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Beyster Institute/NCEO Joint Annual Conference
The 2007 Employee Ownership Conference
San Diego, CA • March 21-23, 2007
 Hotel Location and Reservations
Located in the heart of downtown San Diego, you'll only have to take a few steps outside of the Westin Horton Plaza to discover the tastes and sounds of the Gaslamp district, or to head towards the waterfront where you can hop on a ferry and catch the end of whale watching season.
Westin Horton Plaza Hotel
910 Broadway Circle
San Diego, CA 92101
619-239-2200
Please Note
Registrants are responsible for their own hotel room reservations. We strongly urge you to make those reservations early - discounted rooms are limited.
HOTEL UPDATE:
As of 2/2/07, the sleeping room block at the conference hotel, the Westin Horton Plaza, is full, although you may inquire at 1-800-WESTIN-1 until 2/17/07 in the event that discounted sleeping rooms open up. The conference rate was $209 for singles and $229 for deluxe rooms and doubles. There still may be other sleeping rooms outside the block available at a higher price and to book those, please call the 1-800 number listed above.
Our official overflow hotel is the newly renovated U.S. Grant, which is conveniently located directly across the street from the Westin at 326 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101. You may make reservations at the U.S. Grant beginning Monday February 5, as the hotel is currently updating their system with this conference. To make reservations, please click on the link above or call 1-866-837-4270 and mention the NCEO and/or the 2007 Employee Ownership Conference and the dates in order to get the conference rate. Our special conference rates at the U.S. Grant are $229 for a single and $249 for a double, and will be held, subject to availability, through March 2, 2007.
In the event of problems booking your sleeping room, or if you are interested in a list of alternate hotels suggestions, please call the NCEO office at 510–208–1300.
 Enjoy San Diego
Take advantage of San Diego's wonderful weather and stay a few extra days. Spend a day at lush 1,200-acre Balboa Park, one of the nation’s largest cultural complexes and home to the largest concentration of museums west of the Mississippi. Browse the spectacular array of fine art, science and natural history, aerospace, photography, model railroads, automobiles and performing arts. Dance to the rhythm of blues, jazz, reggae and rock at one of the many clubs, festivals and outdoor concerts. And don’t miss the old-world Mexican architecture that shapes many of the charming neighborhoods and shopping districts. Bring the whole family and spend a day with the wildlife at the San Diego Zoo, take a splash at SeaWorld, or let your imagination run free at Legoland California.
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