Housing for Dev Days 1/Sage Days 8.5

[Nathan Dunfield]

For those planning on attending Developer Days 1 in Seattle during
June 13-20, I thought I would point out that June 14 is UW's
graduation, which means that most of the nearby hotels are already
booked for the 14th and sometimes the 13th and 15th as well. The
Travelodge still has some rooms left, though they are $160/night
instead of the usual $100. I copied some of the hotel info from
Sage Days 2 over to http://www.sagemath.org:9001/dev1 if you want to
see some of the local options.

Best,

Nathan

[William Stein]

Also, being not close to UW is certainly an option -- the buses
are really good in Seattle, and also people (e.g., me, Clement, etc.)
have cars and can pick people up. Also, somebody could stay
at my house in my extra bedroom. It's possible other locals could
volunteer free housing.

-- William

[mabshoff]

On Mar 14, 8:14 pm, "William Stein" <wst...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 12:08 PM, Nathan Dunfield <n...@uiuc.edu> wrote:
>
> > For those planning on attending Developer Days 1 in Seattle during
> > June 13-20, I thought I would point out that June 14 is UW's
> > graduation, which means that most of the nearby hotels are already
> > booked for the 14th and sometimes the 13th and 15th as well. The
> > Travelodge still has some rooms left, though they are $160/night
> > instead of the usual $100. I copied some of the hotel info from

> > Sage Days 2 over tohttp://www.sagemath.org:9001/dev1if you want to

> > see some of the local options.
>
> Also, being not close to UW is certainly an option -- the buses
> are really good in Seattle, and also people (e.g., me, Clement, etc.)
> have cars and can pick people up. Also, somebody could stay
> at my house in my extra bedroom. It's possible other locals could
> volunteer free housing.

hehe, I would certainly be willing to stay at your place. It would
certainly make my stay more flexible since I plan to hang around a
couple more days.

> -- William

Cheers,

Michael