Travel & Housing | Annual Convention

Located in the heart of downtown Austin, the JW Marriott Austin offers luxury comfort and sophisticated amenities. The hotel is located just steps from the best attractions and entertainment options Austin has to offer, and features picturesque views of the Texas State Capitol and Lady Bird Lake.

JW Marriott Austin
110 East 2nd Street
Austin, Texas 78701

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Room Reservations

SPARGO is the exclusive housing vendor of ABA Annual Convention. Book your reservation by Wednesday, September 7 to take advantage of ABA preferred rates. Hotel availability may be viewed online or by contacting SPARGO.

The room rate is $319 per night, single/double occupancy.

Should you have any questions about housing, contact ABA Housing Center by calling 1-888-243-7419 or email [email protected]. 

COVID-19 Requirements

In response to the evolving nature of the pandemic and to offer additional flexibility to conference attendees, ABA will now accept proctored antigen COVID-19 tests dated within 48 hours of the event. Effective April 28, 2022, ABA is requiring all conference participants to provide ONE of the following: 

• Proof of vaccination

OR

• PCR test dated within 48 hours of the event

OR

Proctored Antigen COVID-19 test (e.g. BinaxNOW Ag Card Test, Ellume Test) dated within 48 hours of the event. Please note that Antigen tests cannot be self-administered and self-read. Only tests proctored or observed by a healthcare provider will be accepted. Test results must be reported by provider to the conference attendee in writing, and shared with ABA staff upon arrival at the event. Please contact [email protected] if you have questions about how to report your Antigen test results. 

ABA events use the CLEAR Health Pass app to facilitate the reporting of vaccinations or negative PCR test results. More information on how to use the app will be shared as the event dates approach. 

Additionally, masks are encouraged during all conference-related events but are optional. Local conditions vary, and ABA will adapt as needed—following local public health requirements to inform decisions and responding appropriately thereafter.