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Heads up, fellow travel enthusiasts! Preferred Hotels just brought back a sweet deal for I Prefer loyalty members. You can snag a cool 2,500 bonus points simply by booking stays at their newly added hotels before the end of 2025. That's right, you have plenty of time to plan!
Why should you care? Well, free points equal free nights (or upgrades!), plain and simple. If you're already eyeing a Preferred Hotels stay, or you're looking for some luxury inspiration, this promo gives you extra incentive to check out their newer properties. Think of it as getting rewarded for being a bit adventurous and trying something fresh!
These points can really add up, especially if you have multiple stays planned. Make sure you're logged into your I Prefer account when booking to ensure you get the bonus. Happy travels, and happy point-collecting!
Why This Matters for Your Strategy
News in the points-and-miles world moves fast, and promotional changes often have a short window. If this announcement affects a card or program you hold, log into your awardtrail dashboard to check your current benefit usage, bonus progress, and whether a transfer or redemption makes sense right now — before terms change.
As a general rule: transfer points only when you have a specific redemption in mind — transfers are almost always one-way and non-reversible. If you're unsure of the value, check our redemption guides before acting.
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