Score 35 Per Cent Off Hot Hotels Across the World – and Four Sleek Aussie Properties

Days are getting shorter. Mornings are getting colder. And it won’t be long until we’re under siege from the Instagram posts of people swanning about in the sun and downing spritzes in the northern hemisphere.

It’s time for a holiday.

The Dis-loyalty program launched its big Dis-loyal sale today. Dis-loyalty is the membership program from the Ennismore hotel group, which runs more than 100 hotels globally. The program works differently to typical loyalty programs. There are no tiers you have to work your way up; rather, you pay for membership at a rate of $24 per month or $275 a year. It scores you 50 per cent off stays in new hotels in the first three months of opening; 20 per cent off all first-time stays in hotels; 10 per cent off for return visits; 10 per cent off food and drinks in hotel venues; and a free barista-made coffee every day of the year. It also scores you access to this sale.

The sale, which kicks off today, offers 35 per cent off stays in more than 100 hotels, flexible cancellation, no deposits, welcome drinks and late check-out.

If you’re staying Down Under, you can use it to book a stay at Mondrian Gold Coast, Hyde Melbourne Place and 25 Hours Hotel The Olympia in Sydney – all of which featured in our best new hotel openings of 2025. Or head to WA and check in to the freshly opened Hyde Perth.

Overseas bookings will take you to the heart of the action with destinations including London, Paris, Barcelona, Bangkok, Seoul, Hong Kong, Miami and LA. Or to somewhere serving slower sunshiny energy like Cancun, the Maldives or Tulum.

While people have been hesitant to book trips in the face of economic uncertainty and, well, the state of the world at large, the sale aims to encourage people to book without fear, thanks to the hefty discounts and flexible cancellation policies.

“The reality is people aren’t short of options,” said Ennismore’s Martina Luger in a statement. “They’re short of confidence when it comes to booking. Prices fluctuate, plans change and there’s always a sense you might be choosing wrong. The [sale] is about removing that friction – giving people the flexibility and value to just book, without overthinking it.”

The sale is on now. Discounts on The Hoxton properties across Europe end on May 31. The sale on other hotels across Europe and the Americas ends on June 17. Discounts on all-inclusive resorts and hotels in the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region end on July 31. Book for a minimum of two nights.

Head online for more information.