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IHG is running another promotion whereby you can purchase IHG points with an 80% bonus. They’ve also increased the amount you can buy in a year to 100k, meaning you could get 180k bonus points for $1000. If you have signed up and carry the brand spankin’ new IHG Premier card from Chase you also qualify for a 20% discount on purchased points…meaning that 180k would set you back $800. That’s a phenom deal, especially when you consider that the card comes with a 4th night free when you book with points. Let’s take a look at this deal.
The max has increased to 100k points.
The current promo that effectively values IHG points at $0.0055 per point. Or $0.0044 if you carry the IHG Premier
If you max out the deal…
I just completed a stay at the Intercontinental Sydney. A great redemption at 60k points a night.
If you carry the IHG Premier, you could purchase 180k points for $800 and redeem them for a 4 night stay overlooking the Sydney Opera House. 4 nights in a great hotel in the heart of Sydney for $200 a night is a great deal.
If you’re interested…you can buy here
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