Book with 12 Hours Ahead and enjoy these free benefits.
Our hotel partner programmes add these to your stay, at no cost to you. Pick a perk to see which programmes include it.
1 Hotels
Reclaimed wood, living walls, and a sustainability position that turns out to be more than a towel card.
4 benefits
Accor Preferred
One programme, and behind it Raffles, Fairmont and Sofitel.
US$50 credit5 benefits
Aman Hotels & Resorts
Aman builds about twenty rooms where anyone else would build two hundred, then spends the difference on silence.
7 benefits
Auberge Resorts Collection
Twenty-five properties that mostly look like somewhere a person lives rather than somewhere a chain built.
6 benefits
Belmond Bellini Club
The only programme on this list where the benefits follow you onto a train.
9 benefits
Cheval Blanc
LVMH's own hotel brand, six properties, and the Paris one occupies the old Samaritaine department store.
US$100 credit7 benefits
Couture by Langham
Eight hotels, and the one in London invented the afternoon tea you have been served everywhere since.
5 benefits
Dorchester Collection Diamond Club
Nine hotels, and the only programme on this list that guarantees the upgrade in writing when you book.
9 benefits
Firmdale Hotels
Nine hotels in London and New York, all of them decorated by one person who never learned to be afraid of a pattern.
5 benefits
Four Seasons Preferred Partner
The brand that made consistency a luxury product, and the programme that covers every last one of its properties.
6 benefits
Hilton for Luxury
Waldorf Astoria, Conrad and LXR, and the only programme here that doubles your points.
US$100 credit5 benefits
Hyatt Privé
The rare preferred programme that stacks with a loyalty scheme instead of cancelling it.
US$25 credit8 benefits
IHG Destined
The programme that quietly contains Six Senses.
US$100 credit7 benefits
Janu Hotels & Resorts
Aman spent thirty years perfecting the art of leaving guests alone. Janu is what happened when it decided to try the opposite.
5 benefits
Jumeirah Passport to Luxury
Eleven hotels, one of which is shaped like a sail and visible from space.
US$100 credit7 benefits
Kempinski Club 1897
Europe's oldest luxury hotel group, named for the year it started.
US$100 credit7 benefits
Leading Hotels of the World
Four hundred independent hotels, and a five per cent acceptance rate for the ones that apply.
5 benefits
Limelight Preferred
Five mountain-town hotels owned by the company that owns the mountains.
0 benefits
Mandarin Oriental Fan Club
Invitation only, thirty-nine hotels, and the best spa estate of any luxury group.
7 benefits
Marriott Luminous
The wider half of Marriott's advisor programme, covering the brands you actually end up in on a working trip.
6 benefits
Marriott STARS
Marriott runs two advisor programmes. STARS is the one for the hotels you would fly somewhere specifically to stay in.
US$100 credit7 benefits
Montage Hotels & Resorts
American resort luxury done without irony: big, generous, and very good at families who want a spa.
5 benefits
Oetker Collection Pearl Partner
A dozen or so hotels the group calls masterpieces, and a credit that doubles if you stay two nights.
€100 credit6 benefits
Omni Select Partner
Fifty-odd American hotels, and the one on this list most likely to be the right answer for a domestic trip with a golf course attached.
US$100 credit5 benefits
Pan Pacific Reserve
A Singaporean group that is unfashionable outside Asia and extremely good inside it.
US$100 credit5 benefits
Pendry Hotels & Resorts
Montage's younger sibling, aimed at cities and at people who would rather not stay in a grand hotel.
5 benefits
Preferred Platinum Partner
Six hundred and fifty independent hotels in eighty-five countries, and no two of them owned by the same person.
US$100 credit5 benefits
Proper Preferred
Kelly Wearstler let loose on four American cities, with the volume left up.
0 benefits
Rosewood Elite
Rosewood's house rule is that no two of its hotels should feel like they belong to the same company.
5 benefits
Shangri-La Luxury Circle
The only programme here that promises the hotel will not move you when it oversells.
8 benefits
Tablet Hotels
The boutique-hotel curator that Michelin bought, and now the hotel half of the Michelin Guide.
US$25 credit5 benefits
The Peninsula PenClub
Twelve hotels, a fleet of Rolls-Royces, and a check-in time of six in the morning if you want it.
US$100 credit5 benefits
Virtuoso
The largest of them all, and the one whose name you have probably seen on a hotel's website without knowing what it meant.
US$50 credit6 benefits
No programme includes all of those.