IHG Savor Save Earn promo: 20% off F&B and bonus IHG points

From now till 30 December 2022, IHG One rewards is offering members up to 20% off F&B at participating IHG hotels across Southeast Asia and South Korea. Members will also earn 250 IHG points per US$25 spent. 

Points can be earned regardless of whether the member is staying at the hotel, a departure from IHG’s usual policy.

IHG Savor Save Earn Promotion

Under IHG’s Savor Save Earn promotion, all IHG One Rewards members will receive 20% off F&B at participating hotel restaurants. The discount is the same regardless of membership tier. 

Discounts are available for either dine-in (maximum party of eight) or takeaway, and exclude:

• Alcoholic beverages
• Meals included within a room rate
• Seasonal menus
• In-room dining
• Banquets, group and events bookings
• In-room minibar

The following hotels are participating in Singapore:

• Regent Singapore
  • Excluding: Park90, Seoul, Tenshin
• InterContinental Singapore
  • Excluding: Baker & Cook, Chikuyotei
• voco Orchard Singapore
  • Excluding: Iggy’s, D9
• Crowne Plaza Changi Airport
  • Excluding: Crystal Jade Pavilion
• Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong
• Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium
• Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre

IHG One Rewards members will also earn 250 bonus points per minimum spend of US$25, before taxes . This works out to about S$35 based on current exchange rates, and remember: points are awarded in blocks. If you spend the equivalent of US$49, you’ll still earn 250 points.

1 IHG point is worth roughly 0.5 US cents, so assuming you spend US$25 on the dot you’re getting a 5% rebate. 

Stacking with AMEX offers

American Express is currently offering statement credits with IHG and other hotel chains, valid for use up till 30 June 2022 (registration required). 

These are stackable with IHG’s member dining promotion, since all that matters is the nett spend charged to the card. 

Chain	Offer		Spend	Cap
	Spend	Credit
IHG T&C	S$300	S$75	🏨	10K
🏨 = In-person at hotel | 🖥️= Online

To illustrate, a cardholder who spends S$350 on dining would pay S$329.56 (S$350 -20% IHG discount + 10% service charge & 7% GST), which would trigger the S$75 statement credit for a net outlay of S$254.56. 

It’s not necessary that the entire S$300 minimum spend be made in a single transaction. The following hotels and restaurants are participating (but note that the list is not a perfect overlap with the outlets participating in IHG’s member dining promotion). 

IHG Full Details
Hotels	Participating Outlets
Crowne Plaza Changi	Azur Bar75 Lobby Lounge
HIX Singapore Clarke Quay	N/A*
HIX Singapore Orchard Road	N/A*
HIX Singapore Serangoon	N/A*
HI Little India	Blue Jasmine
HI Singapore Atrium	Atrium Bar 317 Atrium Restaurant Xin Cuisine
HI Singapore Katong	N/A*
HI Singapore Orchard City Centre	Lobby Lounge & Bar Tandoor Indian Restaurant Window on the Park
Hotel Indigo Singapore Katong	Baba Chews Bar & Eatery
InterContinental Singapore	Ash & Elm Man Fu Yuan The Lobby Lounge
InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay	Marcello Publico Ristorante Quayside Lounge
Regent Singapore	Basilico Dolcetto by Basilico Manhattan Summer Palace Tea Lounge The Regent Club
voco Orchard Singapore	D9 Cakery Il Cielo Opus Bar & Grill Verde Kitchen
*F&B and spa treatments charged to room during a stay will count toward spending. F&B and spa treatments outside of a stay will not.

Which other chains are offering member discounts?

Apart from IHG, the following chains are also offering dining discounts to members of their loyalty programmes:

• Hilton: Save up to 25% off F&B and 500 bonus points until 30 June 2022
• Marriott: Save up to 20% off F&B until 30 June 2022

It costs nothing to join either programme, so there’s no reason not to do so. 

Conclusion

IHG One Rewards members can save a flat 20% off F&B at hotels in Singapore, Southeast Asia and South Korea, regardless of tier. This can be further stacked with AMEX’s statement credit offer for even more savings. 

If you’ve been eyeing any of IHG’s restaurants in Singapore, this would be a good time.