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NathansDIS

Are there any janitor's closets available at the Palace for us state employees who can't get more than about 130 a night for lodging in san francisco? Seriously though, is there any other lodging available near the conference that might fit into this price range? Just curious...

-Nathan
Washington DIS

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Adam Stoller

I'd suggest checking something like http://hotels.com - I just plugged in San Francisco (didn't check near the address) for May 10th through 13th and there appear to be some places going for an average cost of less than $130

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Migrateduser

Interwoven has an alternate hotel - the Argent, 1/2 block away for a negotiated rate of $229/night.

Another alternative is your local travel agent (or favorite web site).

Hth,

lissa

jed

I would not want to stay in most of the SF hotels that only charge $130/night! Other options might be:

* priceline -- I have stayed in the SF hilton downtown for ~$80/night. Check the "bidding for travel" forums for the current going price
* stay on the penninsula (milbrae/daly city/etc) and take caltrain/bart to the conference. I think the bart station is within walking distance to the hotel. Caltrain would require a bus/cab.

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Jed Michnowicz
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Sun Microsystems

NathansDIS

What about the Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf? They honor a government rate, but I don't know much about the quailty of the lodgings or the location. 2500 Mason St. Thx for the info folks.

-Nathan

jed

Location is very touristy (which is good for you I guess). You would probably have to cab/bus it to the conference. There also might be a bus. (SF bus system is pretty good.) Never stayed there so I do not know about the hotel quality, but it should be better than a Travelodge in the Tenderloin district Smiley Happy

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Jed Michnowicz
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Sun Microsystems

Migrateduser

As I recall, the trolley isn't that far from the wharf and it seems to take you pretty close to where you need to be for the conference.

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