How does double occupancy work?
Attendees selecting double occupancy will be paired with another attendee of the same sex unless a preferred roommate is provided during registration. This option is free of charge.
If you choose double-occupancy during the registration process, a promo code will be displayed. You will need to enter this code in the promo code field when you get to the end of the registration process. The lodging fee will then be waived.
Can I share a room with a guest or family member?
No. Double occupancy is only available for sharing with another attendee. If you are bringing a guest, you must select a single room.
What happens if my roommate leaves or cancels?
If you no longer have a roommate after the first night, notify TJCTC immediately. Otherwise, you may be invoiced by TJCTC for lodging fees after the conference.
Do I need to report room changes?
Yes. Any room changes, roommate switches, or early departures must be reported to TJCTC to avoid unnecessary charges.
How much does a single room cost?
Single rooms are $100 per night and may be paid by credit card, check, eCheck, or money order.
Who makes the hotel reservations?
TJCTC handles all hotel reservations for conference attendees. Please do not contact the hotel directly unless you need to report a late arrival or have an emergency.
What time is hotel check-in?
Most hotels begin check-in at 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. If you arrive early, you may need to store your luggage until your room is ready.
Will I need a card or deposit at check-in?
Yes. Hotels require a credit card or cash deposit for incidental charges. Debit cards are not recommended because holds may take several days to clear.
What if I arrive late?
If you will arrive after 6:00 p.m. on your check-in day, contact the hotel directly and guarantee your reservation with a personal credit card to avoid cancellation.
Can I add lodging after registering?
Please contact the Justice of the Peace Program Administrator, Jasmine Barker, at jms369@txstate.edu or visit our step-by-step guide.