Our host hotel this year is the Hotel Northland, a Marriott Autograph Collection hotel.
King rooms are $149 per night and rooms with two queen beds are $169 per night. The group rates are good from Wednesday, February 11th until Monday, February 16 (which is President’s Day).
To make your reservation, simply go to our custom reservation link and book your room, or call the reservation line and tell them you are with the Weetacon group. We recommend reserving your hotel room as soon as possible and please note that the deadline to reserve and receive the group rate is January 22. After that, space will be limited and attendees will not be able to use the group rate.
From Hotel Northland’s website:
Hotel Northland, Autograph Collection has been a cornerstone of Green Bay since 1924, blending timeless elegance and modern amenities. With nearly a century of service, our hotel in downtown Green Bay, WI, continues to embody Midwest charm while adapting to meet the needs of today’s travelers. Guests are welcomed into beautifully designed rooms featuring pillowtop beds, and complimentary WiFi with many offering picturesque views of downtown Green Bay. Wake up refreshed from our pet-friendly hotel in Green Bay, WI and explore the vibrant city, including nearby shops, restaurants, museums, and the KI Convention Center. Enjoy an upscale breakfast in The Walnut Room or a casual upscale meal at Poke the Bear. Host memorable events in our versatile meeting spaces, highlighted by the stunning Crystal Ballroom with its art deco design. At Hotel Northland, we seamlessly connect the rich heritage of our past with the vibrant energy of the present, making our Green Bay hotel in WI a premier destination.
Why did Weetacon change host hotel locations?
A few reasons, primary being that we’ve been keenly aware of a few limitations at our previous partner hotel (primary being the lack of rooms with two beds for roommate situations and king beds for couples who are accustomed to that sleeping style) and Hotel Northland offered rates in keeping with the increased rates at the other property. There are certainly some tradeoffs with the new property, in that we chose not to increase registration to cover a full-time function room all weekend, so this is very much an experiment.
We are keen to hear your feedback on Sunday on whether Hotel Northland is a good fit for our group!
