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Finding a place to stay in Berkeley
Finding housing in Berkeley is always a challenge. However, you should keep in mind that most visitors to the Law School willing to spend a week or two of serious effort are able to find housing. Unfortunately, the Law School does not have the resources to help visitors look for places to live. If you know the dates you will be in Berkeley, please contact the University's Housing Office at 510/642-3644 or their website at calrentals.housing.berkeley.edu. The Housing Office can arrange to fax to you a list of available rental units. They also offer advice about the different types and location of housing in Berkeley. There is a small fee for this service. There are also other local housing services that provide similar services.
Some recent visitors have successfully found housing using a free, local website at www.craigslist.org
Hotels in Berkeley
If you need to stay in a reasonably priced hotel, we suggest the following:
- Women's Faculty Club, University of California
- Located on campus. (Reservations must be made for you by the law school.) No children are allowed.
- (510) 642-4175
- Hotel Durant
- 2600 Durant Ave., near campus
- (510) 845-8981
- Bancroft Hotel
- Bancroft and College Ave., near campus
- (510) 549-1000
- Shattuck Hotel
- Shattuck Ave. and Allston Way in downtown Berkeley
- (510) 845-7300
- Flagg House
- 2001 Francisco St. in Berkeley, Flagg House is a rooming house that rents rooms on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis
- (510) 843-5990
- International House
- 2299 Piedmont Ave., I-House is a dormitory style residence that accepts official Visiting Scholars for one or two semesters
- (510) 642-9470
- The Claremont Hotel
- 41 Tunnel Rd., Berkeley, CA, The Claremont is a more luxurious hotel within driving distance of the University
- (510) 843-3000
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