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 Local Hotels to Event Location

ANCC has not contracted with other hotels; however, there are several hotels nearby that provide walkable access to the conference venue:

Hilton Garden Inn at SeaWorld- two blocks

Staybridge Suites Orlando at SeaWorld – 0.4 miles

Hampton Suites & Suites Orlando at SeaWorld – 0.5 miles

2023 ANCC Transition to Practice Symposium Hotel - Sold Out

The Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld is pleased to accept hotel reservations for the upcoming Transition to Practice Symposium. To receive special rates and features, you must book through our dedicated booking website created especially for the TTP Symposium attendees! The deadline to secure rooms is April 14, 2023, or once the reserved block has reached capacity.

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Benefits of booking at the Renaissance Orlando SeaWorld®
  • Stay at the official Symposium hotel with other conference attendees
  • Easy access to the Symposium
  • Networking opportunities
  • Save time booking
  • Support the conference and ANCC by staying at official conference hotels
  • Discounted resort Fee at the rate of $25 plus tax per day
  • Complimentary Enhanced In-room Wi-Fi
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the resort
  • Transportation to Disney World, Universal Studios and the Orlando Premium Outlets.
  • Complimentary Welcome Beverage (Two coupons per room, per stay - beer and wine)

HOUSING QUESTIONS
Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld
6677 Sea Harbor Drive
Orlando, FL 32821, US

Phone: 1-407-351-5555
Phone: 1-800-380-7917

ALERT: Beware of Housing Scams!

Be aware of nonofficial housing companies that contact exhibitors and attendees claiming to be able to secure hotel rooms at a better rate. These “poachers” are not authorized to represent ANCC. Previous attendees reported that after paying these companies, no rooms were reserved, and they lost their money. If you are contacted by another housing company trying to sell hotel rooms, please notify meetings@ana.org.

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