Skip the black-market transit chips and the ICE-jumping just to get to the venue. Jack straight into the Santa Clara Marriott, our proud corp partner since 2023 and your safehouse in the sprawl through 2028.

Just steps from panels, parties, and whatever runs BayCon operatives are pulling next door, the Marriott offers clean rooms, solid signal, and zero distance between you and the action. It's like renting a room inside the arcology itself, minus the corp security sweeps.

When you've had your fill of neon, noise, and net-diving until 3 a.m., hit the elevator (not the maintenance shaft) and retreat to your room like a runner who actually made it out clean. Towels provided, and recommended after a long night in the sprawl.

King Room – $174/night       Two Queens – $184/night

Book early. Rooms go fast once word hits the street, and corp budgets don't wait for stragglers. Hit that "Book Your Room" button like a job depends on it (it probably doesn't, but act like it does).

Don't skip the Bonvoy signup. Free net access included, no black ICE required.

NOTE: All room bookings require a credit card. A per-night incidental charge or hold will be placed on your card at check-in. Budget accordingly, choom. For questions, ping our Hotel Team at hotel@baycon.org.

After dark, BayCon jacks into its true form: the Room Party Net. These aren't just parties, they're pocket simulations conjured by fans with improbable dedication, infinite creativity, and occasionally, functional fog machines running on borrowed corp tech.

From the enigmatic hum of Chris Castro's Red Room (yes, that Red Room) to the strategic revelry of HMS Medusa's sci-fi Wardroom, every room jacks you into a new node of delight, snacks, and maybe some grey-market punch. These parties are entirely fan-funded, passion-fueled, and absolutely essential to the late-night data stream of BayCon.

Want to Host a Party?

All it takes is a vision, some vibes, and a ping to our Hotel Team to secure your placement on the Party Floors, located in the Garden Terrace buildings, perfectly positioned near panel rooms (and far enough from any corp security running a noise sweep). Whether you're running a humble two-bed op or summoning a junior-suite-level event horizon, move fast: bandwidth is limited, and the best rooms go dark on a first-come, first-conjured basis.

So go on. Jack in. Run wild. Possibly overload the grid (creatively). Let the night shift begin.