Via MileNerd, I learned of a status match to Nordic Choice hotels that is going on between now and September 30th, 2017. It is only good for a match of current Hilton status.
Nordic Choice Club? Is that the same as Choice Privileges in the US ?
Is Nordic Choice Club the same as the Choice Privileges loyalty program that US readers are familiar with? Well… sort of 🙂
Loyalty Traveler is my go-to resource on all things Scandinavia, and he has a great writeup of some of the similarities and differences between the 2 program. Basically, you CAN redeem Choice Privileges for Nordic Choice Club hotels, but
That same article also shares some of the excellent hotels they have. (Almost?) all of them have free breakfast at the hotel and Clarion Collection hotels also offer a light dinner buffet
(SEE ALSO: Which hotels offer free dinner?)
How to status match to Nordic Choice Club
Just visit the status match URL. After putting in your contact information (and signing up for a Nordic Choice Club account if you don’t already have one), you pick your Hilton status level and upload proof of membership
They say that you will have your confirmation of your new Nordic Choice Club status in about 5 days. It will be good through the end of 2018. My Hilton Diamond status should match to Nordic Choice Platinum status, which is their top tier. Normally I don’t know that I might bother matching to Nordic Choice (though there may be some opportunities to turn that status match into status at other chains), but I am planning a trip to Sweden later this summer, so this might come in handy
I’m planning 6 different vacations for 3 different families (and I’m about to lose my mind)
Were you able to status match to Nordic Choice Club?
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