HOTEL & TRAVEL
Hyatt Regency
Discover the culture of the Crescent City at Hyatt Regency New Orleans, centered downtown near Champions Square and minutes from the historic French Quarter, Arts District, and Mississippi Riverfront. The hotel is conveniently located:
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Union Passenger Terminal (Amtrak) – 0.3 miles
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Port of New Orleans – 3 miles
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Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport – 15 miles
LOCATION: 601 Loyola Ave. New Orleans, Louisiana 70113
RATING: 4 Stars
RATE: $239/ni
TEL: +1 504-561-1234
E-Reuse & E-Scrap registrants have access to the lowest rates in New Orleans during the E-Reuse & E-Scrap Conference when booking through E-Reuse & E-Scrap Housing & Travel versus online travel agencies and direct bookings.
Important Notice Regarding Hotel Bookings
It has been brought to our attention that EHM (Exhibitors Housing Management), Convention Housing Authority, Global Housing Services Corp., Global Housing Expo and other third party hotel and travel companies have been contacting attendees and potential attendees of Electronics Reuse Conference (ERC) claiming to be the housing coordinator. We have no affiliation with these or any other third party housing coordinator. Please do not book hotel rooms through them or any third party hotel and travel companies.
The only official way to secure your hotel rooms is directly with the host hotel or using the link above.
Getting Here
Directions
The Hyatt Regency is located in downtown New Orleans at 601 Loyola Ave. The closest major intersection is Loyola Ave and Poydras Street.
For specific directions and how to get to the Hyatt Regency New Orleans, please enter your starting address here and a map and directions will be populated. Make sure to include your full address, city, state, and zip.
Transportation
Uber or Lyft from Louis Armstrong Airport to the conference hotel is approximately $40 - $50 and takes approximately 30 minutes.
Public Transportation from the Louis Armstrong Airport to the conference hotel is available by bus, costs approximately $10.50 per person, and takes approximately one hour.
Tourism
With the exception of Jean Lafitte’s booty, treasure in New Orleans isn’t buried – it’s all around.
Explore the multitude of NOLA neighborhoods and get information on what makes each unlike the other or anyplace else for that matter. The Marigny, the Treme, the Garden District, the French Quarter...there’s so much to explore beyond what most visitors get to see. Let us point you in the right direction.