WorldatWork 2008 Total Rewards Conference - Exhibitor Hotel & Travel Information
About Philadelphia
Philadelphia is a vibrant, friendly city with endless choices for entertainment. When you’re not attending the Total Rewards Conference, visit the many attractions--museums, gardens, sports, shopping, science, architecture, dining, music or history. Philadelphia is filled with award-winning restaurants offering flavors from around the globe. Between meals, there is plenty of time for tax-free shopping on clothing and shoes. At night, the city comes alive with performing arts, music, dancing, sports, film and more. (Learn more about Philadelphia)
Airport Information
Philadelphia International Airport is approximately 10 miles from the Pennsylvania Convention Center and the host hotel.
Taxi: Approximately $28 USD one way.
Car Rental Program
Utilize our AVIS corporate rate for business and personal travel.
To reserve an AVIS car:
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
1200 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA
215-627-1200 Across the street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center
Group Rates:
$199 per night for single rooms
$199 per night for double room
Hotel Cut-off Date: April 28, 2008
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown (headquarters) Limited availability
1201 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA
215-625-2900 Adjacent and connected to the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Group Rates:
$195 per night for single rooms
$205 per night for double room
Hotel Cut-off Date: April 28, 2008
Parking:
On-site and valet parking: $42 daily
Contact hotel for offsite parking options
Airport Transportation:
Shuttle service on request for $10 one way
Subway $6 one way
Estimate taxi fare: $28 one way
Hotel Reservations
Event participants are responsible for making individual room reservations. The group rates for WorldatWork will be honored until the contracted rooms sell out or until the cut off date expires, whichever occurs first. WorldatWork does not guarantee hotel rooms after that time. To make reservations, please call the hotel and mention you are a WorldatWork conference attendee.
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