Housing and Travel
The AAP has appointed Experient as its official housing and registration company and has secured a block of hotel rooms near the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC). All housing is reserved through Experient for the AAP room block; hotels cannot accept accommodation requests made directly. Reservations will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. A $13 per room per night fee is included in the room rates and will be paid to Experient.
Attendees must register for the Annual Meeting to secure housing. Room rates listed do not include the current tax per night of 14.45%. Taxes and fees are subject to change.
Requests for housing changes and cancellations must be made in writing and received by Experient no later than 6 p.m. ET, Aug. 6, 2017. Changes and cancellations submitted after that date will be honored on a space-available basis. Beginning Aug. 26, 2017, please contact the hotels directly for changes, cancellations, and new reservations. Please refer to your housing confirmation for the cancellation policy for your selected hotel.
Official AAP Hotels Descriptions provided by hotel properties.
Aloft Boston Seaport $261 standard single/ double occupancy
401-403 D St. Boston, MA 02210
Stay and play in style at Aloft Boston Seaport in one of their 330 guest rooms. Socially connect in a vibrant open space over cocktails and music or lounge with free Wi-Fi and the latest technology. Step out for more entertainment—Aloft Boston Seaport is located in the vibrant Seaport District near local attractions and waterfront dining. Boston’s historic Back Bay and the Financial District are also nearby. Stay in style and take advantage of the Re:fuel snack pantry with items for purchase, splash pool, Re:charge fitness center, WXYZ bar, and outdoor patio.
Element Boston Seaport
$261 standard single/ double occupancy 391-395 D St. Boston, MA 02210
Built with sustainable design and dedicated to eco-friendly practices, Element Boston Seaport satisfies guests’ needs while keeping the environment in mind. The 180 oversized guestrooms offer natural light, fully equipped kitchens, tech-savvy workspaces alongside lounge and sleeping areas. Energize with a complimentary “Rise” breakfast before relaxing by the pool, breaking a sweat in Motion, or borrow one of the hotel’s bikes and ride into the vibrant seaport district. Unwind with a Relax evening reception and take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi so you can refresh and energize at your leisure.
Staying at officially contracted hotels is important to the AAP, the city of Boston, and ultimately to you as a member. Please support the AAP by reserving your room at one of the official hotels.
Omni Parker House
$275 standard single/ double occupancy 60 School St. Boston, MA 02108
Symbolic to Boston’s rich history and culture since 1855, the Omni Parker House is the ideal location from which to experience the city. Nestled in the heart of downtown, this grand luxury hotel is directly located along the Freedom Trail and within walking distance to all of Boston’s major attractions, including Boston Common and Public Garden, Downtown Crossing, Faneuil Hall, the North End, the Financial District, and Government Center. It is also easily accessible to Logan International Airport and local train stations. This hotel offers the perfect destination for the leisure traveler, while their services and amenities appeal to those looking for a first-class business hotel in Boston. It features 551 luxurious guest rooms, four dining options including 24-hour room service, 24-hour deluxe fitness center, complimentary HSIA for Select Guest members, porterage services, and business services. Come and experience the seamless blend of modern amenities, historic charm, and over 160 years of hospitality excellence at America’s longest continuously-operating hotel.
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