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2019 Cyber Monday Hotel deals: Save up to $150 at Travelocity and Orbitz

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    Update: One or more card offers in this post are no longer available. Check our Hot Deals for the latest offers.

    Take a second a bookmark this post so you can revisit it or refresh it through the week as we’ll be updating the hotel deals. We also have a round-up of Black Friday/Cyber Monday flight deals. If you see a deal that isn’t listed please share it in the comments and if it’s interesting we’ll add it.

    When you’re booking your discounted stay be sure to use the best travel credit card or best hotel credit card for your purchase. Remember, booking through 3rd-party sites like Priceline or Expedia will count as travel (and earn 3x points) with cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve®. But you won’t earn bonus points with a co-branded hotel card unless you book directly with the hotel (through it’s app or website). And for some of these deals, you’ll be able to stack your savings by using an online shopping portal.

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    Black Friday and Cyber Monday hotel deals

    Travelocity 17% off

    The deal: Take an extra 17% off with code SWEET17 (up to $150) Book: No later than Dec. 2nd Travel: Through Sept. 30th 2020 Promotion link: Travelocity promotion

    Go to Travelocity and use the promo code at checkout.

    Orbitz 17% off

    The deal: Take an extra 17% off with code CYBERWOW17 (up to $150) Book: No later than Dec. 2nd Travel: Through Sept. 30th 2020 Promotion link: Orbitz promotion

    Go to Orbitz and use the promo code at checkout.

    Booking.com 40% off

    The deal: 40% off select hotels Book: No later than Dec. 2nd Travel: Through Mar. 31st 2020 Promotion link:

    You can book these deals directly through the Booking.com site. There are some cheap prices listed, but it’s likely that the best prices are for hotels that typically aren’t that expensive anyway.

    Rocketmiles – 5,000 bonus miles or $50 gift card

    The deal: Earn 5,000 bonus airline miles or a $50 Amazon gift card on all reservations made during the promotion Book: Until Dec. 2nd Promotion link: Rocketmiles is a 3rd-party booking site that will reward you with airline miles (of your choice) when book through its site. This promotion is similar to offers they’ve had in the past, but it could be a good deal especially if your just shy of having enough miles for a business or first-class flight.

    Expedia 95% off coupons in app (very limited deal)

    The deal: Get 95% off coupons for select hotels through the Expedia app Book: Dec. 2nd at 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Eastern Terms: Promotion link: Expedia Black Friday/Cyber Monday promotion

    You’ll need to have an Expedia account to get in on this year’s deals. If you can’t get the 95% off coupons there will be 25% off codes available from any device, not just the app.

    Priceline 99% off Express Deals hotels

    The deal: Priceline is sending out 1,000 99% off codes (up to $500 off) valid for Express Deals hotels Terms: Promotion link: 

    No promotion link for this one, instead you’ll need to be signed up for Priceline’s email list to be eligible. With Priceline’s Express Deals you don’t know the exact hotel until after you’ve booked. If you don’t get the 99% off coupon, you’ll could get either a 10% or 15% off coupon.

    Hotwire up to $70 off hotel bookings

    The deal: Use these Black Friday codes in the Hotwire app between Nov. 27th and 29th

    On Cyber Monday use the code HWHOTDEALS to get 11% off $100+ Hot Rate Hotels.

    Terms: Promotion link: 

    The minimum price of your booking is the price before you add in an taxes and fees. These codes will also work on Hotwire’s Hot Rate Hotels, which are deals you book without knowing exactly what hotel you’re booking. There are tricks to figuring out which hotel you’re actually booking and Travel is Free has a great post showing you how to do that.

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