HOTELS 

ADDITIONAL HOTELS 
Hotel Space is getting full at the above hotels on the Saturday before the conference and the Thursday at the end of the conference, so we have listed the following additional nearby hotels for your reference. We researched approximate rates for your convenience, but they are subject to fluctuate, so we cannot guarantee their accuracy.

Above hotels are walking distance to the Convention Center. The Hilton Palacio is across the street. 
If you're having trouble finding a room or need some assistance, please contact Wilshire Conferences
 at 310-477-4475 or email us at  info@wilshireconferences.com

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