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BENEFITS/TRAVEL/IHG 50K FREE NIGHT
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IHG 50k Free Night

One IHG free night each year on your account anniversary, good at hotels up to 50,000 points a night. Nights issued in 2026 under the earlier terms were capped at 40,000. You can add your own points to book a pricier hotel. Covers one standard room and tax only, and expires 12 months after it's issued.

Which cards have it: IHG One Rewards Business Credit Card ($200 fee) and IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card ($150 fee).

TYPEFree Night CertIssued to your rewards account
ENROLLMENTAutomaticNo action needed to activate
GOOD ATTravelU.S. locations
DETAILS
Points cap
50,000 points a night
Top-up
Any amount of points
Expires
12 months after issue

How to claim it

  1. 1

    Get a qualifying card including IHG One Rewards Business Credit Card, IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card.

  2. 2

    Search IHG One Rewards availability for properties up to 40,000 points per night. Apply the certificate at checkout through your IHG account.

What we'd do

  • •Top up with additional points from your own IHG balance — no documented cap on the top-up. Useful for high-cost InterContinental and Six Senses properties above 40k.

Questions

Which credit cards come with the IHG 50k Free Night?

The Chase IHG 50k Free Night comes with 2 cards: IHG One Rewards Business Credit Card ($200) and IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card ($150). The cheapest way to get it is the IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card at $150 a year.

What do I get with the Chase IHG 50k Free Night?

One IHG free night each year on your account anniversary, good at hotels up to 50,000 points a night. Nights issued in 2026 under the earlier terms were capped at 40,000. You can add your own points to book a pricier hotel. Covers one standard room and tax only, and expires 12 months after it's issued.

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