IHG offering midnight check-out at selected UK hotels

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• Matt says:

  9 May9 May 07:31

  The IHG late checkout, 2 weeks only? What’s the point!

  • Alex Sm says:

    9 May9 May 08:47

    Works perfectly for my partner who just needs three nights during this period and ideally more time during the day

  • Doug M says:

    9 May9 May 13:39

    Yes, it’ll benefit a few, but incredibly random.

• Marsha says:

  9 May9 May 07:40

  Nothing doing on my Hyatt booking for 3 nights during the period. Tried to rebook today and the rate is the same and there is no mention of free breakfast on the booking.

• B P says:

  9 May9 May 07:52

  My Amex offer for Hyatt specifically states that it must be ‘checkout spend’ only, and that ‘online spend’ is not included. So it doesn’t sound like the Hyatt sale will work for the £100 cash back since it requires pre-payment.

  • DT says:

    9 May9 May 08:02

    How will amex tell the difference when the charge comes from Hyatt either way?

    • Steve says:

      9 May9 May 08:14

      Hyatt head office Vs Hyatt hotel charge?

      • TGLoyalty says:

        9 May9 May 08:55

        They’re all charged by the hotel (the only hotel group that charges centrally is Hilton in the USA)

        The T&Cs on most Amex offers don’t match reality.

        • Nick says:

          9 May9 May 13:41

          Depends how the hotel presents the payment. They should be including a flag for ‘card present’ or ‘card not present’ – obviously if the offer has been set up correctly it could easily be tracked this way. I don’t know if it has though!

        • TGLoyalty says:

          9 May9 May 21:09

          Technically I can walk out at the end of a stay for faster checkout and my card is charged but it was but a CNP charge.

          So I doubt it’s ever coded that way

• Tony says:

  9 May9 May 08:40

  I played with the Hyatt sale rates last week at a couple of properties – best I could find was a 10% discount over BAR so blatant false advertising from them here…

  • Andrew says:

    9 May9 May 08:58

    That’s standard practice for hotel offers – never much of a genuine discount.

    • tony says:

      9 May9 May 17:00

      Actually i’m going to take that back. Maybe I was too quick last time round but a full 30% being offered off the BAR now at two properties I’ve checked.

    • tony says:

      9 May9 May 17:00

      Actually i’m going to take that back. Maybe I was too quick last time round but a full 30% being offered off the BAR now at two properties I’ve checked.

      • Lou says:

        9 May9 May 21:14

        I booked the Manchester Hyatt last week. The sale isn’t as good as what I got last time, 6 wood per night more for breakfast included

• Anna says:

  9 May9 May 09:18

  IHG have started asking for paying up front again on cancellable bookings on some properties. Also, the IC O2 has started charging £60 per night per adult for any more than 2 people sharing a room which will make their suites more expensive!

  • Michael C says:

    9 May9 May 09:23

    @Anna, hope you’re putting your son in school shorts & cap to show how young he is!!

    • Anna says:

      9 May9 May 10:31

      Lol, that would be a bit mean in December, however it’s actually worked out cheaper to get two rooms rather than a suite, and I managed to make the magic standby upgrades appear for lounge access at £50 per night!

      • IanM says:

        9 May9 May 14:49

        How do you get the standby upgrades to appear???

        • Anna says:

          9 May9 May 18:26

          Or if all that fails, get your OH to log into their account (if applicable) while on the reservation details page. It then shows their account with your booking details! (IHG IT is something to be marvelled at). I’m currently toying with an offer of a $1000 pn night suite at the IC Boston for $230 pn (on a standard Emyr booking). It’s tempting but we’re not actually going to be spending that much time in the room … !

• Jimbob says:

  9 May9 May 09:31

  I’m struggling to find much availability in Hyatt’s UK properties. Birmingham seems to have some availability, but could find any in West Wales or Cheltenham, for the dates I was looking at.

  • TGLoyalty says:

    9 May9 May 10:21

    Erm Hyatt only has London Birmingham and Manchester properties

    SLH isn’t Hyatt.

    • Jimbob says:

      9 May9 May 10:25

      Thanks 👍
      That isn’t very clear on map view, at least when looking with a smartphone.

      Any personal recommendations between those two properties?

      • TGLoyalty says:

        9 May9 May 15:26

        Which two?

        I’m not a fan of Birmingham. The grand is probably best in the city now.

        Think Rob reviewed Manchester when they were IHG hotels.

        HR and Great Scotland Yard are both nice in London.

• mutley says:

  9 May9 May 12:42

  My son a Uni student in Sheffield texted me “Shocking weekend for the Sheffield area, Blades, Owls and Millers all relegated” Upside there’s a cheap deal when visiting him:)

  • Navara says:

    9 May9 May 14:35

    Barnsley are in the playoffs though as a consolation

  • bafan says:

    9 May9 May 16:33

    Sad about Sheffield Utd. Never been to Yorkshire but love teams that have come up through more traditional means (hard work and team spirit rather than outside money buying all the good players). Fingers crossed for Barnsley.

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