Still a touch of winter blues? It’s time to shake them off by booking a spring or summer break with Hotels in Kimpton Spring sale.
The sale runs March 21 and runs through March 23, giving you a limited three-day period to get a bargain at one of the participating hotels. Participating hotels are available in the United States, Mexico, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Two things to keep in mind: Any stays you book need to happen by July 9, and you need to be a member of IHG One Rewards to take advantage of the sale.
You can join through Official IHG Rewards website if you are not a member yet. Find information about offers on Kimpton’s website.
Since the sale hasn’t started yet, it’s unknown how much you can save on a night or two (or more) at one of Kimpton’s boutique hotels or luxury resorts. It can go up to 30%, based on the metadata we’ve explored below on Google.
Or it could be similar to the savings found in Kimpton’s recent winter sale, offering discounts of 10% to 20% for IHG One Awards members. There is also a larger annual sale, can save up to 40%.
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We’ll have to wait a few days to see the exact deals from the sale, but you should keep an eye on the launch date.
You can start planning where you want to stay now, as the full list of participating hotels is available online. Some options include:
Most of the participating hotels are located in the United States. You’ll have plenty of options in California (with 11 properties on sale) and Florida (with four in Miami and five in Key West).
Maximize your purchases
If you book this offer, use a card that earns reward points on travel purchases, such as the Chase Sapphire Priority Card (5 points per dollar on travel purchases through Chase Ultimate Rewards and 2 points per dollar on all other travel purchases), Citi Premier® Card (3 points per dollar for hotels) or IHG Rewards Premier credit card (26 points per dollar for stays at IHG hotels and 5 points per dollar for travel, gas stations and restaurants).
Related: Is the IHG Rewards Premier Card worth the annual fee?
