Get 3,000 bonus Radisson Rewards hotel points with your first app booking

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• Mike says:

  21 May21 May 05:49

  After Radisson changed their reward scheme my Radisson stays have gone from rare to non-existent. This certainly won’t change that.

• The Savage Squirrel says:

  21 May21 May 06:48

  Not breaking ranks here either. Used to do a number of paid-for stays but not now. Middle digit in your direction, Radisson.

• Ben says:

  21 May21 May 07:19

  No thanks.

• Tetly1967 says:

  21 May21 May 07:26

  Me too, I’m afraid Radisson has become ‘chain of last resort’ since the changes to the reward scheme

• David Cohen says:

  21 May21 May 08:06

  Another one that refuses to stay there. If I’m in the Nordics, I’ll got for one of the Thon or other local chains where I know I’ll get no points of use, rather than stay where I’ll get screwed over.

• Wally1976 says:

  21 May21 May 08:10

  I decided to book a Radisson the other day to use up some points I have lying around and found that the cash price (and hence the points price) was significantly cheaper through the app than the website. Also using the discount booster I get as a Premium member (from Amex plat) got the price down further.

  • Radiata says:

    21 May21 May 09:56

    Really the sole reason I check when traveling. In this vein found the Radisson Blu Umhlanga cheaper than the now four star Hilton Garden Inn up the road.
    Premium membership- via Amex Plat – also led to an upgrade and lounge access.

    Agree change to scheme has gutted it though and rather surprised to see the article describe Radisson as being generous bb

• TM says:

  21 May21 May 11:27

  Transferred all my points out of Radisson to Avios at the crap rate they give – never staying there again since the devaluation with no notice

• Blair Waldorf Salad says:

  21 May21 May 11:49

  Frustratingly Radisson remain a near monopoly operator of on-site airport hotels in much of Europe. Through gritted teeth I have 3 stays with them this year – Zurich, Manchester, Dublin. All single night stays before very early flights. Dublin sticks in the craw most as my parents live 20 min drive away but won’t be at home that night 🙁

  • Peter K says:

    21 May21 May 15:18

    Why not stay at a near airport hotel? It’s often only 5-10 mins in a transfer?

  • Mike says:

    21 May21 May 17:24

    At Manchester, the Holiday Inn and Ibis Budget are now nearer choices for T2 than the Radisson. For T1, the Radisson is still more convenient than the two above. The Doubletree annoys me by having to pay a third party to go a a relatively short distance (less the money more the having to sort out) because of the poor pavement/connectivity makes dragging a couple of large suitcases wearing a backpack in the dark whilst getting rained on a pain and the cheapskates at Hilton scrapped their hotel bus.

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