Re: Hotels for F2F Meeting

I would recommend that one because it has a shuttle to Microsoft so that 
anyone can go back to the hotel at will without having to arrange 
transportation.  I'm working on my travel arrangements today, as well, 
so I will let you know what I come up with.  I don't know how many rooms 
they have available. 

jeanne

Ronksley, Andrew wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I've been given authorisation to attend the face to face meeting from
> the RNIB. I need to send details of the flights and hotels to our travel
> desk today. Has anyone booked a hotel yet? I'm just wondering which to
> go for. It would be nice to stay where some other members of the group
> are also staying. I see there are now more details on the page saying
> the nearest is the Marriott Courtyard. Are people thinking of that or
> somewhere a little further out?
>
> Thanks everyone.
> Andrew.
>
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