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The YOTEL San Francisco hotel will open on 1st March

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I did an article yesterday on the opening of the new Virgin Hotels San Francisco, which has special offers for Virgin Flying Club members.

At the cheaper end of the scale, YOTEL is opening in San Francisco on 1st March.  It will be in a refurbishment of a historic building on Market Street.  The YOTEL San Francisco website is here.

Club@YOTEL is the loyalty scheme for the chain, although it doesn’t offer much in the way of benefits.  You can read more about Club@YOTEL and sign up here.

You can also earn Virgin Flying Club miles when you stay with YOTEL:

You can find out more about earning miles with YOTEL on the Virgin Atlantic website here.

Club@YOTEL is also a partner with Flying Blue, the Air France / KLM frequent flyer scheme.  This HfP article tells you how Club@YOTEL, the YOTEL membership scheme, works and what the benefits are.


Hotel offers update – April 2024:

Want to earn more hotel points?  Click here to see our complete list of promotions from the major hotel chains or use the ‘Hotel Offers’ link in the menu bar at the top of the page.

Want to buy hotel points?

  • Hilton Honors is offering a 100% bonus when you buy points by 14th May 2024. Click here.

Comments (115)

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  • Mr Dee says:

    Interesting Amex are actually promoting Curve to be used in the future for ideas on increasing spend so they are taking them quite serious now!

  • King says:

    Re. buying IHG Rewards Club points – are the points reflected onto the account straight away?

  • Vijay says:

    Re. buying IHG Rewards Club points – are the points reflected onto the account straight away?

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