Lodging (June 1-5, 2009)
Accommodations must be booked individually at local hotels. We recommend early reservations due to the number of competing events in the metropolitan area during this period. Costs generally range from $180-$250 per night in the Washington area. Click here for the Washington, DC tourism office.
Because the IBC begins on Monday morning, the Holiday Inn Georgetown has agreed to extend its special IBC negotiated rate of $189 for an additional day for either the Saturday BEFORE or Saturday AFTER the IBC in order that you might enjoy visiting Washington, DC. The 'extra stay' days are limited in number for rooms being held, so act quickly!
Holiday
Inn Georgetown |
A block of rooms has been reserved for IBC participants at the Holiday Inn Georgetown. You must call the hotel directly at +1-202-338-3120 and mention that you are reserving for the "GU Kennedy Institute of Ethics IBC rate" to obtain a room from this block at a cost of $189 plus tax per night (single or double occupancy). Check-in time is 4:00 pm. Number of rooms blocked is limited so early reservation is advised; deadline for this rate at the Holiday Inn Georgetown is May 1, 2009. |
Transport to campus:
The Holiday Inn provides to/from campus shuttle service upon demand.
Participants may also use the GU campus shuttle (GUTS) that can be accessed at
2100 Wisconsin Avenue, next door to the hotel, and runs approximately every
10-20 minutes in both directions.
GU campus shuttle schedule is found at: http://otm.georgetown.edu/guts/index.cfm?fuse=wisc.
Dormitory: GU dormitory space is only available to IBC Scholarship recipients.
Some other nearby hotels are as follows.
Georgetown
Inn |
Key
Bridge Marriott |
For other hotels in the vicinity, please call the course coordinator at 202-687-8099 or email to kicourse@georgetown.edu to request a list.
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