Accommodations
We have a PDF of a map of the campus with some indications of important places.
Hotels
Nassau Inn is one of the few hotels on campus, and the one most people stay in (parents of students, visiting scholars, etc.). This option normally costs $220-300/night, but a workshop rate has been negotiated and limited number of rooms will be available for $145/night—for more information please hold off on an email from the co-organizers.
The Peacock Inn is an upscale bed and breakfast, with award-winning restaurant, with rooms starting at $330-400/night.
Finally, there is a great deal of affordable and comfortable options off-campus on Route 1, the freeway adjacent to the town. It is not possible to walk to campus, and not convenient to use (often non-existent) public transportation. However most of these hotels over a shuttle service, and Uber is cheap ($6/ride).
University Housing
We have made arrangements for an affordable housing option, in single-occupancy air-conditioned dorm rooms on campus—with an individual bathroom shared between every two dorm rooms. These rooms are located in Scully Hall, and cost $63/night.
Click here to access the registration form for Scully Hall dorm rooms.
As the dorms are not hotels, there are no housekeeping service (or elementary toiletries, such as shampoo, hand soap, etc.). A small pillow and flat bedsheet will be provided—but please consider bringing your own pillow and a Twin XL fitted sheet for extra comfort. Finally, quality free Wi-Fi is available throughout the campus, including in the dorm rooms.
Below are images that illustrate what you may expect from one of these rooms:
