Location of Conference:
701 Clark Hall (Hans Bethe Seminar Room)
Accommodations:
Statler Hotel
130 Statler Drive
Ithaca, NY 14853
USA TEL: 1-607-257-2500
USA FAX: 1-607-254-2504
Travel to Ithaca and Accommodations:
There are direct flights to Ithaca from Newark, Philadelphia, and Detroit.
Directions from the Tompkins County Airport:
Start out going South on Warren Road/County Hwy-121 toward Bomax Drive. Turn left onto Forest Home Drive. Stay straight to go onto Caldwell Road. Turn right onto Dryden Road/NY-366. Stay straight to go onto Hoy Road, Hoy Road turns into Statler Drive. At the Stop sign continue straight on Statler Drive.
Distance from Hotel: 5 miles
Drive Time: 10 minutes
Rental Car Feed Vary
Taxi 18.00 USD
There are direct flights to Syracuse from several additional big cities, including Boston.
Directions from the Syracuse Hancock International Airport:
Take 81 South to Exit 12, Homer/Cortland exit. Take a left onto NY-281/West Homer Road. NY-281 becomes State Highway 13. Continue on 13 to Ithaca. Turn right onto W. Main Street/NY-13. Turn left onto Dryden Road/NY-366. Stay straight to go onto Hoy Road, Hoy Road becomes Statler Drive. At the Stop sign continue straight on Statler Drive.
Distance from Hotel: 60 miles
Drive Time: 1.25 hour
Other nearby airports (about 45 minutes drive) are Elmira (NY) and Binghamton (NY).
There is a Cornell Campus-to-Campus Bus that runs several times per day from New York City to Ithaca, which is very convenient for people coming from New York City. (It is always on time, takes approximately 4 hours, has extra wide, comfortable seats.)
Getting To the Conference from the Hotel:
To be updated…
Parking on Cornell’s Campus:
Visitors driving to Cornell may park in any metered area on campus or may buy visitor permits valid for one day at any parking and information booth or at the Transportation Office. Visitor permits can be purchased at the traffic booths upon entering campus. A visitor staying at the Statler Inn on campus may be issued a parking permit that allows parking in Visitor Areas. Maps are also available at the booths. Park as close to Ives Hall as permitted or ask at your place of lodging to shuttle you to the Conference Center, which will be much more convenient because parking on campus is limited.
Many parking spaces on campus are reserved for persons with disabilities and are clearly posted for restricted hours, license plate numbers of authorized vehicles, and other conditions of use. In addition, general spaces designated for the disabled are provided campus-wide. Any vehicle with a current university handicap parking permit or current visitor permit accompanied by a handicap designation (placard or license plate) may park in these spaces.
About Cornell’s Campus:
When you visit Cornell, take time to explore the gorges, lakes, trails, gardens, and museums on Cornell’s beautiful 3,000 acre campus, considered the most beautiful campus in the Ivy League. The campus also boasts first-rate athletic facilities, including pools, an 18-hole Trent Jones golf course, the largest indoor climbing wall in North America, tennis, fitness facilities, and jogging trails.
Enjoy evening concerts (classical and pop), excellent summer theatre, exhibits, special lectures, collections of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, the Kroch Rare Books Library, the horticultural displays at a dozen different gardens of the Cornell Plantations, birding trails and exhibits at Sapsucker Woods and the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.