Realscreen Summit is where every moment counts and every connection is a chance to move your business forward. Take advantage of being at the heart of it all by staying at the Realscreen Summit host venue - Sheraton New Orleans. Skip the logistical maze of commuting and immerse yourself in an environment where networking opportunities are as easy as stepping out of your room. From impromptu meet-ups in the lobby to casual interactions over a cup of coffee, your connections will flourish effortlessly.

Our discounted room block at the Sheraton New Orleans is now CLOSED. Reservations can still be made directly through the Sheraton New Orleans hotel at their prevailing room rate.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

• There is a 2-night minimum stay at a rate of $229++ per night for a standard room and those nights must be between Sunday, January 28 to Wednesday, January 31. Additional nights before and after the event are also available.

• 30 days prior to your check-in date, your credit card will be charged a 100% non-refundable deposit for your booking. Changes and cancellations will not be permitted after that date.

• This block is for REGISTERED Realscreen Summit attendees only. Guest room reservations must be made under the registered delegate name.

These special rates will be offered based on hotel availability of the specific room category in the room block. The reservation cut-off date is officially Thursday, January 4, 2024, but we recommend booking in advance to better your chances of securing a guest room!

Please remember, any names found on Realscreen Summit’s hotel rooming list that are not registered for the event will have their rooms canceled and removed from the Realscreen room block. This block is for REGISTERED Realscreen Summit attendees only.

Beware of third-party booking agents!

Third-party booking organizations may attempt to contact our delegates, claiming that they represent Realscreen Summit and provide services for attendees to book their hotel guest rooms at the Sheraton New Orleans. These organizations are not legitimate and may be attempting to steal your personal and financial information.