Austin Meeting Planner & Destination Guide 2008

CONVENTION HOTELS ★THE MANSION AT JUDGES’ HILL★ 1900 Rio Grande St. Street TX 78705 Austin,Address Austin, TX 00000 Phone: 512-495-1800 Phone: XXX-XXX-XXXX Toll Free: 800-311-1619 Toll 512-691-4461 Fax: Free: XXX-XXX-XXXX Fax: Phone: 800-311-1619 Sales XXX-XXX-XXXX Sales Phone: XXX-XXX-XXXX Sales Fax: 512-691-4461 Sales Fax: XXX-XXX-XXXX National Sales: 800-311-1619 National Sales: XXX-XXX-XXXX www.judgeshill.com website.com lisa@mansionatjudgeshill.com email@website.com Total sleeping rooms: 48 Total sleeping rooms: XXX Committable rooms: 48 Committable rooms: Number of suites: 2 XXX–XXX Number from Austin Distance of suites: XXX Convention Center: 2 miles Distance from Austin AMENITIES Convention Center: XXX Regardless of size, formality or budget, we can weave a tapestry of simple elegance into your function. Whether it’s a business meeting or conference, we have the perfect touch to create the right atmosphere for you. Our experienced staff can plan every detail for your occasion. Our location offers a picture-perfect site for you and your guests/clients. “Remember we’re fluffy not stuffy.” Come savor one of Austin’s reinvented treasures and wrap yourself in luxury. Voted one of 2005’s Top 10 Hotels by American Historic Inns & Hotels. ROOM DIMENSIONS S Q . F T. T H E AT E R C L A S S R O O M BA N Q U E T R E C E P T I O N • Located downtown and blocks from Austin’s exciting nightlife • Complimentary parking • Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet • Award-winning hotel and chef AMENITIES Crystal Ballroom Judges’ Room Pecan Room Crepe Myrtle Room Parlor Library Crystal Veranda Mansion Veranda Courtyard 80' x 65' 21' x 32' 20' x 28' 15' x 28' 16' x 14' 15' x 17' 84' x 16' 100' x 12' 60' x 45' 5,200 672 560 420 224 255 1,344 1,200 2,700 350 50 55 45 25 25 120 110 100 250 30 40 30 15 15 100 75 100 325 50 50 40 12 12 130 100 150 400 70 60 50 25 25 150 100 150 ★OMNI AUSTIN HOTEL DOWNTOWN★ 700 San Jacinto Blvd. Austin, TX 78701 Phone: 512-476-3700 Toll Free: 800-THE-OMNI Fax: 512-397-4888 Sales Phone: 512-397-4804 Sales Fax: 512-397-4885 www.omnihotels.com ausctr.leads@omnihotels.com Total sleeping rooms: 375 Committable rooms: 250 Number of suites: 40 Distance from Austin Convention Center: 0.25 miles In the heart of downtown and just one block from the famous Sixth Street Entertainment District, the AAA Four-Diamond Omni Austin Hotel Downtown allows meeting attendees to experience all that is Austin. Guests can walk to the Austin Convention Center and the State Capitol from our premier location. Within our 200-foot glass atrium, we offer 375 deluxe guest rooms, including 37 condominium-style suites and 20,000 square feet of flexible meeting space. We feature complimentary high-speed wireless Internet in all guest rooms and public areas. ROOM DIMENSIONS S Q . F T. T H E AT E R C L A S S R O O M BA N Q U E T R E C E P T I O N AMENITIES • T1 Internet access in all meeting rooms • Five executive board rooms AMENITIES • High-speed wireless Internet in all guest rooms and public areas Longhorn Capital Ballroom A/B Lone Star Austin North/South Bouquets Cellar Executive Congress Senate Liberty Rotunda Atrium 33' x 123' 62' x 55' 44' x 70' 63' x 36' 44' x 47' 24' x 37' 25' x 28' 21' x 32' 20' x 30' 21' x 28' 27' x 18' – 4,059 3,410 3,080 2,268 2,068 888 700 672 600 588 486 – 400 325 200 160 80 18 60 70 50 45 40 – 250 230 160 130 50 16 30 40 30 25 20 – 350 250 190 120 90 24 50 56 48 48 24 250 350 300 250 200 110 30 50 74 60 50 30 400 W W W. A U S T I N T E X A S . O R G 41 http://austin.weaverguides.com/clickthru.php?id=12036 http://austin.weaverguides.com/clickthru.php?id=12043 http://WWW.AUSTINTEXAS.ORG

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