Radisson’s Buy One Get One Promo – Qualifying Rates as Low as $69 This Weekend

by Adam Last updated October 5, 2012

Radisson’s Stay One Night, Get One Night promotion provides the first 50,000 Club Carlson members to register with a free night award that can be used at any Radisson Blu or Radisson Hotel in the US, Canada, or the Caribbean after one qualified stay. The stay must be booked on the Radisson or Club Carlson website by October 31st and can take place at any US, Canadian, or Caribbean based Radisson or Radisson Blu property between October 1st and December 31st. Like everyone else, I was a much bigger fan of their Big Night Giveaway promotion earlier this year, as you received 50,000 points that could be used at any property worldwide, however this is still a great promo, especially if you can find a cheap rate in your area.

When looking for rates this weekend, I found several properties priced below $100, with airport locations usually offering the lowest options. Remember, your free night can be used at any US/CA/Caribbean property, meaning that you can redeem it for a $300+ stay at the Radisson Blu Chicago, Radisson Blu St. Martin, or Radisson Martinique. Using October 6th – 7th as an example, here are some decent rates:

Radisson Hotel Orlando – UCF $69.30
Radisson Hotel Akron $84.15
Radisson Hotel Phoenix-Chandler $86
Radisson Suite Hotel YYZ – $87.99 CAD
Radisson San Jose, CA Airport $88
Radisson LAX Airport $95
Radisson Ontario, CA Airport $94
Radisson MCO Airport $99
Radisson Resort Orlando – Celebration $94
Radisson Hotel Phoenix Airpot $94

If you find a cheaper rate on any other website, you can submit a Best Rate Guarantee and save an additional 25% off the lower rate. You can also currently earn 8% (next two days only) cash back by starting your booking at TopCashBack or 5% by beginning your booking at BeFrugal.com. Both sites redirect you to Radisson.com, so your booking will still qualify for the promotion. There are mixed reviews for both sites in terms of properly recording your booking and the timely credit of funds, however with the rates above, you won’t be out much if you don’t receive the cash back.

Also, make sure you register for Club Carlson’s Stay More Nights, Earn More Points promotion, offering bonus points for each night (including your Stay One Night, Get One Night stay) from October 1 – December 31. You’ll receive 2,000 bonus points per night for your first 1-5 nights, 4,000 bonus points per night for 6-9 nights, and 6,000 bonus points per night for 10 to 20 nights.

If you’re not yet a Club Carlson member, sign up here for 2,000 points after your first stay.

*Points + Cash stays are eligible for both promotions*

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Adam

Adam is the proud Founder and CEO of both Point Me to the Plane and point.me. An international consultant turned TV programming strategist, Adam currently works full-time on both websites. His obsession with points and miles dates back to his freshman year at college. After browsing Flyertalk and Mileage Workshop, Adam pulled the trigger and signed up for his first Citibank AAdvantage credit card and MCI phone line (yes, landlines still existed). Back then, both deals were churnable and in no time at all, the college freshman had enough miles to travel to Europe and Asia in First Class for free, multiple times. Needless to say, he was hooked! Fast forward a few years and Adam of course ended up in a career with a heavy travel requirement…which meant extra miles for awards! As his colleagues and friends started to hear about and see pictures from his trips, they wanted in on the secret and Adam began to assist them with their bookings, Juicy Miles was born. At the same time, Adam started an email newsletter to prevent those less obsessed co-workers from squandering their point collection opportunities. The bi-weekly email covered everything from upcoming promotions, guidance on maximizing points, and redemption advice. The distribution quickly expanded outside the office and Point Me to the Plane became a BoardingArea blog.