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Radisson Rewards, the loyalty scheme for Radisson, Park Inn and Park Plaza, is offering a 25% rebate on all redemptions.

You MUST register in advance here.

This is NOT the same as a 25% discount. You end up at the same place, but the rebate requires you to have enough points in your Radisson Rewards account to pay the full price. You will then get 25% of the points returned to you within 10 days of check out.

Here are the terms:

  • Book by 25th October
  • Stay by 20th December
  • Category 1 hotels are excluded
  • Only 100% points redemptions count

I generally value Radisson Rewards points at 0.33p. In theory, this promotion increases that value to 0.44p. In reality, given that hotel rates are soft at the moment, you may not be much better off than you were.

Remember that Radisson Rewards is one of the best value American Express Membership Rewards redemptions. (Our list of the best Membership Rewards deals is here.) You get 3 Radisson points for every 1 Amex point, which is theory means you should get 1p of value per Membership Rewards points.

This promotion should double up with the current Radisson Rewards ‘5,000 points’ offer. This gets you 5,000 bonus points on every stay before 31st December, including reward stays. Our article on the 5,000 points deal is here and you MUST register here.

You can learn more about the 25% rebate deal, and register, on the Radisson Rewards website here.

PS. There is a parallel deal to get a 15% discount on redeeming your Radisson Rewards points for gift cards. This is not a great deal, even with the discount, and not recommended unless you have a small number of points you are unlikely to use.

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How to earn Radisson Rewards points and status from UK credit cards

How to earn Radisson Rewards points and status from UK credit cards (April 2025)

Radisson Rewards does not have a dedicated UK credit card. However, you can earn Radisson Rewards points by converting Membership Rewards points earned from selected UK American Express cards.

These cards earn Membership Rewards points:

SPECIAL OFFER: Until 27th May 2025, the sign-up bonus on the ‘free for a year’ American Express Preferred Rewards Gold card is increased from 20,000 Membership Rewards points to 30,000 points. Points convert 1:1 into Avios (30,000 Avios!) and many other programmes. Some people may see even higher personalised offers. Click here to apply.

SPECIAL OFFER: Until 27th May 2025, the sign-up bonus on American Express Platinum is increased from 50,000 Membership Rewards points to a huge 80,000 points. Points convert 1:1 into Avios (80,000 Avios!) and many other programmes. Some people may see even higher personalised offers. Click here to apply.

Membership Rewards points convert at 1:3 into Radisson Rewards points which is a very attractive rate.  The cards above all earn 1 Membership Rewards point per £1 spent on your card, which converts to 3 Radisson Rewards points.

Even better, holders of The Platinum Card receive free Radisson Rewards Premium status for as long as they hold the card.  It also comes with Hilton Honors Gold, Marriott Bonvoy Gold and MeliaRewards Gold status.

We reviewed American Express Platinum in detail here. You can apply here.

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Comments (23)

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  • Dubious says:
    19 Oct19 October 09:01

    Finally, after the loss of Norwegian I can finally get back to Singapore on an LCC…SpiceJet Heathrow to Delhi and Indigo Delhi to Singapore!

    Phew

    • Dubious says:
      19 Oct19 October 09:05

      *with a through connection in Bengaluru or Hyderabad

      • mvcvz says:
        19 Oct19 October 09:16

        Or you could just walk there. Sounds like it might be quicker. And more comfortable.

      • BuildTheWall says:
        19 Oct19 October 11:56

        Those two airports are quite good and efficient. Not many great food options though.

  • Ravaldo says:
    19 Oct19 October 09:05

    I’m hoping to spend a couple of days in New York next June (speculative, I know!) and was wondering whether anyone had a view on whether the Conrad Downtown or Conrad Midtown is better?

    If I pay for a room by purchased points the CD is £218.40 a night (versus £340.38 a night paying cash) and the CM is £370.50 a night (versus £541.08 a night paying cash). I don’t mind paying extra for the CM if it’s worth it, but the only advantage seems to be a slightly bigger room and a better location, with the latter not much of an issue given you can access Fulton Station via Occulus from the CD.

    Any comments are greatly appreciated!

    • Anon says:
      19 Oct19 October 10:11

      NYC in June is gross. Go in May instead?

      • Ravaldo says:
        19 Oct19 October 10:29

        As helpful and productive as your comment is, I can’t change the dates as I’m already scheduled to be on the East Coast for work at that time.

      • Dominic says:
        19 Oct19 October 10:50

        I find NY massively overrated anyway but, out of interest, why is it “gross” in June but not May?

        • Rob says:
          19 Oct19 October 11:16

          June is fine if you go somewhere with a rooftop pool. I had a very pleasant stay at Soho House (the meatpacking one) in June many years ago.

          • Ravaldo says:
            19 Oct19 October 11:25

            Thanks, Rob. Any preference over the two Conrads? I’m leaning towards CD given the good transport links.

          • Rob says:
            19 Oct19 October 11:38

            Midtown looks good from the pics (and location is good) but I’ve only ever stayed at Downtown. Downtown location is much improved now the World Trade Centre development is just about done and the new malls open.

    • mutley says:
      19 Oct19 October 14:20

      I stayed at the Conrad Midtown September 2019. The rooms were large, with a good size sitting room, the public areas very small, the seating was non existent. When we stayed the restaurant and bar were not yet fully open so we got a F&B credit. The Food via room service really was excellent quality. I suggest you ask for a high floor as the views on the lower floors are not great. Location wise, very good for Central Park South.

      • mutley says:
        19 Oct19 October 14:27

        For comparison, I also stayed at the Kimpton Eventi and the Intercontinental Midtown earlier this year, the public areas much bigger in both hotels, in the case of the intercontinental much bigger and grander, but significantly smaller rooms than the Conrad in both cases.

        • Genghis says:
          19 Oct19 October 16:23

          I stayed at the Warwick hotel – never again – for 2 weeks in 2018 for work and then had a couple of nights at the end at Conrad Downtown when my wife came out. CD was decent and transport links OK – the trouble with NY is getting across the avenues so ended up taking cabs to restaurants anyway. Location wise better off in Midtown. Wanna stay at CM when go next. I recommend Momofuku Ko – great food and best non alcoholic drink I’ve ever had.

  • Ana says:
    19 Oct19 October 09:33

    Hello!
    I had a previous reservation with Radisson using points. The stay will be in November, but the reservation was made in September. I believe it won’t be eligible for this promo?

  • BuildTheWall says:
    19 Oct19 October 11:59

    Hilton status question please. Received gold status from Amex plat this August. Will I have Gold until next Dec if I don’t renew Plat? And is there a soft landing?
    Looking to buy points, but less attractive if I lose status.

    • Anna says:
      19 Oct19 October 16:46

      You can contact Hilton and they will tell you when your membership is valid till. But it’s not Jan – Dec like IHG, it’s either from the month you got the status or from April – March so you may well keep it beyond next year. I’ve lost track because I’m lucky enough to have the HH visa and put enough spend through to keep me at gold.

    • TGLoyalty says:
      19 Oct19 October 17:08

      Yes you should have gold until atleast Feb 2022. might even go beyond that as it’s not always downgraded after an upgrade with platinum

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