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No hotels that I’m aware of will give you loyalty points unless you book directly. You can also get more loyalty points by using a cobranded hotel card. But o
by scarface_74 2y ago
No hotels that I’m aware of will give you loyalty points unless you book directly. You can also get more loyalty points by using a cobranded hotel card. But only by booking directly.
- dcrazy 2y agoI’ve had mixed success asking to add my loyalty number at check-in, even if I already provided it to the aggregator.
- ta1243 2y agoI stay in IHG hotels a fair amount booked through work's travel agent - indeed I'm about to check in to one when the train gets in. Always get the points and credited stay. Don't get them if you book it through booking.com or similar though (although hotels.com at least used to give you a 10% cashback as a credit for free nights, which is handy when you can't stay in one chain)
- scarface_74 2y agoBooking through something like Concur is different. Concur doesn’t charge the hotel a fee for booking through them. Concur gets paid by the company.
- shermantanktop 2y agoI bet Concur gets paid for having slow page loads and thereby discouraging employee travel. It's the only explanation.
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- odshoifsdhfs 2y agoRIU hotels does. If you are part of their program after you stay you can go to your profile and add points for previous stays that weren't booked through them source: staying now in the hotel and done it ;)