+My Itinerary
From the standpoint of the business traveler, the meeting planner, the conference attendee, Ontario is famous for one spectacular asset, the Ontario Convention Center.
Came here for a professional conference this weekend and was a little disappointed that this place was a bit small, probably one of the smallest convention centers that I've been to in southern California so far.Just like a few previous yelpers had mentioned, some of the conference rooms were a bit warm and stuffy. But I found it odd that other rooms were really cold. I don't know why there was no consistency in the temperature of the rooms. There is a Starbucks here for those that need to grab some quick food (especially since there are no fast food places too close by). There are plenty of restrooms for both men and women. Parking at this event was $9 but you can find free parking on Convention Way in front of Double Tree Hotel and right across the street. (Then it's like a block away from the convention center. Don't try to park on the curb near the car dealership because you will probably get a ticket). The conference center was a short drive from the 10 freeway, which is nice since it is easy for people to find this place. Overall, wasn't rather impressed with this convention center (but can I get impressed by a convention center? Well if I can, it wasn't here), Didn't like the inconsistent temperature in some of the rooms that were utilized for the event I attended. But liked that free street parking was close enough and fairly plentiful... thus 3 stars.
