combined hotel bookings for the Sheraton and Marriott have already far exceeded to totals for the 2009 and 2007 conferences."

"As of this morning, the Sheraton still has some rooms left for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday nights but is completely sold out on Friday night.  The Marriott still has a limited number of rooms available for Tuesday through Saturday nights.  If you haven’t already booked your hotel room, do it now, and be sure to identify yourself as a NERGC attendee to get the conference rate!"

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.


Marriott Springfield
2 Boland Way, Springfield, MA  01115
Telephone: 413-781-7111
Toll Free: 1-800-228-9290
Rate:  $135.00+ single/double/triple/quad
Check-in:  4:00 p.m.
Check-out:  by Noon
Hotel website:  www.marriott.com/bdlma
Group Code: NEGNEGA

Room rate includes EITHER wired or wireless Internet.

Parking:  Tower Square garage offers 1,200 well-lighted, covered, and secured parking spaces.  The Marriott’s discounted overnight rate at Tower Square is currently $15.00 (subject to change).

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