Campus Visit: Place to Stay

[vugar215]

Does anybody have any recommendations on where to stay when visiting the campus? Which of the hotels listed on the website are within walking distance to campus?

[FOID]

Does anybody have any recommendations on where to stay when visiting the campus? Which of the hotels listed on the website are within walking distance to campus?

hotel delfina is a short walk to campus. i've stayed there before and it's very clean and the staff is nice. i believe when i stayed there, it was 89 dollars a night.

[microphage]

hotel delfina is a short walk to campus. i've stayed there before and it's very clean and the staff is nice. i believe when i stayed there, it was 89 dollars a night.

Another suggestion would be the Summit.

[mitchpf]

Yeah, back in the day I booked Summit hotel via Excite foe $49/night. It was nice enough...and the french toast at the kissing fish is great :D Also, sometimes the Caravanserai is $59 if you book through USAir.com

[vugar215]

Thanks for the advice. I might give Summit a try.

Any idea who would be a good faculty member to meet with, or does it not really matter?

[SUNNYKHEM]

[QUOTE=vugar215]Thanks for the advice. I might give Summit a try.
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If you need a good price for Summit I found one of comparehotels.com for $75.00 a night. This includes two beds. Thats the best price I found on the internet for the Summit.

-SK-

[microphage]

[QUOTE=vugar215]Thanks for the advice. I might give Summit a try.
QUOTE]

If you need a good price for Summit I found one of comparehotels.com for $75.00 a night. This includes two beds. Thats the best price I found on the internet for the Summit.

-SK-

find someone to split it with..

[vugar215]

For those of you who have traveled to St Maarten, what was required for entry other than a passport? The embassy website says you also need proof of medical insurance and proof of sufficient funds. Would a standard insurance card be sufficient? How do you show proof of sufficient funds? Are they even strict on this?

Thanks,
vugar215

[swimguy23]

For those of you who have traveled to St Maarten, what was required for entry other than a passport? The embassy website says you also need proof of medical insurance and proof of sufficient funds. Would a standard insurance card be sufficient? How do you show proof of sufficient funds? Are they even strict on this?

Thanks,
vugar215

lol.....passport or birth certificate with original seal (at least as of april it was like that).....also you need to give them the name of the place you'll be staying.....just tell them Maho Resort if you dont know