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Hotel Rooms for General Assembly Available

95th International Assembly
August 12-17, 2008
Sommet Center in Nashville, Tennessee

2008 Assembly Lodging

Every hotel has its own policy relative to deposits required, cancellation, penalties, parking and etc. For a good understanding, be sure to inquire about the policy of the hotel which you choose. Be sure to identify yourself as being with the Church of God of Prophecy International Assembly.

Hotel websites are given to allow you to look at the property. When making a reservation, please call the phone number listed to get the Assembly rate.

HOTELS WITH WHICH CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN FINALIZED


Hilton Suites – Nashville
All rooms are suites
121 Fourth Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37201
Call (615) 620-2150 to make a reservation
$133.00
0.09 miles from and adjacent to the Sommet Center
www.hilton.com
SOLD OUT

Renaissance Nashville Hotel *
611 Commerce Street
Nashville, TN 37203
Call (615) 255-8400 to make a reservation
$124.00
0.14 miles from the Sommet Center
www.mariott.com

Homewood Suites
All rooms are suites with full size kitchen
706 Church Street
Nashville TN
Call 615-742-5550 to make a reservation
$130.00
Free Hot Breakfast – Free light Dinner (Mon. – Thurs.) – Free Internet
0.27 miles from the Sommet Center
www.homewoodsuites.com
SOLD OUT

Holiday Inn Express
920 Broadway
Nashville, TN 37203
Call 888-465-4329 to make a reservation
$109.00
Free Continental Breakfast – Free Internet
0.33 mile from the Sommet Center
www.hiexndt.com

Sheraton Nashville Downtown
623 Union Street
Nashville, TN 37219
(615) 259-2000
$110.00
0.34 mile from the Sommet Center
www.sheratonnashville.net

Doubletree Downtown
315 4th Avenue North
Nashville, TN 37219
Call (615) 244-8200 to make a reservation
$112.00
0.35 mile from the Sommet Center
www.doubletree.com

Best Western
711 Union Street
Nashville TN 37219-1707
Call (615) 242-4311to make a reservation
$119.99
Free Parking – Free Continental Breakfast
0.36 miles from the Sommet Center
www.bestwestern.com

Ramada Limited at the Stadium
303 Interstate Drive
Nashville, TN 37213
Call (615) 244-6690 or (800) 251-1856 to make a reservation
$79.00
Free Parking – Free Continental Breakfast – Free Internet
0.83 miles from the Sommet Center
www.ramada.com

Days Inn Stadium
211 N. First Street
Nashville, TN 37213
Call (615) 254-1551 to make a reservation
$99.00
Free Parking – Free Continental Breakfast – Free Internet
1.01 miles from the Sommet Center
www.daysinn.com

Millennium Maxwell House
2025 MetroCenter Blvd.
Nashville, TN
Call (615) 259-4343 or (866) 866-8086 to make a reservation
$89.00
Free Parking
2.23 miles from the Sommet Center
www.millenniumhotels.com

SpringHill Suites by Marriott
All rooms are Suites
250 Athens Way
Nashville TN 37228
Call 615-244-5474 to make a reservation
Free parking – Free Breakfast Buffet – Free Internet
3.66 miles from the Sommet Center

Baymont Inn, Nashville West
5612 Lenox Avenue
Nashville, TN 37209
Call (615) 353-0700 to make a reservation
$70.95
Free Parking – Free Continental Breakfast – Free Internet
4.52 miles from the Sommet Center
www.baymontinn.com

Holiday Inn Express – Nashville Airport
1111 Airport Center Drive
Nashville, TN 37214
Call 615-883-1366 to make a reservation
$79.00
Free parking – Free Breakfast
7.65 miles from the Sommet Center

Due to cancellations, rooms may come available at SOLD OUT hotels.

*The Renaissance Hotel is the headquarters’ hotel. It is located adjacent to the Nashville Convention Center and the Sommet Center. You may go direct from the hotel through a covered passageway (without going on the street) to the Nashville Convention Center and on to the Sommet Center where the general sessions will be convened. We will be using the facilities in the Renaissance, the Nashville Convention Center and the Sommet Center.

The Sommet (so-may) Center is located at 501 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203

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