What are your
IHG points worth?

Enter an IHG One Rewards balance and see what it is worth in dollars, pounds or euros — at everyday, typical and peak redemption rates. No sign-up, no password.

Facts checked October 2026

What are they worth?≈ $550

£405 · €472

Everyday · 0.45¢$450
Typical · 0.55¢$550
Peak / aspirational · 0.65¢$650

A guide, not a quote. Real value depends on how you redeem — the property or route, the dates, and taxes or fees paid separately. Figures in other currencies are converted at reference rates for September 9, 2026.

How much is an IHG point worth?

An IHG One Rewards point is worth about 0.55 cents on a typical reward night — between the published valuations, which run from 0.5 to 0.6 cents. So 50,000 points come to $275 (about £203 or €236), and 150,000 points to $825 (about £608 or €708). IHG is a low-denomination program: each point is worth little, but you earn many. Budget brands and cheap dates land nearer 0.45 cents; higher-end hotels, and the fourth reward night free for IHG credit-card holders, reach about 0.65 cents.

Where these numbers come from: Frequent Miler 0.59¢ Reasonable Redemption Value, 0.65¢ at the 75th percentile (8 May 2026); The Points Guy 0.6¢ (1 September 2026); Upgraded Points 0.5¢ (1 September 2026). We publish a figure inside that spread rather than at the friendliest end — a balance that turns out to be worth less than we said is worse than one worth more.

Big numbers, small points

Judge the stay,
not the point.

An IHG point is worth around half a cent, but balances run into six figures, so what matters is the room it buys. Point it at the fourth-night-free benefit and better hotels, not the cheapest room on the street.

Everyday · 0.45¢ — budget brands, cheap dates
Typical · 0.55¢ — a normal reward night
Peak / aspirational · 0.65¢ — better hotels, fourth night free

Same 100,000 points per stay

Better hotel$650
Typical night$550
Budget room$450
aim high · more per point
The earning calculator

How many IHG points will a stay earn?

IHG prices award nights dynamically, so there is no chart to look a night up on. What it does publish is how many points a paid stay earns: a base rate by brand, plus a bonus for your status.

Where these numbers come from: Upgraded Points 10 points per $1 (5 at Staybridge and Candlewood); bonus 20% Silver, 40% Gold, 60% Platinum, 100% Diamond (2026); Milesopedia the same base rates and elite bonuses (2026).

IHG points earned5,000

These points are worth about$28 at 0.55¢

$500 on an IHG stay as a Club earns 10 points per $1. Promotions such as IHG's seasonal bonus offers come on top and are not included. Card points and promotions come on top.

At a glance

What common balances come to.

At the typical rate of 0.55¢ per point. Between the published valuations, which run from 0.5¢ to 0.6¢.
IHG pointsTypical valueIn other currencies
10,000$55£41 · €47
25,000$138£101 · €118
50,000$275£203 · €236
100,000$550£405 · €472
250,000$1,375£1,010 · €1,180

IHG points — common questions

At most brands, 10 points per $1, plus your status bonus: 20% as Silver, 40% as Gold, 60% as Platinum and 100% as Diamond. So a $1,000 stay earns 10,000 points as a Club member and 20,000 as a Diamond. Staybridge Suites and Candlewood Suites earn 5 base points per $1.

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