Which hotel chains offer paid membership for their elite status?
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Which hotel chains offer paid membership for their elite status?
Usually to get to an Elite status with a hotel chain you have to accumulate a certain number of stays or points. I wonder if there are hotels that offer immediate paid upgrades to Elite status.
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Which hotel chains offer paid membership for their elite status?
Usually to get to an Elite status with a hotel chain you have to accumulate a certain number of stays or points. I wonder if there are hotels that offer immediate paid upgrades to Elite status.
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Which hotel chains offer paid membership for their elite status?
Usually to get to an Elite status with a hotel chain you have to accumulate a certain number of stays or points. I wonder if there are hotels that offer immediate paid upgrades to Elite status.
hotels loyalty-programs
Which hotel chains offer paid membership for their elite status?
Usually to get to an Elite status with a hotel chain you have to accumulate a certain number of stays or points. I wonder if there are hotels that offer immediate paid upgrades to Elite status.
hotels loyalty-programs
hotels loyalty-programs
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As of now (Feb 2018), I'm aware of these hotel chains where this is possible:
1. AccorHotels Group (Ibis, Novotel, Sofitel, Mercure, etc)
Ibis Business: for 90 EUR/year you get Gold status with AccorHotels with
all the benefits, like free room upgrades, free fruits, welcome drink, early or late checkout. Plus 5-10% discounts off of their regular rates.
Ibis Business Plus: 170 EUR/year gets you Gold and larger discounts at AccorHotels Group hotels
2. IHG group (Holiday Inn, InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, etc)
InterContinental Ambassador: for 200 USD/year you get Gold Elite benefits (which are pretty minimalistic) at all IHG hotels and special benefits like room upgrades, complimentary fruits or snacks only at InterContinental hotels.
Not a paid "upgrade" but can be combined with the above:
3 Hilton Hotels and Resorts (Hilton, Waldorf Astoria, Double Tree, etc)
Hilton Honors: Runs a permanent (it's been active at least for the last couple of years as of the beginning of 2018) status match program against most of the hotel loyalty programs. Sometimes they would match you without any conditions, sometimes you have to complete several stays within a given timeframe to confirm your status match.
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If you get the Chase IHG credit card, you get automatic IHG Platinum Elite status (one step up from Gold). You have to "pay" for it via the $49 annual fee on the card, but it beats the $200 option. It also includes one free night annually.
â LowlyDBA
Oct 18 '17 at 18:01
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For UK residents IHG have a similar deal: get an IHG Master Card, get Platinum status.
â djna
Oct 19 '17 at 2:41
@LowlyDBA Unfortunately I don't have that option in Russia but it definitely beats Ambassador program.
â RusI
Oct 20 '17 at 3:56
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
7
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As of now (Feb 2018), I'm aware of these hotel chains where this is possible:
1. AccorHotels Group (Ibis, Novotel, Sofitel, Mercure, etc)
Ibis Business: for 90 EUR/year you get Gold status with AccorHotels with
all the benefits, like free room upgrades, free fruits, welcome drink, early or late checkout. Plus 5-10% discounts off of their regular rates.
Ibis Business Plus: 170 EUR/year gets you Gold and larger discounts at AccorHotels Group hotels
2. IHG group (Holiday Inn, InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, etc)
InterContinental Ambassador: for 200 USD/year you get Gold Elite benefits (which are pretty minimalistic) at all IHG hotels and special benefits like room upgrades, complimentary fruits or snacks only at InterContinental hotels.
Not a paid "upgrade" but can be combined with the above:
3 Hilton Hotels and Resorts (Hilton, Waldorf Astoria, Double Tree, etc)
Hilton Honors: Runs a permanent (it's been active at least for the last couple of years as of the beginning of 2018) status match program against most of the hotel loyalty programs. Sometimes they would match you without any conditions, sometimes you have to complete several stays within a given timeframe to confirm your status match.
3
If you get the Chase IHG credit card, you get automatic IHG Platinum Elite status (one step up from Gold). You have to "pay" for it via the $49 annual fee on the card, but it beats the $200 option. It also includes one free night annually.
â LowlyDBA
Oct 18 '17 at 18:01
3
For UK residents IHG have a similar deal: get an IHG Master Card, get Platinum status.
â djna
Oct 19 '17 at 2:41
@LowlyDBA Unfortunately I don't have that option in Russia but it definitely beats Ambassador program.
â RusI
Oct 20 '17 at 3:56
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
As of now (Feb 2018), I'm aware of these hotel chains where this is possible:
1. AccorHotels Group (Ibis, Novotel, Sofitel, Mercure, etc)
Ibis Business: for 90 EUR/year you get Gold status with AccorHotels with
all the benefits, like free room upgrades, free fruits, welcome drink, early or late checkout. Plus 5-10% discounts off of their regular rates.
Ibis Business Plus: 170 EUR/year gets you Gold and larger discounts at AccorHotels Group hotels
2. IHG group (Holiday Inn, InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, etc)
InterContinental Ambassador: for 200 USD/year you get Gold Elite benefits (which are pretty minimalistic) at all IHG hotels and special benefits like room upgrades, complimentary fruits or snacks only at InterContinental hotels.
Not a paid "upgrade" but can be combined with the above:
3 Hilton Hotels and Resorts (Hilton, Waldorf Astoria, Double Tree, etc)
Hilton Honors: Runs a permanent (it's been active at least for the last couple of years as of the beginning of 2018) status match program against most of the hotel loyalty programs. Sometimes they would match you without any conditions, sometimes you have to complete several stays within a given timeframe to confirm your status match.
