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Come on Sunday instead.
We’ve reserved a block of rooms at a special rate for conference participants at the Best Western Parkway Inn, giving you the option to arrive the day before, enjoy a relaxed evening, get a good night’s sleep and wake up ready for the conference instead of already feeling like you’ve put in half a day.
And since reduced rates are available for up to two nights beginning Sunday, November 8, you might want to stay Monday night, too.

Anyone who has attended a great conference knows what happens by the end of the day. Your notebook is full. Your head is fuller. You’ve met people you want to follow up with, heard something that made you rethink part of your business, and probably scribbled down at least three ideas you’re convinced you absolutely must do something about.
Then you drive home, walk through the door and regular life starts up again.
Staying an extra night gives you a little space between inspiration and reality. You can go back through your notes while everything is still fresh, flesh out those new ideas, make a plan for what you actually want to implement and perhaps even send a few of those follow-up messages before they end up on the infamous “I really should get to that” list.
Or you can put on your pyjamas, order something delicious and enjoy the rare pleasure of having absolutely nowhere else you need to be. We fully support both approaches.
Our special conference rates begin at $140 per night for a room with one queen bed, with occupancy for up to two people. Rooms with two queen beds are $160 per night and can accommodate up to four people.
That means a few Business Sisters can share a room and make the conference into a mini getaway while keeping costs down.
It also means you can book a room all to yourself.
We’ll just leave that thought here for the moms, the light sleepers and anyone who shares a bed with a person who insists they “do not snore.”

We’re also planning a Sunday evening dinner in the hotel dining room, with a special table d’hôte menu.
It will be a lovely way to ease into the conference, meet and reconnect with other Business Sisters, and enjoy an evening together before Monday’s program begins. We’ll be sharing the dinner details shortly.
So why not make a little more of your Annual Conference experience? Arrive Sunday and skip the early-morning drive. Stay Monday night and give yourself time to absorb, reflect and plan. Share a room with a few Business Sisters and turn it into a Girls’ Night Out, or claim a room of your own and enjoy the peace and quiet.
Registered conference participants will receive hotel booking instructions in their registration confirmation email.
The special block of rooms is available until October 8, or while rooms last, so if staying over sounds appealing, don’t leave your reservation until the last minute.
After all, you’re already making the time to invest in yourself and your business at the Annual Conference. Giving yourself a little extra time on either side might make that investment even more worthwhile.
Come on Sunday instead.
We’ve reserved a block of rooms at a special rate for conference participants at the Best Western Parkway Inn, giving you the option to arrive the day before, enjoy a relaxed evening, get a good night’s sleep and wake up ready for the conference instead of already feeling like you’ve put in half a day.
And since reduced rates are available for up to two nights beginning Sunday, November 8, you might want to stay Monday night, too.

Anyone who has attended a great conference knows what happens by the end of the day. Your notebook is full. Your head is fuller. You’ve met people you want to follow up with, heard something that made you rethink part of your business, and probably scribbled down at least three ideas you’re convinced you absolutely must do something about.
Then you drive home, walk through the door and regular life starts up again.
Staying an extra night gives you a little space between inspiration and reality. You can go back through your notes while everything is still fresh, flesh out those new ideas, make a plan for what you actually want to implement and perhaps even send a few of those follow-up messages before they end up on the infamous “I really should get to that” list.
Or you can put on your pyjamas, order something delicious and enjoy the rare pleasure of having absolutely nowhere else you need to be. We fully support both approaches.
Our special conference rates begin at $140 per night for a room with one queen bed, with occupancy for up to two people. Rooms with two queen beds are $160 per night and can accommodate up to four people.
That means a few Business Sisters can share a room and make the conference into a mini getaway while keeping costs down.
It also means you can book a room all to yourself.
We’ll just leave that thought here for the moms, the light sleepers and anyone who shares a bed with a person who insists they “do not snore.”

We’re also planning a Sunday evening dinner in the hotel dining room, with a special table d’hôte menu.
It will be a lovely way to ease into the conference, meet and reconnect with other Business Sisters, and enjoy an evening together before Monday’s program begins. We’ll be sharing the dinner details shortly.
So why not make a little more of your Annual Conference experience? Arrive Sunday and skip the early-morning drive. Stay Monday night and give yourself time to absorb, reflect and plan. Share a room with a few Business Sisters and turn it into a Girls’ Night Out, or claim a room of your own and enjoy the peace and quiet.
Registered conference participants will receive hotel booking instructions in their registration confirmation email.
The special block of rooms is available until October 8, or while rooms last, so if staying over sounds appealing, don’t leave your reservation until the last minute.
After all, you’re already making the time to invest in yourself and your business at the Annual Conference. Giving yourself a little extra time on either side might make that investment even more worthwhile.

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