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9 Qantas Points Per $1 Spent on Hotel Bookings @ Qantas Hotels

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Been waiting a while, check other booking sites to see if the points earned is more value for you than booking on elsewhere. (Qantas hotels sometimes are marked up a lot more than other booking sites)

Qantas Frequent Flyer members will earn 9 Qantas Points per A$1 spent on all Qantas Hotels booked through qantas.com/hotels from 12:01am (AEST) 20 July 2026 until 11:59pm (AEST) 26 July 2026 (excluding Airbnb, and Fly & Stay Packages booked through qantas.com/holidays), for stays with a check-out date before 27 July 2027. To be eligible, the name of the lead traveller must match the name associated with the Qantas Frequent Flyer number.

QBR Members: Qantas Business Rewards members will earn 12 Qantas Points per A$1 spent on all hotels booked through their Qantas Business Rewards Account made up of 9 Qantas Points for the Frequent Flyer and 3 Qantas Points for the business. Accor Bookings: Bookings made for Accor hotel offers during the campaign period will not earn triple points but will earn 9 Qantas Points per A$1 spent instead of the standard 4 Qantas Points. Points Club: Points Club members will earn 25% more Qantas Points, and Points Club Plus members will earn 50% more Qantas Points. Deposit Pay: This offer applies to bookings made with Deposit Pay on select properties, eligibility criteria and conditions apply.. Qantas Points Terms: Qantas Points can be earned on purchases made with credit/debit card only and the credit/debit card component of Points Plus Pay purchases, conditions apply. Qantas Points can be earned on the credit/debit card component when a voucher is used for payment. If your booking is amended in the future, you will not earn the Bonus Points but will earn the points applicable for the booking at the time of amendment. Qantas Points cannot be split between two or more members occupying the same room. To earn Qantas Points, quote your Qantas Frequent Flyer membership number when booking. Qantas Points will be credited to your account within 8 weeks of hotel check-out. Terms and conditions apply.

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  • Searched for some upcoming nights in Japan but seems to be a consistent $10 ~ $20/night more for the same rooms and dates when compared to other platforms (not to mention when combined with cashback).

    • I recently booked with qantas because I had a $100 hotel voucher.

      Can't cancel unfortunately, but I checked out of curiosity and the price was the same with the triple point promotion as when I booked. Hotel is in London.

    • yep even with the 9x points it doesn't make sense to use Qantas for hotel bookings unless you are also combining it with a $50 or $100 voucher. done the maths many times during these deals and only time I actually booked with Qantas I used a $100 voucher as well and it was a short stay so came out slightly ahead.

  • Yep just need to decide do you want to pay a higher price and get some frequent flyer points

  • Same experience here - the extra points never make up for the markup versus the cheaper hotel booking options.

  • Yea, on rare occasions I have found some hotels had the same prices. Mostly in South east Asia and in Japan Sapporo. Never in the popular destinations.

    • Yup - I've had some "luck" with a few bookings in the past where the total cost was more or less the same as booking direct/other websites, but YMMV.

  • Worth cross checking Shopback and 15% cashback on Expedia Hotels.
    Same room:
    $1,940 via Qantas and 21,000 points (Points Club)
    $1,788 via Expedia and $220 cashback, so effective room cost of $1,568

    • Most sites are cheaper than Qantass

    • Username checks out.

  • lol went to book a hotel (slightly more expensive than on hotels.com). Put in all my details, business ABN, qantas $50 coupon.

    Click pay -> Price jumps up by $500 (30%)…

    (Negging because Qantas hotels is a scam, but good deal if working correctly OP)

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