With roomlia Rewards, there are no blackout dates or point systems to track; customers simply book and consume seven nights and their eighth night is free.
LAS VEGAS – roomlia, the mobile app named by Yahoo Travel as “The Hotel Booking App That Will Change Everything!” announced the travel industry’s most generous hotel loyalty program offered to consumers.
Unlike most reward programs, which are usually specific to one hotel brand, roomlia allows customers to accumulate their seven nights across all hotels featured on the app. With roomlia Rewards, there are no blackout dates or point systems to track; customers simply book and consume seven nights and their eighth night is free.
roomlia Rewards is among the most generous loyalty programs currently in existence. The seven nights can be booked individually or across multiple stays at different hotels. The free night can be redeemed at any time of the year – there are no restrictions. The free night’s valuation is the average rate of the combined qualifying seven nights booked and consumed. Consumers have the option to use the earned credits to book one or multiple nights and can book a higher rate room by simply paying the difference.
With roomlia Rewards there is no need to sign up. Simply book a room and you begin earning your way to a free night and start collecting roomlia Reward stamps immediately. Stamps do not expire as long as there is activity on the account every 12 months. Customers can conveniently track their progress to earning a free night through a link in the app.
Available for download on both Android and iOS smartphone devices, the roomlia mobile app was designed by hospitality and digital experts who are both passionate about travel and knowledgeable about the hotel industry. roomlia launched in mid 2014 with multiple market first features designed to make the hotel booking experience simple, fast and effortless – roomlia frees travelers of restrictive last-minute, day-of booking by allowing reservations at the most competitive rates to be made up to seven days from arrival and can stay up to five nights.
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