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The AAEEBL Annual Meeting is hosted at IU Indianapolis. Plenary sessions, keynote speakers, and sessions will meet in the University Library.
LODGING NEAR CAMPUS
The IU Indianapolis main campus sits just off West Michigan Street and White River Parkway West Drive. Hotels listed under the "Canal" or "Downtown West" designation are generally within a 5–15 minute walk or a 3-5 minute drive to the University Library.
The Hampton Inn adjacent to campus is giving AAEEBL Annual Meeting attendees a special rate: $164.
Your Hampton Inn reservations include breakfast, access to amenities, and a Wednesday evening [5:00-7:00pm] Manager's Reception, with soup, salad, fruit, and drinks--including wine--to provide a relaxing space for you to socialize and unwind.
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW with the special AAEEBL group rate at Hampton Inn for $164 a night [King room] through this link
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW with the special AAEEBL group rate at Hampton Inn for $164 a night [King room] through this link
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Hotels Near IU Indianapolis Campus
Hotels Near IU Indianapolis Campus
Hampton Inn Indianapolis Canal IUPUI: Situated along the charming canal walking path. Breakfasts and the Wednesday night Manager's Reception are included with your June 10-12 stay.
Homewood Suites by Hilton Indianapolis Downtown IUPUI: Closest option, located directly near the medical center campus.
Residence Inn by Marriott Indianapolis Downtown on the Canal: Adjacent to the canal, within walking distance of the campus.
Candlewood Suites Indianapolis Dwtn Medical Dist: Located directly within the medical district.
Nearby Downtown Options
Nearby Downtown Options
These options are just across the river, providing quick access to IUI and downtown attractions:
JW Marriott Indianapolis: Large hotel/convention center area with restaurant and Starbucks. Posh. A modern skyscraper jutting boldly into the Indy skyline.
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