2010 GEODOMAIN EXPO — New Orleans
Apr 28th, 2010 - Apr 30th, 2010
Hotel Information
We have secured an unbelievably low nightly rate of $229 per night at the Roosevelt Waldorf Astoria Hotel, where the 2010 Geodomain Expo will be held. This discounted rate is available on a first-come, first-served basis for the nights of Saturday April 24th through Monday, May 3rd.
Should lower rates be found prior to April 24 for the exact dates of April 27 through May 1, 2010, whether the rate be found through an online booking company such as Hotels.com or directly through the Roosevelt Waldorf Astoria Hotel, please let us know! All rooms booked under the Associated Cities code and pricing structure will be lowered to 10% below the lowest nightly rate found!
To get our $229/night low rate when booking, call 504-335-3138, reference Geodomain Expo, and let them know your arrival and departure dates.
Or, visit the Hotel Booking Engine here to book online.
ASSOCIATED CITIES SELECTS THE ROOSEVELT NEW ORLEANS, A WALDORF ASTORIA HOTEL, AS VENUE OF 2010 GEODOMAIN EXPO®
St. Louis, MO, February 23, 2009. Staying true to the spirit of holding the annual Geodomain Expo® at a hotel representative of the host city, Associated Cities has selected The Roosevelt New Orleans, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel, as the site of the 2010 Geodomain Expo. The industry conference and trade event will take place from Wednesday, April 28 through Friday, April 30, 2010, coinciding with the 40th anniversary New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
Recently reopened in July, 2009 after having been closed for nearly 4 years following Hurricane Katrina, a $145 million restoration has returned The Roosevelt to its place as the premier luxury hotel in New Orleans.
Speaking to the hotels phenomenal history, legend has it that Governor Huey P. Long built a 90 mile long highway in the 1930’s and 40’s directly from the state capital in Baton Rouge to front door of the Roosevelt. The hotels’ world-famous Blue Room hosted the times greatest musicians including Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Ray Charles, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Ella Fitzgerald, Cab Calloway, Marlene Dietrich, and Sonny and Cher. The Sazerac cocktail made with absinth, known as the first cocktail invented in America and now the official drink of New Orleans, was popularized at the Hotels’ Sazerac Bar.
In parallel to the reopening of the Roosevelt and its historic Blue Room and Sazerac Bar, modern amenities abound including a 12,000 square foot world-class spa and fitness facility and the opening of Domenica, internationally acclaimed chef John Besh’s newest restaurant bringing his elegant take on the unique cuisine of rural Italy.