 The Fellowshipof United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts
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The 2007 National Convocation will be held at the
Millennium Hotel
200 South Fourth Street
St. Louis, MO 63102
Tel. 314-241-9500 / Fax 314-516-81498
Reservations: 866-866-8086
www2.millenniumhotels.com
ACCOMMODATIONS
- Please make your hotel reservations before registering for the event. Participants are responsible for making their own hotel reservations.
- The Millennium Hotel St. Louis is the convocation hotel. It is located in the heart of downtown St. Louis on the banks of the Mississippi River, overlooking the city's signature landmark, the Gateway Arch. Because of its central location, the hotel frequently sells out during local events. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY!
- The room rate is $99.00 for rooms in the South Tower and $109.00 in the North Tower. All rates are per room per night, plus tax, for 1-4 people. This rate is available three days before and three days after the event on a space available basis, at the discretion of the hotel.
- To make reservations:
Telephone: Call the hotel toll free at 800-325-7353. Be sure to mention "The Fellowship" to receive the event rate.
Online Make reservations via the internet
Enter the Group Code FUMMWA where prompted
- Please note that the cut-off date for making reservations at these rates is June 10, 2007, or earlier if the room block is filled.
- WANT TO SAVE MONEY? A list of people desiring roommates may be obtained by contacting the national Fellowship office at info@fummwa.org or 1-800-952-8977.
- For more information on the Millennium Hotel, visit www2.millenniumhotels.com.
The Millenium Hotel rooms include:
Pillow-Top Mattresses
Work Desk with Ergonomic Chair
Dual-line phonesCable movie channels
Coffee maker
Daily newspaper
Full bath amenities
Hairdryer Iron/Ironing Board
Television with remote control
Computer data port
In-room pay movies
MEALS
The meal package covers three lunches (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) and three dinners (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday) as well as breaks and receptions. All registrants are required to purchase the meal package.
Registrants for the Monday Intensive classes receive Monday lunch as part of their registration.
On Tuesday evening, participants will be able to explore Union Station and the variety of dining options found there. These range from economical "Food Court" options to moderately priced "sit-down" restaurants. See www.stlouisunionstation.com for more information.
Information about other dining options in St. Louis can be accessed at http://visitstlouis.com/dining.
Dining Options in the Millennium Hotel St. Louis:
Palm Court
Offering an array of fresh fruit, breakfast pastries, and gourmet coffee, the hotel's grab-and-go café is open daily.
Fourth Street Grill
Located just below the Grand Lobby on the Mezzanine Level, Fourth Street Grill, with its sleek black and terracotta decor, is perfect for a casual and relaxing meal. Distinctive and contemporary dishes highlight the breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus.
Top of the Riverfront
Twenty-eight stories above the cityscape, the Top of the Riverfront revolves 360 degrees, providing spectacular, panoramic views of St. Louis. Impeccable service and innovative American cuisine make a night at the Top one to remember. The Top also features an incredible Sunday Brunch with more than 100 items.
ST. LOUIS ATTRACTIONS
Did you know that St. Louis boasts more free major visitor attractions than anywhere else in the United States? In nearby Forest Park, one of the largest city parks in the nation, you can visit St. Louis' major museums like the Art Museum and the Missouri History Museum, as well as the Science Center and Planetarium and one of the finest and largest zoos in the world for free.
Laclede’s Landing, a vibrant entertainment district just north of the hotel, features preserved historic brick and iron façade buildings along cobblestone streets housing some of St. Louis’ best restaurants and nightclubs. Laclede’s Landing is also the site of the city's only downtown casino. Nearby Union Station, once the largest and most beautiful railroad station in the country, now features more than 100 unique shops and restaurants.
Gateway Arch – 1 block NE
Old Cathedral – 1 block NE
Busch Stadium – 1 block W
Old Courthouse – 1 block N
President Casino – 3 blocks N
Laclede’s Landing – 3 blocks N
Soulard – 8 blocks S
Americas Center – 8 blocks N
Edward Jones Dome - 8 Blocks N
Savis Center – 10 blocks W
City Museum – 12 blocks NW
Anheuser Busch Brewery – 2 miles S
Forest Park – 3 miles W
St. Louis Zoo – 3 miles W
St. Louis Science Center – 3 miles W
Metrolink – 3 blocks W