Altgeld Hall Commutative Algebra Conference

honoring the contributions of

Phillip Griffith

September 16 - 18, 2005


LODGING

NOTE: Hampton Inn is full.  See below (*) for more information concerning lodging.

We have blocked off rooms at the Hampton Inn for the nights of September 16 and 17. The Hampton Inn is located at 1200 W. University Avenue, in Urbana, which is approximately 4 blocks from the Mathematics Department.

The group rate is $79 per room.  Our block of rooms consists of 10 rooms with two queen-sized beds (great for those that plan to share a room) and 15 rooms with one king-sized bed.  

Please call 1-(217)-337-1100 or FAX 1-(217)-337-1143 and give the group code GRI.  A credit card will be needed to hold the room.  Special arrangements can be made for those with foreign credit cards.

(*)  Hawthorn Inn Suites (217-398-3400 ) is two blocks from campus.  As of August 25th, they have one room  at $109 plus tax.

Holiday Inn (217-328-7900) is 2 miles from campus. They have about 15 rooms at $119.50 plus tax.

The Illini Union Hotel has rooms for less than $100.00.  Parking permits are free for guests.  The Union is adjacent to Altgeld Hall.

If you choose to use accommodations other those mentioned above, then please click here.

GROUND TRANSPORTATION


Hampton Inn Shuttle: 9am-9pm, M-F; call 1-217-337-1100

Airport Bus to Campus: www.flycmi.com; follow the links to ground transportation


PARKING

The conference will take place in Altgeld Hall, which is at the intersection of West Green Street and Wright Street. This is an easy walk from Hampton Inn, as well as from the Illini Union Hotel.

Parking on most campus lots is free between 5:00pm Friday and 6:00am Monday.

Metered parking is available along Wright Street.

There is a parking deck (C-7 on the map) located at the corner of John Street and Sixth Street. There are parking meters on the roof of the garage, and this should be a good option if you require campus parking on Friday. As with most campus options, this garage has free parking during the weekend.



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