Originally Posted by
alrvd83
This devaluation isn't as bad as the one IHG had recently lol. So that's how I look at it
I could not disagree more. Although city areas went up in IHG, they were signicantly undervalued compared to Marriott. As it is, central london is now at 35,000 IHG points = roughly $175. With Marriott they are now 40,000 points = $400, due to the differences of point costs and ease of earning each.
Moreover, there were at least a signicant number of IHG properties that were lowered, not the 1% compared to what Marriott lowered.