Starwood Pay Rates Equal to Your Birth Year Promotion
If only I was born in the year 2000…..
While I believe it has been around for some time, Starwood is again advertising their “Pay your Birth Year” promotion for multiple-night stays. Your rate will the first night will vary by property, then the second and third nights of your stay this promotion will kick in.
Terms & Conditions:
*Some exceptions may apply. Length of stay requirements may vary by participating hotel. Please see participating hotel for details. **Second (and third) night rates will be confirmed at check-in with valid date of birth identification.***Hotels that charge $100 + your birth year for your second and third night include: Hotel Ivy, Minneapolis, Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel, The Equinox Golf Resort & Spa, Vermont, The Fairfax at Embassy Row, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Washington, D.C., The Liberty Hotel, Boston, The Manhattan at Times Square Hotel, The New York Helmsley Hotel, The Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa, Hollywood, Florida, The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa, The Westin Resort & Spa, Tremblant, W Atlanta – Midtown, W Atlanta – Buckhead, W Chicago – City Center, W Chicago – Lakeshore, W Dallas – Victory, W Fort Lauderdale, W Retreat & Spa – Vieques Island
Basically, some of Starwood’s properties will require $100 plus your birth year. ($186 for me, since I was born in 1986) Which is steal I very good deal, especially for properties like the W Chicago.
I have seen this promotion before as I mentioned, but I have never gotten in on it. I am able to me to receive government rates, so it usually saves me more than having to pay the full rate for the first night. Still, I am sure this could prove very valuable at some of their more upscale properties and large urban areas, where even the government rate is sometimes steep.
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