[Expired] Amex Offers: Hotels.com Gift Card, Spend $50 & Get $10 Back

Deal has ended, view more Hotels.com deals by clicking here.

Update 9/9/22: Deal is back through November 30, 2022 (ht GCG)

The Offer

No direct link, targeted offer

  • Get a one-time $10 statement credit by using your enrolled card to spend a minimum of $50+ in one or more transactions online at hotels.com/giftcards by 8/9/20
  • Some people have the same offer but for 1,000 Membership Rewards points

The Fine Print

  • Limit 1 enrolled Card per Card Member across all American Express offer channels.
  • Offer valid only on gift cards purchased through hotels.com/giftcards

Our Verdict

This is a fairly frequent offer from AmEx & hotels.com, I can’t see it being particularly popular due to the current circumstances but 20% is basically as good as it gets when it comes to Hotels.com gift cards. Other recent deals have been for 10% or 15% off. Hotels.com recently announced some extension of status and free night certificates due to COVID-19.

Update History:

  • Update 9/10/21: Deal is back and valid through 11/30/21
  • Update 7/30/20: Deal is back until 9/13/20. Hat tip to FM
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Liloz
Liloz (@guest_1664099)
August 1, 2023 15:53

Deal is back. Expires oct 29

$20 back on $100+

Rena
Rena (@guest_1471137)
October 23, 2022 11:55

amex sends me the offer used email but cashstar never lets my order go through

EastSideBK
EastSideBK (@guest_1452505)
September 25, 2022 21:20

I also have a 10% cashback Citi Offer at Hotels.com which makes for a good stack for the remainder of my purchase after I use this Hotels.com giftcard.

anonymous
anonymous (@guest_1442702)
September 10, 2022 19:18

Hopefully their rewards program doesn’t change for the worse in 2023 as part of the Expedia One Key homogenization. Twenty percent off is still 20%, though.

That said, I’ll continue to boycott Cashstar.

anonymous
anonymous (@guest_1286112)
November 19, 2021 13:55

Every freakin’ time I attempt to buy one of these damned Hotels.com gift cards, Cashstar cancels my purchase before I receive it. That’s even if I’ve linked there directly from the Amex offer in my account. Even if I’ve turned off my VPN. Even if I’ve completed their seemingly endless stream of reCaptchas. Even if I’ve enabled remote content in their emails so they can track me.

SCREW THEM. I don’t need $10 that bad.

Lou
Lou (@guest_1442269)
September 9, 2022 23:03

You can just buy it from a seller for $41.

Captainsave
Captainsave (@guest_1251585)
September 11, 2021 10:12

if i didn’t still have $700 worth of giftcards from 2 years ago…

iahphx
iahphx (@guest_1251824)
September 12, 2021 10:44

Do you not travel anymore? It’s really not hard to use hotels.com gift cards.

Captainsave
Captainsave (@guest_1252084)
September 12, 2021 21:21

Not since covid.

Eric
Eric (@guest_1442091)
September 9, 2022 17:19

Why do you have so many?

anonymous
anonymous (@guest_1442693)
September 10, 2022 19:10

I’m guessing you’re looking for an answer more complex than “because they were on sale so often, it was a good deal, and (he/she) figured they could use them on an upcoming trip…?”
(That would be *my* reason anyway.)
Lol!

atexit8
atexit8 (@guest_1251581)
September 11, 2021 09:57

$100 Hotels.com eGift card for $90 Newegg.com with promo code 93XRY29

Brad
Brad (@guest_1251545)
September 11, 2021 05:50

Correct me if I’m wrong, but gift cards like this don’t count for Amex welcome offers, correct ?

iahphx
iahphx (@guest_1251507)
September 10, 2021 22:47

If you travel a lot, it’s good to have some discounted Hotels.com money — especially when you want to (or need to) stay at a non-chain property. You can’t pay for all hotels.com hotels with the gift card, but about half of them work. The website makes it easy to tell which participate with a “check box.” You can usually combine it with a promotion code that takes off another 10%. A solid deal in many situations.
BTW, keep track of when and where you bought each gift card. You can combine gift cards for a larger discount, but sometimes hotels.com wants to know when and where you bought the gift card.