Hilton Flash Sale in APAC - 50% off - book by 16 Jan 2014

Hilton is running a flash sale in APAC, which offers 50% off on select properties in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, for stays up until 31 March 2014, as long as you book it before 16 January 2014. So if you're planning something there before the end of March, you could well make good use of this offer.

Click on the link below for the offer (FYI, this is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you do use this link. Thank you).

72-Hour Hilton Flash Sale! 50% off hotel stays in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand!
Sale runs from January 14 - 16, 2014.

The offer gives you 50% discount off the Best Flexible rate and is prepaid, non-refundable and non-cancellable. To my mind, this is a very good sale, since it is quite rare that you'd be able to score such great rates at some of these properties (Conrad Bangkok and Hilton Pattaya come to mind readily).

Properties included and INR rates are as below (click for larger image).



Here are the full T&Cs:
  • Offer valid at 11 participating properties in Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia for stays booked between 14 January, 2014, 12:00a.m. GMT+8 and 16 January, 2014, 11:59p.m. GMT+8, and completed by 31 March, 2014. 
  • Blackout dates and length of stay restrictions may apply based upon which day of the week arrival occurs, geographical location of hotel, or by brand. 
  • Offer is subject to availability. 
  • Rates are valid for single occupancy and are exclusive of all taxes, incidental charges, gratuities, and resort fees where applicable. 
  • Full non-refundable prepayment required at time of booking. 
  • Your credit card will be charged immediately for the total amount quoted for the entire stay as reserved and refunds or credits will not be issued unless otherwise indicated by local law. 
  • Charges cannot be applied to other stays, services or merchandise. 
  • Booking cannot be changed. 
  • This offer may not be combined with other select promotions, offer or discounts and is not valid for existing reservations or groups. 
  • Offer components are non-transferrable or redeemable for cash, and cannot be used during future stays. 
  • To view list of participating properties and make booking, please view a global list of Hilton Worldwide Reservation centers or visit en.hiltonhoteldeals.com/72hrssale 
  • If you are making this reservation by phone, please request Plan Code “PR48NY” or the “72 Hours New Year Deal" package. Hilton HHonors™ membership, earning of Points & Miles™ and redemption of Points are subject to HHonors Terms and Conditions. VisitHHonors.com/Terms

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