Get two nights for the price of one at IHG hotels in UK and Europe – stay by April

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• Chrisasaurus says:

  4 Aug4 August 06:00

  ‘Explore with confidence ‘ proudly written at the top left of the banner- meaning what, in what is the reintroduction of non cancellable rates for the first time since april?

• Andrew says:

  4 Aug4 August 06:44

  And as usual with these kind of offers, far from 2 for 1 and actually worse than a normal offer like this as the cheapest rates at the moment ARE flexible but with this offer you are paying a higher rate to get 2 for 1 but foregoing flexibility. Holiday Inn Kensington Forum: £52 per night flexible rate; 2 nights for £93 under this promo. So a slight saving but foregoing flexibility. NOT a good deal, move on, nothing to see here.

  • First Class Fiona says:

    4 Aug4 August 08:39

    @Andrew, well that’s clearly not true, old bean. Did you get out of bed on the wrong side this morning? I must be in London towards the end of the month so I have absolutely no requirements for a flexible booking, non-refundable is just the ticket for my needs this time. Staying at the Crowne Plaza London Docklands would have been £362 but with this promotion, it is now £202. That saves me enough to buy a decent bottle of champagne. There is absolutely something to see here and a very good deal. Spiffingly good times ahead! Fiona x

  • TGLoyalty says:

    4 Aug4 August 09:49

    So that particular property doesn’t work. There are plants that will.

    • Peter K says:

      4 Aug4 August 10:45

      Don’t forget the effort involved in watering those plants however!

      • TGLoyalty says:

        4 Aug4 August 11:50

        Plenty 🙂 typing on a phone has its drawbacks.

• Nick says:

  4 Aug4 August 07:00

  Assuming there are some decent deals here (I note some examples where it’s definitely not!) Would this stack with the new IC Ambassador offer and count as your stay to trigger the extra free night too?

  • Mike Powell says:

    4 Aug4 August 09:47

    Which Ambassador offer is this? I must have missed it, could you link to it, nothing showing in offers on my IHG account.
    Thanks

    • Rhys says:

      4 Aug4 August 09:52

      Article later this week 🙂

  • Lady London says:

    4 Aug4 August 11:57

    IME IHG promos allow double-dipping

  • Lady London says:

    4 Aug4 August 12:08

    You’d have to think about it because you would be losing 3 months use of your Ambassador which might be more useful to have next year ( as the Amb thing can be signed up for, for longer), than this year.

    • Nick says:

      4 Aug4 August 15:34

      Yeah- I was thinking that timing might play a part in anything I book

    • Pat the Postie says:

      4 Aug4 August 17:37

      i thought ambassador was calendar year?

      • Genghis says:

        4 Aug4 August 17:46

        IHG status is calendar year. AMB is end of anniversary month.

• KBuffett says:

  4 Aug4 August 07:07

  I hope Marriott reacts with a strong offering…

  • Chrisasaurus says:

    4 Aug4 August 07:16

    There are some decent 25% off rates (Welcome Back) at Marriott and those are flexible to 11.59pm night before check in

    • Harry T says:

      4 Aug4 August 07:49

      Yep, I’ve been making good use of these!

    • Dave says:

      4 Aug4 August 07:59

      Yes I used that for Innsbruck in a couple of weeks. A decent deal!

• Dave says:

  4 Aug4 August 07:56

  It is tempting…I’ve got a points redemption booked for two nights in Zurich on the 14th August.

  Under this offer I could pay for a room for £63 which is a better deal than using points../but of course I’d lose that money if it all went wrong with Covid.

  • meta says:

    4 Aug4 August 08:22

    The offer is valid till 24 August, so I’d rebook the day or two before the travel.

    • Lady London says:

      4 Aug4 August 11:58

      +1 I’d defo do it for that rate for Zurich

  • John says:

    4 Aug4 August 12:59

    Which ihg hotel is it… They’re all crap, except affoltern which I haven’t tried but is newish

• Martin says:

  4 Aug4 August 08:10

  Any thoughts from anyone on the best IHG stay (either value or quality) in Scotland?

  • Andrew says:

    4 Aug4 August 09:06

    Probably:-

    Holiday Inn – Aberdeen West (£27.75 a night)
    Holiday Inn Express – Glenrothes (£28.75 a night)

    Glenrothes being better value as you’ll get breakfast.

    I wouldn’t recommend the Points + Cash deal at Aberdeen though. 7,500 points + £26.65 Cash. That values an IHG point at 0.01p per night.

    • Martin says:

      4 Aug4 August 13:40

      thanks so much for the very helpful reply!

  • Harry T says:

    4 Aug4 August 10:58

    The Kimpton in Edinburgh is meant to be pretty good – I believe HFP reviewed it.

    • Martin says:

      4 Aug4 August 13:41

      Great, thanks – will look that out. Cheers

  • Jessiefan says:

    4 Aug4 August 11:05

    Dundee is always good value as it has too many hotels, built due to a white elephant V&A museum. Indigo is available for less than £40 under this offer.

    • Lady London says:

      4 Aug4 August 12:09

      What’s the Doubletree like in Dundee?

      • John says:

        4 Aug4 August 13:00

        I liked it, but some flyertalkers don’t. Car required or taxis

        • Lady London says:

          4 Aug4 August 13:27

          Tx

    • Martin says:

      4 Aug4 August 13:41

      thank you! Actually grew up in Dundee (a long time ago) – so might be nice for a wee trip back. Thanks.

    • GERRY says:

      4 Aug4 August 16:23

      Is Hotel Indigo in Dundee decent ? Any idea when club lounges will start to reopen ?

  • Kai says:

    4 Aug4 August 11:31

    Just came back from a stay at Kimpton Edinburgh and it was very good.

    • Martin says:

      4 Aug4 August 13:42

      thanks for the reply!

• Richmond_Surrey says:

  4 Aug4 August 08:13

  I checked France, Germany and Belgium for dates next week. In France and Germany I only found hotels in Paris and Berlin, so no use to me. Belgium had 2 hotels available with this offer (Brussels Airport and Antwerp North). Other hotels either not available under the offer or not available on the required dates. But booking Belgium hotel without cancellation option is too risky, they may be on black list next week.

  I guess, I will keep my Hilton Strasbourg reservation at 63 euro per night. And it’s actually where I need it, on my way back to UK. Hilton has dream away offer with cancellation until midnight day before.

• John G says:

  4 Aug4 August 08:19

  Seems like you only pay a deposit equal to the first night charge and it is this that is non-refundable, not the whole stay. At least those are the terms under this offer at the hotel I sm looking at. Also says you can change dates by calling hotel directly, although rate change may apply.

  Also, re IHG hotels I have found in the past that they don’t charge your card until close to check-in day (even for non-refundable stays). I haven’t tried this for a while but it used to be the case that if you wanted to cancel before they take payment you could change the booking online to a more expensive flexible rate first, then cancel and they see it as a flexible rate and don’t charge. This may have changed.

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