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As we have previously flagged, every Wednesday Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG), releases the latest round of “SPG Hot Escapes” on their dedicated website.

These deals can be booked until the coming Saturday for hotel stays in the subsequent 6 weeks, with discounts that can go up to 50% depending on the destination and hotel.

If you’re not a member yet of the SPG loyalty programme, then I recommend you sign up (for free), as you will get an extra discount of 5% on all the prices featured on the SPG Hot Escapes website. 

Compared to the offerings in recent weeks, there’s a poor assortment in the latest round.

In fact, there were just 40 hotels on Wednesday’s list:

• Asia: 10 hotels (1 hotel in China not showed on map)
• Europe: 17 hotels
• Mexico: 1 hotel
• Middle East: 1 hotel
• North America: 10 hotels
• South America: 1 hotel

There are 2 hotels from the UK on this weeks list, one being the Park Lane hotel in London which can be booked for GBP 151 per night. The other hotel is the Le Méridien Piccadilly, also in London, which goes for a rate of GBP 174 per night.

Unfortunately there are no so called “featured deals” available for the UK this week, and for mainland Europe you’ll find just a handful of decent deals.

Note that you will earn Starpoints when booking one of the SPG Hot Escapes deals  – like you would with an ordinary booking through the SPG website. That said, dished out on a strict revenue basis, Starwood doesn’t reward you with many points for hotel stays, especially if you compare the number of points you receive with, for example, IHG.

However, the Starwood Preferred Guest loyalty programme does have an interesting conversion rate for transferring points from your SPG account to your favourite airline frequent flyer account. It’s possible to convert Starpoints at a 1:1 rate to air miles. You’ll also earn a 5,000 point bonus when you transfer 20,000 points.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to visit the InsideFlyer UK forum and ask – we’ll be glad to help you out.