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2018 AERA Annual Meeting - New York, NY - April 13 - 17, 2018 Hotels & Rates Hotel Rate Rewards Program Algonquin Hotel $299 Flat Marriot Rewards Candlewood Suites Times Square $269 Flat IHG Rewards Club Courtyard by Marriott Midtown East $285/$285/$315/N/A Marriott Rewards King - $285 Flat Courtyard New York Manhattan/Central Park Marriott Rewards D/D - $299 Flat King - $319/$319 Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan* IHG Rewards Club D/D - $339/$339/$359/$359 Queen - $239/$239 Doubletree Metropolitan Hotel Hilton HHonors D/D - $259/$259/$279/$299 Doubletree by Hilton New York Times Square West $229/$239/$249/$259 Hilton HHonors King - $279/$279 Element Times Square SPG Rewards D/D - $309/$309/$339/$369 Fairfield Inn New York Manhattan/Times Square $239/$259/$259/$259 Marriott Rewards Four Points by Sheraton Midtown - Times Square $229/$249/$249/$249 SPG Rewards King - $279/$279 Hampton Inn Manhattan Times Square North Hilton HHonors D/D - $299/$299/$319/$339 Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square Central $289/$309/$319/$329 Hilton HHonors King - $279/$279 Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square South Hilton HHonors D/D - $299 Flat King - $269/$269 Hilton Garden Inn Central Park South Hilton HHonors D/D - $299/$299/$309/$319 King - $269/$269 Hilton Garden Inn New York Times Square Central Hilton HHonors D/D - $299/$299/$319/$339 King - $259/$269 Hilton Garden Inn Times Square Hilton HHonors D/D - $289/$289/$309/$329 King - $279/$279 Holiday Inn Express Times Square IHG Rewards Club D/D - $299 Flat Holiday Inn New York City - Times Square $279/$279/$294/$309 IHG Rewards Club Studio King - $289/$289/$309/N/A Homewood Suites Times Square Hilton HHonors Studio Q/Q - $329/$329/$339/$349 Hotel Central Fifth Avenue New York $205 Flat N/A Hyatt Centric Times Square New York $319 Flat WORLD O F HYATT JW Marriott Essex House $359 Flat Marriott Rewards Queen - $239/$239 Manhattan at Times Square Hotel N/A D/D - $239/$239/$249/$259 King - $279 Flat Millennium Broadway* My Millennium D/D - $299 Flat New York Hilton Midtown* $299/$299/$319/$339 Hilton HHonors New York Marriott East Side $259/$259/$289/N/A Marriott Rewards New York Marriott Marquis* $343/$343/$383/N/A Marriott Rewards Night Hotel Times Square $230 Flat N/A Queen - $230/$230 Paramount Hotel N/A D/D - $265/$265/$285/$285 Park Central New York Hotel* $299/$299/$309/$309 N/A Parker New York* $319/$319/$369/N/A Leaders Club Renaissance Times Square $335/$335/$365/N/A Marriott Rewards King - $299 Flat Residence Inn Manhattan/Central Park Marriott Rewards 2 Beds - $309 Flat Queen - $239/$239 Row NYC N/A D/D - $259/$259/$279/$299 Sheraton New York Times Square* $319/$319/$349/$379 SPG Rewards/Marriott Rewards King - $270/$270 Warwick New York Hotel* Warwick Journies D/D - $290/$290/$320/$350 Standard 1 Bed - $155 - $240 Deluxe 1 Bed - $165 - $250 Wellington Hotel N/A D/D - $175 - $260 (rates are different per night) Westin at Times Square* $326/$326/$356/$386 SPG Rewards YOTEL New York Queen - $249/$249 N/A *Denotes Co-Headquarter Hotel (NCME HQ Hotel is the Westin at Times Square).

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