Offer Details
Written by: RJ
Chase and IHG have launched a new credit card:
IHG One Rewards Premier Select
- Annual fee: $350
- Multipliers
- 12x IHG purchases
- 6x Dining and all other travel including ride shares
- 3x All purchases
- Benefits
- Automatic platinum status
- Annual free night certificate (60k points)
- Redeem 3 nights, get 4th night free benefit
- 20 elite night credit at account opening and the start of each calendar year
- 30% discount on IHG point purchases
- Earn 2 elite night credits for every $5k spend
- Earn 5 elite night credits after you spend $15k on purchases in a calendar year (in addition to the two for every $5k you spend)
- Earn 20k bonus points after you spend $15k on purchases in a calendar year
- Earn a free night certificate (60k point properties) when you spend $40k on purchases within a calendar year
- Credits
- $300 in food and beverage reward vouchers at IHG hotels ($75 per quarter)
- $200 airline statement credit when you spend $250+ on flights directly through the airline each calendar year
- Global Entry, TSA PreCheck or NEXUS statement credit up to $120
- $50 United Airlines TravelBank cash each year ($25 January – June, $25 July – December)
Intro offer
- 200k points with $5k in spend within the first three months (ends 11/18/2026)
- 10k points when you add an authorized user to your account within 3 months of account opening
Thoughts
This seems to a decent card. The annual fee isn’t bad, it can be covered by the award night + the airline credit.
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