Exclusive ‘3-4-2’ offer at InterContinental hotels

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• ChrisC says:

  7 Feb7 February 11:12

  Can someone check the Jones sale link please and advise if those blooming awful monk shoes appear – or preferably don’t- please

  # neverbeenmoreafraidtoopenalink

  • Mike says:

    7 Feb7 February 13:59

    Chris – why are you looking to replace your Double Monk shoes ? Have you really been to that many fancy dress parties?

    • ChrisC says:

      7 Feb7 February 14:16

      lol no

      I’m trying to avoid ever having to see them again!

      • old bob says:

        7 Feb7 February 15:02

        Nonsense, I see you as a Regency Dandy.

        • Mike says:

          7 Feb7 February 15:09

          Old Bob – you may have inadvertently come up with a name for their next range of shoes !!!!

• Russ says:

  7 Feb7 February 12:06

  The Hyatt offer is really attractive. Just priced up Hyatt Regency Dubai Creek and comes in at £50 a night or £1500 for £30 days. They actually have a cheaper offer at £43 a night for 30 days so £1290. Easy way surely to make status if you’re chasing it. Thanks Rob.

  • TGLoyalty says:

    7 Feb7 February 12:12

    They have 3 for 2 via Emyr on some properties too.

    • kitten says:

      7 Feb7 February 17:11

      would it stack ?

      • Russ says:

        7 Feb7 February 18:21

        OOH! good spot kitten.

        • Tony says:

          7 Feb7 February 22:24

          Don’t think it will stack as Emyr’s 2-4-1 rate will be based on the “best available” (I.e rack rate)

  • Pangolin says:

    7 Feb7 February 12:26

    I had a Hyatt booked in February for 15 nights at a very attractive price, but the lockdown put paid to that. My EK flight will now likely be for late October or early November but I’m not sure I’d bother with 30 nights for Globalist, as I already have top tier in Marriott and Hilton.

    You’d also need to add on the price of breakfast for an HR (in the dirt cheap Hyatt Place it’s included but will obviously be more basic than the HR Dubai Creek).

    • Russ says:

      7 Feb7 February 18:27

      ‘……but I’m not sure I’d bother with 30 nights for Globalist, as I already have top tier in Marriott and Hilton…’

      Having toppish tiers with both is the reason I’m interested in trying something new.

• ChrisC says:

  7 Feb7 February 12:46

  I have a few prospective bookings between now and 30th June (and yes I’m realistic about whether these actually happen or not)

  I’ll spend a few hours pricing up these rates against my existing bookings and see if it’s worth switching. I know without this 3-4-2 offer the BFR weren’t offering me any value over other rates.

  I hope Emyr is prepared for the onslaught of emails!

• Phillip says:

  7 Feb7 February 12:55

  Seeing that IHG is listing Six Senses openly under its brands on the leaflet, is there an update on the integration of Six Senses with IHG Rewards from an earn/burn perspective, other than the two Singapore properties?

  • Rob says:

    7 Feb7 February 15:56

    No. Istanbul was there for redemption a while back but that is a city centre hotel.

• Mike says:

  7 Feb7 February 13:53

  Whoever won the “double monk” shoes – Please accept my commiserations – although they may be handy for a fancy dress party

  • BS says:

    7 Feb7 February 18:36

    Hah! Those double monk really were something special!

• Graeme says:

  7 Feb7 February 16:16

  Well I’m a very grateful non-Monk Jones winner – thanks, HfP!

• JohnT says:

  7 Feb7 February 17:48

  For IHG eg Kimpton – do you still pay tax on the free night (ie based on the true rate)?

  • JohnT says:

    7 Feb7 February 17:58

    Also do I remember some quirk about mixing paid stay with consecutive reward nights reducing the points earned?

  • TGLoyalty says:

    7 Feb7 February 20:03

    I think You’d only pay fixed taxes like per night taxes some cities charge

    The rest at 0 since the 3rd night rate is 0

  • Blair says:

    7 Feb7 February 22:08

    Not as of 2020 anyway; never been asked for anything other than the trivial ‘city tax’ at European hotels of <£4 a night. In US hotels never been charged anything except a dreaded ‘amenity fee’!

• DaveL says:

  7 Feb7 February 19:42

  Could anyone recommend the best luxury country hotels/estates for a short break within an hour or two of London? Nice local walks and a spa are key. If bookable via Emyr for extras even better. Really enjoyed four seasons Hampshire last yr… looking at The Grove and The Langley as possibles (both around £400 night)… Would those be recommended? Any other recommendations? £300-400 per night is OK as it’s a short break and we’re happy with a standard room. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

  • Alex M says:

    7 Feb7 February 20:04

    Tilney Hall is my favorite.

  • TGLoyalty says:

    7 Feb7 February 20:59

    I’m assuming you mean driving distance not public transport. I can’t help with walking but the properties themselves

    The Langley is highly recommended if you have any sort of Marriott status I’m sure you’ll get a bigger than standard room. Unless it’s completely booked out.

    I liked Monkey Island (book a room on the island) for its setting especially on a nice sunny day and rates are quite reasonable atm

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