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Jaynie et al., For people who are planning to go on the Saturday Outer Banks Field Trip, I called the three hotels listed in the newsletter for Saturday night. None are offering the low prices. Prices I was quoted are: Comfort Inn-$95/double; Quality Inn-$99/double; Williamsburg Hospitality House-$139 single or double. I asked about volume discounts and I think we can get at least a 10%discount at the first two places. So I think it would make sense for us all to stay in the same hotel, for next day commutes, prices,and fun. I would be happy to arrange for a group discount if people let me know if they are interested. The sooner the better because I'm planning to book a room soon, knowing how summer can be in tourist areas. Gretchen [log in to unmask] > ---------- > From: Jaynie Martz > Reply To: SciArt-L Discussion List-for Natural Science Illustration- > Sent: Thursday, tuMay 1113, 2520042003 6:34 PM > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: 2004 hotel reservations > > Dear attendees, > > We provided a list of 3 hotels within walking distance > of the college but any hotel on Richmond road will put > you within 5 minutes or less driving distance of the > University Center. Richmond road is loaded with a grand > mix of hotels and restaurants. Follow it out of town > and within 10 minutes you will reach the designer outlet > malls and the Pottery. These are popular activities > for non-conference folks. Dress for comfort, sun and > lots of walking. > > Fast food, Outback, Olive Garden, Italian, IHOPs, > Red Lobster and much more. > > Richmond Road will also take you to a shopping center > with Food Lion, Books a Million, Radio Shack, more > restaurants and shops. > > Surrounding the campus is a nice blend of eateries from > delis and cafes to fine dining. Pizza, seafood, ice cream, > a real homemade candy shoppe, The Trellis. > > Colonial Williamsburg offers serveral taverns featuring > delicious colonial fare. Reservations recommended. > >