3
If you get the Chase IHG credit card, you get automatic IHG Platinum Elite status (one step up from Gold). You have to "pay" for it via the $49 annual fee on the card, but it beats the $200 option. It also includes one free night annually.
â LowlyDBA
Oct 18 '17 at 18:01
3
For UK residents IHG have a similar deal: get an IHG Master Card, get Platinum status.
â djna
Oct 19 '17 at 2:41
@LowlyDBA Unfortunately I don't have that option in Russia but it definitely beats Ambassador program.
â RusI
Oct 20 '17 at 3:56
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
As of now (Feb 2018), I'm aware of these hotel chains where this is possible:
1. AccorHotels Group (Ibis, Novotel, Sofitel, Mercure, etc)
Ibis Business: for 90 EUR/year you get Gold status with AccorHotels with
all the benefits, like free room upgrades, free fruits, welcome drink, early or late checkout. Plus 5-10% discounts off of their regular rates.
Ibis Business Plus: 170 EUR/year gets you Gold and larger discounts at AccorHotels Group hotels
2. IHG group (Holiday Inn, InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, etc)
InterContinental Ambassador: for 200 USD/year you get Gold Elite benefits (which are pretty minimalistic) at all IHG hotels and special benefits like room upgrades, complimentary fruits or snacks only at InterContinental hotels.
Not a paid "upgrade" but can be combined with the above:
3 Hilton Hotels and Resorts (Hilton, Waldorf Astoria, Double Tree, etc)
Hilton Honors: Runs a permanent (it's been active at least for the last couple of years as of the beginning of 2018) status match program against most of the hotel loyalty programs. Sometimes they would match you without any conditions, sometimes you have to complete several stays within a given timeframe to confirm your status match.
As of now (Feb 2018), I'm aware of these hotel chains where this is possible:
1. AccorHotels Group (Ibis, Novotel, Sofitel, Mercure, etc)
Ibis Business: for 90 EUR/year you get Gold status with AccorHotels with
all the benefits, like free room upgrades, free fruits, welcome drink, early or late checkout. Plus 5-10% discounts off of their regular rates.
Ibis Business Plus: 170 EUR/year gets you Gold and larger discounts at AccorHotels Group hotels
2. IHG group (Holiday Inn, InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, etc)
InterContinental Ambassador: for 200 USD/year you get Gold Elite benefits (which are pretty minimalistic) at all IHG hotels and special benefits like room upgrades, complimentary fruits or snacks only at InterContinental hotels.
Not a paid "upgrade" but can be combined with the above:
3 Hilton Hotels and Resorts (Hilton, Waldorf Astoria, Double Tree, etc)
Hilton Honors: Runs a permanent (it's been active at least for the last couple of years as of the beginning of 2018) status match program against most of the hotel loyalty programs. Sometimes they would match you without any conditions, sometimes you have to complete several stays within a given timeframe to confirm your status match.
edited Feb 15 at 12:06
answered Oct 18 '17 at 13:02
RusI
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If you get the Chase IHG credit card, you get automatic IHG Platinum Elite status (one step up from Gold). You have to "pay" for it via the $49 annual fee on the card, but it beats the $200 option. It also includes one free night annually.
â LowlyDBA
Oct 18 '17 at 18:01
3
For UK residents IHG have a similar deal: get an IHG Master Card, get Platinum status.
â djna
Oct 19 '17 at 2:41
@LowlyDBA Unfortunately I don't have that option in Russia but it definitely beats Ambassador program.
â RusI
Oct 20 '17 at 3:56
add a comment |Â
3
If you get the Chase IHG credit card, you get automatic IHG Platinum Elite status (one step up from Gold). You have to "pay" for it via the $49 annual fee on the card, but it beats the $200 option. It also includes one free night annually.
â LowlyDBA
Oct 18 '17 at 18:01
3
For UK residents IHG have a similar deal: get an IHG Master Card, get Platinum status.
â djna
Oct 19 '17 at 2:41
@LowlyDBA Unfortunately I don't have that option in Russia but it definitely beats Ambassador program.
â RusI
Oct 20 '17 at 3:56
3
3
If you get the Chase IHG credit card, you get automatic IHG Platinum Elite status (one step up from Gold). You have to "pay" for it via the $49 annual fee on the card, but it beats the $200 option. It also includes one free night annually.
â LowlyDBA
Oct 18 '17 at 18:01
If you get the Chase IHG credit card, you get automatic IHG Platinum Elite status (one step up from Gold). You have to "pay" for it via the $49 annual fee on the card, but it beats the $200 option. It also includes one free night annually.
â LowlyDBA
Oct 18 '17 at 18:01
3
3
For UK residents IHG have a similar deal: get an IHG Master Card, get Platinum status.
â djna
Oct 19 '17 at 2:41
For UK residents IHG have a similar deal: get an IHG Master Card, get Platinum status.
â djna
Oct 19 '17 at 2:41
@LowlyDBA Unfortunately I don't have that option in Russia but it definitely beats Ambassador program.
â RusI
Oct 20 '17 at 3:56
@LowlyDBA Unfortunately I don't have that option in Russia but it definitely beats Ambassador program.
â RusI
Oct 20 '17 at 3:56
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