About Tour Day Hotels
A small, independent guide to staying near campus.
Tour Day Hotels exists for one job: showing families which places to stay are a short walk from where a campus visit begins. Booking sites measure to "the university", which can be a point in the middle of a square mile. We measure to the welcome center, and for graduation, to the ceremony venue.
We don't rank colleges, give admissions advice or ask who you are.
How this site earns
When you book a room after following one of our "See room prices" links, Stay22 may pay us a commission. It comes out of their side of the booking; you're charged what you'd be charged anyway.
Each campus page ends with a short row of Amazon searches for that school's hats, shirts and similar gear. Buy something on Amazon after following one and Amazon pays us a small percentage of the order. The amount you pay is the same as if you had gone to Amazon yourself. Everything there is sold by Amazon and its sellers. No school has any part in those links, and none receives money from us.
Neither payment has any bearing on what you see. Places to stay are listed in order of distance, by the method on How the minutes are measured. Hotels we earn nothing from sit in the same list, and where a school offers its own visitor rate we point you to it first. The gear row sits underneath the places to stay, never among them.
The income covers hosting and the hours spent reading school pages and map data, which is what keeps the site free.
If you've booked or bought through a link here: thank you, sincerely. A small site notices every one.
Prefer to book elsewhere? Go right ahead. If the site saved you some time, passing it to another family on the college-visit circuit is thanks enough.
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Corrections, a school we've missed, or a question: [email protected].
Tour Day Hotels is run independently of every school it lists. No college, university or hotel sponsors these pages, reviews them or signs off on them; school names appear only to tell you which campus a page covers.