In 2019, InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) acquired Six Senses. This was an exciting development, given that Six Senses is an awesome luxury hotel brand, and it’s always good to see more opportunities to earn and redeem points, and to take advantage of elite perks.
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Frustrating when Six Senses Ko Yao Noi require 2 night minimum but recent reviews say services are great but propety sorely need to keep up with times and isn't worth the high rates they ask for.
Guess I could just use my flex night at Bali since they allow one night booking.
I feel the same way about engaging with IHG rewards. I really want to sign up for their credit cards and go for it but the redemption rates at Six Senses are astronomical compared to Hilton and Marriott.
I remember when award nights at Laamu in the Maldives were available for 100k/night but now they seem to be about double that most of the time.
I think it worths a lot because you can find some really good deals with points at Six Senses, just need to do a good research and be patient, as always in any reward program. You can get some reservations with points around 50% cheaper that paid rate. I did. And about the status recognition I disagree with you. I been in two Six Senses and been recognized as Diamond member in both. I got villa upgrades in both and some extra amenities for being diamond. I think free breakfast doesnt apply because all Six Senses already have it included for every guest. In my experience you cant make a reservation without breakfast. So this is maybe a thing you miss as benefit, but in any case you already have it.
Im a big fan of Six Senses and I hope more of them join IHG Rewards, Cambodia, Oman and Con Dao are the ones I would love to see joining it.