Not true. Well maybe there is no restaurant in the
new Hilton or Hyatt, but there is my favourite English
pub in the mall just north of that location. I remember
watching the World Cup games in that pub after a hard
days work. Quite enjoyable and friendly people in that
pub. I spoke with several people regarding, the state of
English soccer, software engineering, Microsoft and several
offers of send me your resume! I can't specifically remember
the name, but my brain says it is Irish/Mexican.

I don't remember if it is a Hilton or Hyatt or ???? either
because it was still being built when I was visiting HP.

Not to mention a plethora of Asian restaurants just up
the way.

My opinion is that the best place is HP or at least closer
to CSY than the Radisson is. The very best Iprof was one
of the first ones, that was held at HP. I had an Image question
and the individual went back to their cubicle and got the answer
for me.

I wish I knew why HP is reluctant (if that is the case) to have
the meeting onsite.

Neil

> -----Original Message-----
> From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
> Behalf Of Greg Cagle
> Sent: Thursday, December 03, 1998 10:48 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: IPROF
>
>
> Stan Sieler wrote:
> >
> >
> > What about the new hotel "across the street" from HP?  (Hilton? Hyatt?)
> > Does it have conference facilities?  That's probably close enough (i.e.,
> > easy walking distance) that we'd get more HP people than at the
> > difficult-to-park-at Radisson.
>
> There isn't much there - I stayed there a few weeks ago, and it's one
> of those low-overhead operations. No meeting rooms of any size that
> I could find. No restaurant either!
>
> - Greg
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