Accommodations – Guatemala 2020

Conference Accommodations at the Casa Santa Domingo

Use the following link to make your hotel reservations at the Casa Santa Domingo.

http://bit.ly/CLAGS-50TH-ANNIVERSARY-MEETING-ANTIGUA-GUATEMALA

The rooms have been blocked from the 2nd to the 5thof Janruary.  The Conference will begin on the evening of the 2nd with a welcome cocktail and socializing (as well as registration).  Sessions will take place on the 3rdand 4th.  The final dinner and “clausura” will take place on the evening of the 4th of January.  If you would like to stay longer, you will have to book through the normal Santo Domingo reservation system and at their usual rates.  Thank you all for your patience.

NOTE: the Santo Domingo system says “1st to 5th” on the welcome page, but then gives the 2nd to 5thon the Calendar. This is an error on their front.

Contact Information:
3a Calle Oriente No. 28 A, La Antigua Guatemala (map)
Tel:+5027820-1220
Fax: +5027820-1221

 
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