So.. Where's everyone staying?

[Tim Wheeler]

So, it looks like I have enough airline miles to cover my flights and rental car... YAY! 

All that's left is to book my hotel/hostel/room/couch/floor/parking-lot.

Where's everyone staying?  Any value/quality recommendations?

Tim

[coffeebeanmusic]

Well, I chose Drury because I remember it being fairly close to the church, easy to find (and given the fact that Wendy and I roamed around for an hour looking for our hotel last year, that's a good thing), they are clean and have a few nice amenities, and it is just down the road from a starbucks we closed down a few times last year.  it is not cheap, but it is not too bad either, with a roommate.  I found a deal on travelocity, but it required I lock in on my credit card with a $25 cancellation or change fee. 

I hope that helps.  If you haven't noticed, there is a hotel listing that Sue put together on the Workshop section of the WAJ Website.  Most of those pop up on travelocity.com and you can use the Sue's listing to check mileage from the church.

see you there!
karen c.

[James Eric Myers]

I actually don't have to find a hotel this year since I moved to the area (yeah!) but I know many of the WAJonians stay at the Drury.  I talked to Sean Smith the other day and he's staying there and also a few others.  It's a really nice place and convenient. 

[Tim Wheeler]

Well, I booked at the Drury as well.  I actually booked a double double room, so if any men out there need a place to crash I'd be open to sharing it.

Look forward to seeing you all next week.

Tim