IHG 35% off and up to 6,000 JP miles for PointsHound bookings

IHG is offering up to 25% off with the IHG Special Package for stays at any participating hotels in Asia (excluding China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan), Middle East and Africa between now and 30 September 2014. That means this includes India. Also, IHG Rewards Club members will get an additional 10% off. 


This offer is available for stays at any participating InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express Hotels and Resorts. Bookings to be done before 30 September 2014, and stay must be completed by 31 December 2014, though some black-out dates do apply. Click here for more.

T&Cs are:

You must be an IHG® Rewards Club Member to be eligible for this promotion. Rates are per room, per night and are subject to availability. Offer includes up to 35% off room rates. Tax and service charges apply. Final bill will be presented in local currency. Full prepayment is required at time of booking, cannot be amended and is non-refundable. Credit card surcharges apply. Blackout dates apply. Rates only applicable to participating hotels in Asia (excluding China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan), Middle East and Africa. Rates for the participating hotels are available until 30 September 2014. A minimum length of stay may apply. Please check with the hotel directly should you require further clarification. Stay must be completed by 31 December 2014. Offer is not valid to groups of 10 or more rooms and cannot be combined with any other special offer, including but not limited to InterContinental Ambassador’s complimentary weekend night certificate. At Holiday Inn, Kids 17 years and under stay for free sharing parent’s guest room in existing bedding. At Holiday Inn, Kids 12 years and under eat free from the all-day dining restaurant with an accompanying paying adult guest. Rates qualify for IHG® Rewards Club Points. Standard IHG® Rewards Club programme terms and conditions apply. Visit ihgrewardsclub.com for details. Other terms and conditions apply.


Jet Privilege, in conjunction with PointsHound, is offering points for stays booked through PointsHound for 3 nights or more at a go. The offer is open for stays till 30 September 2014 and gives you:
  • Up to 5,000 JP miles a night for your stay
  • 1,000 bonus JP miles for your booking.

The stay does not have to be in India. But you need to have signed up with PointsHound (ie, have an account with them). You can book your stays here, including signing up with PointsHound, which operates largely the same business model as RocketMiles, so you get air miles with your preferred program for stays booked through PointsHound.

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