We rate these hotel prices five stars…
Summer is in full swing, and chances are you’re plotting the next big adventure. There’s so much of the world to see, too many trending new destinations to discover and just never enough time. One way to help narrow things down: an incredible hotel sale. Small Luxury Hotels (SLH) is out with a bonafide 30% off sale, where you can find top hotels in the best destinations at prices worth raising a glass to, like stunning Thai island resorts under $100!
Small Luxury Hotels (SLH) is an independently minded group of boutique hotels around the world, offering unique experiences all over the world. To compete with all the major hotel news from Hyatt, Hilton, IHG and Marriott, the group has launched a powerful 30% off sale. While many hotels in the group are outrageously expensive, there are some true steals to be had, like:
$88 – L Hotel in Seminyak, Bali.
$100 – Cape Kudu Hotel in Koh Yao Noi, Thailand.
$120 – Chateau Des Vigiers in Bergerac, France.
$150 – Hotel Haven in Helsinki, Finland.
$250 – Ka’Ana Resort in Belize.
$250 – Moviche Hotel in Cartagena, Colombia.
These deals are for hotel stays between July and December, 2018. The SLH 30% Off Sale page has handy calendar month availability, allowing you to browse prices by each month. This sale expires Sunday July 8th, so if you’re looking to spend about $33 less for every $100 you were planning to spend, make sure you get things sorted by Sunday! Oh, and don’t forget about the refer a friend program, which can bring you a free night! Free nights and sales, now we’re talking.
You can view the entire sale right here. The sale is automatically loaded into each destination, so if you already know where you’d like to go, you can alternately just search by destination during the months described above. Before booking you’ll see the SLH Sale rate, which lets you know you’ve scored the 30% off deal.
Only thing you need to be aware of is the referral hotel spend must be over $200 or you won’t get the free night SLH changed the terms and conditions in Dec 2017