Stay where the conference is!

SaaS 2G & SLAM 2009 will be held at the Hyatt Harborside at Boston’s Logan International Airport . A special room rate of $229 is available for SaaS & SLAM attendees. Be sure to reserve your room by April 15, 2009, to receive this special rate. Be sure to mention Webcom Communications when reserving.

Hyatt Harborside at Boston's Logan International Airport
101 Harborside Drive,
Boston, Massachusetts 02128
Phone: 617-568-1234   
http://harborside.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp

With our conference just a couple of weeks away, we thought we’d put together some “visitor” information for your benefit. SaaS 2G & SLAM 2009 will be held in Boston MA, at the Hyatt Harborside at Boston’s Logan International Airport.

4-HOUR COMPLIMENTARY AIRPORT SHUTTLE
To and from major airline terminals and MBTA (subway) stop-Blue Line.

For shuttle pick-up from airline terminals:
Guests must call hotel. Courtesy Phones with direct line to hotel are located in Baggage Claim area. After calling hotel, proceed to outside curb area for shuttle pick-up. Please remember to specify which airline you flew in on when speaking to hotel.

Call hotel at (617) 568-1234 for shuttle pick-up or take the Water Transportation Bus (#66) to the hotel.

Dining
Hungry? Tired of run-of-the-mill hotel food?

Downtown Boston

Union Oyster House- The oldest continually operating restaurant in the United States has been serving customers for 182 years. Features a great raw oyster bar. This was also a favorite watering hole for former president John F. Kennedy!

41 Union St, Boston , MA 02108 • 617-227-2750 • www.unionoysterhouse.com

Locke-Ober - Founded in the 1870s, this haute-cuisine restaurant serves exquisite continental dishes.

3 Winter Place, Boston, MA 02108 • 617-542-1340 • www.lockeober.com

Back Bay

Abe & Louie's - One of the best steakhouses in town.

793 Boylston Street • Boston, MA 02116 • 617-536-6300 • www.abeandlouies.com

Beacon Hill

No.9 Park - This Barbara Lynch owned venue is one of the most acclaimed restaurant in Boston. Dine of innovative French and Italian inspired dishes

No.9 Park St, Boston, MA 02108 • 617-742-9991 • http://no9park.com

Extending your stay?
If you have a passion for American History, Boston has no equal.

Boston Duck Tours - Want to see Boston, but only have an hour or two to kill? No problem! On the Boston Duck Tours, visitors are driven around the city in a converted World War II amphibious landing craft and yes, you see Boston on land and sea on this tour! The guides are entertaining and informative (some even dress like pirates). This is truly the best way to get a feel for the city and its history.

Freedom Trail - One of America’s great walking paths. On this trail you pass by just near every major historic site relating to Colonial Boston and the American Revolution. If you start at the Boston National Historical Park Visitor Center, National Park rangers will offer you a free 90 minute walking tour.

USS Constitution - This is the place to see Old Ironsides, the mascot ship of the US Navy and the oldest continually operating warship in the world.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology / MIT Museum - This museum showcases many of the achievements of MIT students and programs from Artificial Intelligence, to the Hack Hall of Fame. The Hack Hall of Fame exhibits the clever and innovative pranks MIT students pull every year. Once they even landed a police car on top of the university dome!

Fenway Park -The oldest baseball stadium still in use by the major leagues needs seldom introduction. It is a sin for any Red Sox fan or baseball enthusiast not to visit!