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  Hotel Information
 
Note that the Seaport Hotel is now fully booked. An alternative hotel has been secured to handle the overflow. See below.

MobiCom 2000 will be held  at the Seaport Hotel at the World Trade Center Boston. 

Important links:

Hotel Reservation Instructions (Seaport Hotel): 

  • The cut-off date for reserving rooms at the conference negotiated rate is: July 7, 2000.
  • The conference has a small number of rooms blocked at a special rate to be available first-come-first-serve before the cut-off date.
Rates:
  • Single Occupancy for King / Double: $179.00 plus taxes.
  • Double Occupancy for King / Double $199.00 plus taxes.
Please make hotel reservations directly with the hotel (1-877-SEAPORT, from the US or Canada, or 1-617-385-4000). Mention ACM/MobiCom 2000 to receive the special rates. Summer is an extremely busy time for hotels in Boston. So please make hotel arrangements as early as possible. 

Alternative Hotel (Doubletree Club Hotel):

An overflow block of rooms in the Doubletree Club Hotel (240 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, MA 02125) has been secured for conference attendees. The rooms are held through the days of the conference as long as they are available. 

Rates:

  • Single/Double: $139 plus tax per room. 
  • Triple: $149  plus tax per room.
  • Quad : $159 plus tax per room.

Call 1-617-822-3600 for reservation. Mention ACM/MobiCom 2000 to receive these special rates. 

Transportation to Conference:

You can take a cab to the Seaport Hotel/World Trade Center (about 3 miles).  Also, you can walk one block to the JFK/Umass subway stop and then take the red line to the South Station stop. On weekdays, there is a free shuttle from the Seaport Hotel/World Trade Center to the South Station stop that runs every 5-7 minutes. Visit www.mbta.com for a Boston subway map.

Other Alternatives:

The following alternatives are suggested. However, the conference does not have any arrangements for any special rates for the any of these hotels. Note these hotels are on the expensive side.

The hotels in Boston downtown, waterfront and financial district are all very expensive. When looking for cheaper accommodation, try to stay close to the T (Subway) if you can. [www.mbta.com and www.mapquest.com may help.] On weekdays, there is a free shuttle from the Seaport Hotel/World Trade Center to the South Station stop on the red line. Driving in Boston can be difficult and parking may be hard to find or expensive. Cabs may turn out to be expensive as well depending on how far you are staying. If you must drive, you may want to stay close to I93 ideally; close to I95, I90 or Storrow/Memorial Drive will work too.

The following web sites may help you explore other hotel choices.

 
Airline Information

Certain airlines will offer discounted airfares to attend MobiCom 2000. For more information please use the following links.

 

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