Map and List of Hotels That Cost $35 Per Night Until July 31

May 22, 2015
|In IHG Rewards Club
|By Scott Grimmer

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The new IHG PointBreaks hotels will be bookable May 26 for stays May 26 to July 31. The cost will be 5,000 points or $35 per night.

Below is a map and list of the properties. If you don’t know what PointBreaks are, read IHG Rewards PointBreaks List Means $35 Hotels Until May 31. I will update that master post on May 26 when these awards are bookable.

Asia

China:

India:

Indonesia:

Korea:

 

Vietnam:

The Americas

Canada:

Argentina:

Brazil:

Panama:

Mexico:

United States:

PointBreak hotels in Europe:

Andorra:

Germany:

Italy:

Poland:

Russia:

Serbia:

Slovakia:

Spain:

United Kingdom:

 

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