Good Substitute for Geocities?

[Ash]

I'm the team leader for our final project in my college advertising class.
We're supposed to create advertising materials for a fictional hotel and resort down in the Carribbean.
One of the assignments I'm undertaking is the creation a working website for the hotel.
I would've used Yahoo! Geocities but they closed down recently.

Do any of you know of a good substitute that I could use to make this website?

Thanks!   

[Andrew]

There are some companies that offer free webspace, but you often get what you pay for in that respect.  Best one that I can think of, from the old cadre of free website companies, is Tripod.

http://www.tripod.lycos.com/

Never used them myself, but I remember a number of sites that used to and believe that some still do.

[SPazzo]

I know Google had one called Google Pages,  but that was closed down and changed into something with a different name (Google Sites?  Google Webs?  Something along the lines of that).  I used Google Pages for a while; it's OK.  I've been told Geocities was a little more robust.

[Ed, Ego and Superego]

I have used Google sites.   Theres some loss of flexibility, but it makes a good free site.

[trekgeezer]

I had a site at http://0catch.com  for years, you can pay them a small fee ( like $1.66 a month) to keep the popups off it.  They will prorate the fee and give you a refund when you decide to take it down.

[Ash]

Thanks for the tips guys.
Much appreciated.