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Up to 30% off Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza & more
Sign up to FREE InterContinental Hotels Group's rewards club
ExpiredNew and existing sign-ups to InterContinental’s free rewards club* can get special access to a sale that it's branding as at least 30% off 500+ hotels across the UK and Europe. But importantly, it's at least 30% off its prices, which may be higher than going via an online broker.
To get the sale price, you need to book by 11.59pm Wed 13 Aug for stays until Thu 4 Sep (though you must do it 21 days in advance of your first night). Hotels in the IHG group offer include Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza and Hotel Indigo.
When we checked we found some decent reductions, but we didn't find anything more than 30% less than prices you can get elsewhere. Here’s how to make the most of the sale:
Step-by-step guide to get the most of the deal:
Step 1: Find a hotel and the sale price
Sign up to IHG's free rewards club* (if you haven't already). Follow this InterContinental link* and select a hotel – as long as you’re signed in, the discount will be taken off automatically. Make a note of the price.
Some hotels may have blackout dates where the offer isn't valid.
Step 2: Compare to the rest of the market
Once you’ve found a sale price for your hotel, check the price for the same hotel stay on Trivago*.
The rooms in the IHG sale are what it calls its flexible room rate (though you pay upfront and it’s non-refundable). You may be able to find advanced room rates that are even cheaper – Trivago should show these.
Step 3: Book your hotel
If you’ve found a room you’re happy with and want to use the offer, make sure you’re logged into the rewards club. Then go via the link above to book or call 0800 996 1971.
You'll need to prove you're a member when you stay - either print your club email confirmation, download the hotel group's app, print a paper membership card online through your account, or bring along an actual card (you'll only have this if you've stayed twice before as a member).
What's the free rewards scheme?
It's a free loyalty scheme that lets you earn points for stays to use towards future stays, merchandise and more. You'll also be sent offers and discounts.
If you want to cancel the membership, you'll need to wait until after your stay. You can do this by calling: 0871 226 1111 (calls cost 10p/min or more). Here are the club's full T&Cs.
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