Summer is a wonderful time to be in Vermont. Burlington is a pedestrian friendly city making rental cars unnecessary.
Keep in mind that we have exceptional on-campus lodging for participants in the joint meeting of the Society of Nematologists and Soil Ecology Society. It is not a typical college dorm.
The University Heights complex is new and received the 2007 Gold Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification. That means it is designed to be energy efficient and incorporate local and recycled construction materials. It is a showcase of environmentally friendly features including a green roof and plenty of natural light. Guests have the privacy and comfort of a hotel plus use of lobby areas and a fireplace lounge. You also receive the perks of an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet each morning and the convenience of a walking distance to all the meeting functions. Besides, a biodiesel-powered city CCTA bus, takes you from the airport to your lodging for a fare of only $1.25. Riders between the ages of 6-18 and 60 or older can ride for $0.60 one-way. Take the UMall-Airport Route (1) using the Main & Univ Hghts stop (https://www.cctaride.org/).
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The University Heights North & South buildings have a variety of room types. The room types are made up of singles, doubles, lofts and suites in both the North and South complex. These rooms have a private or semi-private bathroom, and are air conditioned. If you would like to view some of these different room types, please click here. |
| Living and Learning Complex | |
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The Living and Learning Complex rooms are suite style with a common area. These suites have single and double rooms and are not air conditioned. If you would like to view some of these different room types, please click here. |
Room Charges
These room charges are per PERSON per NIGHT. Rates listed include 9% applicable state and local taxes, bed linens and the all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet at Harris-Millis Dining Hall.
| Length of Stay | U-Heights Single Occupancy Room |
U-Heights Double Occupancy Room |
Living/Learning Single Occupancy Room |
Living/Learning Double Occupancy Room |
| 1 Night | $83.49 | $63.73 | $62.69 | $54.89 |
| 2 Nights | $79.00 | $59.24 | $58.72 | $51.18 |
| 3 Nights | $78.46 | $58.70 | $58.18 | $50.64 |
| 4 Nights | $76.89 | $57.13 | $56.87 | $49.07 |
| 5 Nights | $76.73 | $56.97 | $56.71 | $48.91 |
| 6 Nights | $76.62 | $56.86 | $56.60 | $48.80 |
| 7 Nights | $76.54 | $56.78 | $56.52 | $48.72 |
Prices reflected above are subject to change should increases occur that are beyond our control.
Please Note: Double rooms include two extra long twin beds. If you choose to book a double room you will be sharing with another participant. Please indicate who you would like as your roommate. This person must purchase and register for housing. If you request a roommate who is not a paid and registered guest, you will be assigned a random roommate. If you do not request a roommate, one will be assigned to you.
All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast Buffet
The all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet is located in the Harris/Millis dining hall. Breakfast hours are from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Please click here for a pdf map showing the location of the Harris/Millis dining Hall.
Book your room through the University of Vermont - This link is for UVM housing only! This will not register you for the SON SES Conference. If you would like to register for the SON SES Conference, please click here.
If you are interested in providing or riding in a carpool, please visit the the Society of Nematologists and Soil Ecology Society group site at GoLoco. Once you sign-up with GoLoco, post your trip and if other participants are taking a similar trip you will be notified by GoLoco. For more information on how this works, please visit the GoLoco website.
Please click here if you would like a pdf map of the SON SES conference area and shuttle schedule. Map includes locations of Sheraton Hotel, University Heights, Living and Learning, Harris Millis and Davis Center.
Last modified June 30 2009 12:23 PM
