Excellent IHG deal at the new Hotel Indigo Bath – 30,000 points for a £500 suite

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• Si says:

  30 Sep30 September 05:43

  Perfect – that’s my wedding anniversary venue sorted for next year 🙂

• BJ says:

  30 Sep30 September 06:14

  Same happened when Indigo Kensington opened. Took advantage of that and would like to do this too but cannot decide on dates.

• Ian says:

  30 Sep30 September 06:35

  I am guessing that these are room only rates? Not like IHG give breakfast even to Spire Elite 🙁 Anyone know the cost of breakfast here?

  What a shame that the suites and best rooms are underground.

  Looking at the latest review the author recommends avoiding these rooms as they are very dark.

• Andrew says:

  30 Sep30 September 06:35

  I think “selling at” and “priced at” are two different things. I looked at this yesterday when I saw it on Business Traveller and was shocked to see rooms for the coming weeks priced at over £300 when every other hotel room in the country is priced at less than £100 and even top London hotels like the IC Park Lane priced at around £200. So I doubt they are currently “selling” any of these rooms at these prices. Next year of course will be a different story and then perhaps 30,000 for a suite at this hotel is ok value.

  • Rob says:

    30 Sep30 September 07:32

    Bath is probably busy. When I was at Principal York recently I was told they are running at 95%.

  • FlyingChris says:

    30 Sep30 September 08:59

    London is like oversaturated with high end hotels for business & tourists that aren’t travelling at the moment. Hotels in more premium staycation destinations like Bath, Cotswolds, Devon etc within easy reach of London – I’ve been finding are commanding high rates over peak times like school holidays in particular.

• Ian says:

  30 Sep30 September 06:41

  Probably if you have some points then 15K + 67.65 per night is cheaper than buying points.

  I assume if you cancel the refund is 15,000 points which is cheaper than the buy rate above.

  • Andrew says:

    30 Sep30 September 06:52

    Yes this is an old trick to buy points at a lower rate.

• BJ says:

  30 Sep30 September 06:55

  Went for it, a weekend in a suite a year out. Suite looks great but I’m not sold on it given absence of windows. Breakfast we will probably just eat out, better places to eat breakfast than hotels. Parking is £15/day which is also unappealling. It feels 50/50 at the moment, I’ll keep or cancel based on feedback filtering through from readers after their stays.

• Anuj says:

  30 Sep30 September 07:09

  Do ihh redemption bookings have free cancellation ?

  • Ed E says:

    30 Sep30 September 07:12

    Yes.

    Cancellation Policy: Canceling your reservation before 4:00 PM (local hotel time) on Friday, 30 July, 2021 will result in no charge. Canceling your reservation after 4:00 PM (local hotel time) on 30 July, 2021, or failing to show, will result in a charge of 1 night per room to your credit card or other guaranteed payment method. Taxes may apply. Failing to call or show before check-out time after the first night of a reservation will result in cancellation of the remainder of your reservation. Points + Cash bookings are charged immediately in USD, and cancellations are refunded in points only.

  • John says:

    30 Sep30 September 09:05

    Don’t assume it is always the case, always read the confirmation before clicking book

• Ed E says:

  30 Sep30 September 07:11

  Thanks Rob, 2 nights in suites booked for end of July!
  It made me take the plunge and cancel a valentines redemption in London that OH is not keen on, even this far out.

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