Tempted to book that staycation or your next holiday? Act fast because Qantas Hotels is offering up to 9 points per dollar spent for hotel bookings.

Qantas Hotels is one of the better third-party booking platforms for earning points, as members can enjoy special deals at some properties. You can also earn or use Qantas Points on bookings.

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How to earn triple points on Qantas Hotels

Expiry: Book by 11:59 pm AEDT Friday 22 February 2024

Simply make a booking at an eligible hotel between 16 and 22 February 2024 for travel from now until 21 February 2025. If everything matches, you’ll see a minimum of 9 points per dollar applied to your booking.

There’s not much in particular you need to do. Just visit Qantas Hotels and book a stay. Your 9 points/dollar rate will automatically be displayed at checkout. As an example, here’s how it would work for a stay worth $492.

  • Normal Qantas Hotels earn (3pts/$): 1,476 Qantas Points (worth around $28.04)
  • Special Qantas Hotels earn (9pts/$): 4,428 Qantas Points (worth around $84.13)
  • If you’re a Points Club member (+25%): 5,535 Qantas Points (worth $105.17)
  • And if you’re a Points Club Plus member (+50%): 6,642 Qantas Points (worth $126.20)
This Luxury Offer also includes an $80 F&B credit. Check the Qantas website for the latest offers.

With a triple points offer, you get real value back in Qantas Points – particularly if you’re also a Points Club or Points Club Plus member!

Qantas Hotels offer history (since 2019)

DateTotal Qantas Points
per dollar
DurationNotes
February 202497 daysAll hotels
November 202397 daysVictorian hotels
September 202397 daysAll hotels
February 202395 daysAll hotels
January 202293 daysAll hotels
October 202193 daysAll hotels
July 202195 daysAll hotels
October 2020-4 days20% off hotels
August 2020-3 days5,000 bonus points on all hotel bookings
February 202095 daysAll hotels
December 201963 daysInternational hotels only
May 201993 daysAll hotels
February 201993 daysAll hotels
January 201963 daysDomestic hotels only

Summing up

If you don’t frequently stay at one particular hotel chain, it can be more lucrative to earn airline frequent flyer points instead. Qantas Hotels is worth including in your price comparison research versus Hotels.com, Expedia and the like, given that all hotels booked through their platform are points-earning.

Read our separate detailed guide to earning points when booking accommodation through Qantas Hotels or through Airbnb. Plus, we explain how you could directly earn Qantas Points through hotel loyalty programs such as Hilton Honors or IHG Rewards Club.

The regular Qantas Hotels earning rate is 3 points per dollar spent at over 200,000 partner hotels. Qantas Business Rewards members are able to earn extra points by including their ABN on the booking.

With all other things like price being equal, you are earning a points kickback worth ~6% when booking through Qantas Hotels if you value your Qantas Points at 1.9 cents per point. That reaches closer to ~18% when there’s a triple-point offer!


Frequently asked questions

Is it worth using Qantas Points for hotels?

Qantas Points tend to have better value when used for flights, but if using points for hotels works out best for you, then it can be worth it.

Which hotels earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points?

Any bookable property listed on Qantas Hotels can earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points. Remember to use a reward points-earning credit card to earn even more points.

Can you pay for Airbnb with Qantas Points?

No, it is not possible to book Airbnb properties using Qantas Points.

How much are Qantas Points worth?

Qantas Points are worth different amounts depending on how you choose to spend them. Read our guide to points valuations for more information.

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Triple your points at Qantas Hotels was last modified: February 17th, 2024 by Brandon Loo