I announced yesterday morning that the new list of IHG / Priority Club PointBreaks had been announced. The list is now bookable on IHG.com
Finding a good IHG PointBreaks hotel
The full list is available out on IHG.com, but personally I find it easier to visualize with a map
(SEE ALSO: Map of all IHG PointBreaks March 2015, April 2015 and May 2015)
That can let you know where particular brands are. I know that many people really like the Intercontinentals, but personally (traveling with a family), I like the Staybridge Suites hotels, because they come with a full kitchen AND most offer free dinner Monday – Thursday
(SEE ALSO: Which hotels give dinner for free?)
To book the hotels, you don’t have to do anything special – just search for a room between now and May 2015 at a hotel on the IHG Pointbreaks List. It will come up with a standard room bookable for 5,000 points. Here’s an example of the Holiday Inn Express in Page, Arizona
This is actually a hotel I want to stay at (I’ll be in the area, but annoyingly, on the date I need (which is March 3rd), they are already sold out?!!?
Sometimes the more aspirational hotels on the IHG Pointbreaks list sell out quickly, though I don’t think that’s the issue here (must be something going on in the Lake Powell area that day…)
Have you booked a Priority Club Pointbreaks hotel before? Let us know which ones catch your eye in the comments!
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