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Graduate Hotels launched a new promotion last week which is still around for bookings made in the next few days for stays through the end of July. It’s being marketed as a ‘Stay one night, get your second night half-off’, but it looks like you’ll get the discount for every second night on longer stays too.
The Deal
- Get 50% off every second night you stay with Graduate Hotels.
- Direct link to offer.
Key Terms
- Book by May 17, 2024 for stays through July 31, 2024.
- Offer valid at all US Graduate Hotels, only on dates listed above and for new reservations only.
- Offer must be mentioned at time of reservation and based on 2024 standard rates.
- Multiple night stay is required.
- Limited number of rooms available for each date.
- May not be valid during blackout periods or combined with any other discount or promotional offers.
- Must stay and book by date(s) listed above for promotional offer to apply.
- Offer may be terminated at any time without notice.
Quick Thoughts
As mentioned above, although the wording on the Graduate Hotels website makes it sound like the promotion might be for stays of two nights, it looks like you’ll get the discount every two nights of longer stays too and so there’s seemingly no need to split up bookings in two night increments in order to obtain the discount.
I’m always a little suspicious when hotel chains market a rate sale as x% off, because usually it’s x% off their standard rate, but cheaper rates than that are always available anyway. That’s somewhat the case here, but if you’re booking in two night increments you should still obtain some good savings.
When checking prices for their property in Ann Arbor next month, it was pricing out at $249 for the night of June 2 and $279 for the night of June 3 when doing a regular search on the website. When clicking through to the offer link for the BOGO 50% off deal, it was pricing out at $269 for June 2 and $285 for June 3 if booking those nights separately which, I’m assuming, is the standard rate. If booking those two nights together though, the average nightly price drops to $208.
Note that you have to book your stay by May 17, although it is valid on stays through July 31.
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Would these earn Hilton points or is that not setup yet?
They wouldn’t as things currently stand as the acquisition hasn’t been integrated yet. I don’t think we have a timeline for that, but I imagine that if Graduate Hotels gets onboarded before the end of the stay dates for this promotion, it’ll be possible to add your Hilton Honors account number to your reservation.