Value Dates and UC Department/Affiliate Rates at UC s Kingsgate Marriott Announced
UC departments paying with UC funds have two options to request a reservation:
Option 1: Complete the UC Guest Room Reservation Request Form here.
Option 2: Submit a reservation request online at Marriott here.
The $149 UC department rate is subject to availability and both options require a credit card to hold the reservation.
The $159 UC affiliate rate is subject to availability and requires verification at the time of check-in. UC Affiliates are defined as UC employees, parents of UC students, and as individuals on UC-related business. Verification types include: a UC ID (parents can use their students ID) or a letter of engagement/confirmation from a university department.
Kingsgate Marriott is also offering meeting packages for as low as $99 on the following dates during the 2013-14 academic year:
October 27-31
November 17-21
December 15-21
January 10-11 and 19-23
February 7-8 and 16-20
March 17-20 and 29-31
April 1-4
For more information, visit the Kingsgate Marriott website at www.uc.edu/kingsgate or contact UC Conference & Event Services at event.services@uc.edu or 558-1810.
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