IHG Army Hotels
Dec 12, 2011, 6:29 am
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IHG Army Hotels
Has this been covered before as a topic?
http://www.ihgarmyhotels.com/pal/en/us/home?res_state=1
I do not think that many of us would be able to use this, but perhaps some find it useful/interesting.
http://www.ihgarmyhotels.com/pal/en/us/home?res_state=1
I do not think that many of us would be able to use this, but perhaps some find it useful/interesting.
Dec 12, 2011, 8:04 am
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IHG ARMY HOTELS:
All Priority Club Rewards Membership Terms and Conditions under the General Terms and Conditions apply to the IHG Army Hotels except:
All Priority Club Rewards Membership Terms and Conditions under the General Terms and Conditions apply to the IHG Army Hotels except:
- All Priority Club Rewards members earn 3 Points/$1 USD regardless of earning preference when staying at an IHG Army Hotel. Points only will be offered, no airline miles.
- IHG Army Hotels do not participate in the Reward Night Program, Meeting Rewards, PCR Bonus Point Package Program, Point Voucher Program or Hotel Goodwill Program.
- IHG Army hotels do not issue complimentary weekday newspaper.
Dec 12, 2011, 8:15 am
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I am unclear as to policy at the IHG Army hotels. I have spent lots of time in Junction City, KS, home of Fort Riley. I stayed at the HI Express(?) in town. Is access to the on-base facility limited to active military?, retired military?, civilian contractors? Does the general public have access to the facility?
Dec 12, 2011, 8:17 am
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Has this been covered before as a topic?
http://www.ihgarmyhotels.com/pal/en/us/home?res_state=1
I do not think that many of us would be able to use this, but perhaps some find it useful/interesting.
http://www.ihgarmyhotels.com/pal/en/us/home?res_state=1
I do not think that many of us would be able to use this, but perhaps some find it useful/interesting.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/inter...-near-hnl.html
Dec 12, 2011, 10:59 am
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Base access is not a problem.
Just curious
If I were designing the program, I would assign first priority to active military, then retired military, then civilian contractors, then general public. I have not been able to find a policy on this anywhere.
It's not urgent and I am sure that something will eventually be promulgated.
Dec 12, 2011, 6:08 pm
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What does base clearance consist of?
Base access is not a problem.
Just curious
If I were designing the program, I would assign first priority to active military, then retired military, then civilian contractors, then general public. I have not been able to find a policy on this anywhere.
It's not urgent and I am sure that something will eventually be promulgated.
Base access is not a problem.
Just curious
If I were designing the program, I would assign first priority to active military, then retired military, then civilian contractors, then general public. I have not been able to find a policy on this anywhere.
It's not urgent and I am sure that something will eventually be promulgated.
Dec 13, 2011, 4:44 am
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I did a general search recently for Hawaii hotels at ichotels.com and I was surprised to see a couple of these Army hotels pop up. But after seeing this thread I just tried again and I don't see them anymore. More IHG web wackiness. 
Dec 17, 2011, 3:55 pm
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Just stumbled across this on the IHG website and came here for more info.
Seems like a great deal for those of us who are on official travel, best part is they allow pets, which the former model of Army Guest Houses most often didn't.
I don't expect nicer rooms as IHG is no doubt using former guest houses, but more than likely there will be a much higher level of service.
Seems like a great deal for those of us who are on official travel, best part is they allow pets, which the former model of Army Guest Houses most often didn't.
I don't expect nicer rooms as IHG is no doubt using former guest houses, but more than likely there will be a much higher level of service.