Club ITC's New Promo Pays Up to 50,000 Bonus Green Points for 10 Nights Across Five Brands

ITC Hotels has launched a Club ITC promotion called "Stay More. Earn More" that pays up to 50,000 Bonus Green Points on stays completed between 21 August 2026 and 20 February 2027.

Green Points redeem at 1 Green Point = ₹1 against hotel services at participating properties, so the top tier is worth ₹50,000 in room, dining and spa settlement. That is an unusually large number for an Indian hotel programme promotion.

The structure rewards routing rather than spending. Every tier needs the same 10 room nights, and what you earn depends on how many of ITC's five brands you cover, not on how much you pay. The tiers are not cumulative: you get the highest one you reach.

The Four Tiers

The five participating brands are ITC Hotels, Welcomhotel, Mementos, Storii and Fortune, across roughly 130 participating properties.

The 10-Night Minimum Is the Real Condition

The brand count gets the attention, but the binding constraint is the night count. You need 10 eligible room nights inside the six-month window, and hitting the brand requirement early does not release the bonus. Nine nights across all five brands earns nothing.

Bookings must be made directly through the ITC Hotels website or app. Anything booked through an OTA does not count.

The Top Tier Is the One Worth Planning For

Look at what the lower tiers pay for the same 10 nights. If those nights cost you ₹1,50,000, the 2,000-point tier is a bonus return of 1.33%, which is not a number worth planning around.

The 20,000-point tier is already a solid benefit, worth 8% on ₹2,50,000 of stays. The jump from there to the top tier is where the promotion gets interesting.

Where You Can Actually Stay

The five brands are not five equal networks, and that is the part the tier table hides.

That is more than 110 participating properties, so placing 10 nights is not the hard part. The shape of the network is.

Plan the Mementos night first. Two properties, both in Rajasthan, at the highest entry rate of the five brands. It is the one most itineraries will not already include, so anchor on Udaipur or Jaipur and fit the other four brands around wherever you were going anyway. Rajputana in Jaipur also covers ITC Hotels, so a single Jaipur trip can pick up two brands.

The rest is easy. Fortune alone has 53 properties across tier-two cities and hill stations, so a qualifying night is rarely far from a route you are already travelling.

What the Fifth Brand Is Worth

Moving from 4 brands to 5 is worth ₹30,000 in Green Points. That is the single most useful number here.

If you are already going to complete 10 nights and you have covered four brands, adding one night at the missing fifth brand pays ₹30,000 as long as that night costs less than ₹30,000.

What that night costs depends on which brand you are missing. A Fortune night from around ₹5,000 buys ₹30,000 of Green Points, six times what it costs. A Mementos night from around ₹25,000 buys the same ₹30,000, a net gain of ₹5,000, so it pays when the stay was going to happen anyway and roughly breaks even when it is a detour.

The reverse is also worth saying: if your travel realistically covers three brands, the promotion is worth 5,000 Bonus Green Points and should not change any of your bookings.

What the Cheapest Qualifying Run Costs

Entry-level rates differ sharply across the five brands, which is what makes the top tier reachable on a modest budget.

One night at each brand covers the five-brand requirement for ₹60,500. Adding five more nights at the cheapest brand to reach the 10-night minimum takes the total to ₹85,500, which turns 50,000 Bonus Green Points into a 58.48% return.

That is a floor rather than an itinerary, but it makes the point clearly: a ₹85,500 run of mid-range stays unlocks exactly the same 50,000 points as a ₹4,00,000 one. The top tier is not reserved for people booking suites.

Rates are indicative and move with date and property, so price your own dates before assuming the floor holds.

What It Actually Returns

The bonus is a flat 50,000 Bonus Green Points regardless of what you spend, so the return falls as your stays get more expensive.

Regular Green Points continue on top. Club ITC earns 2% to 8% of eligible spend depending on tier, so a Gold member at 6% spending ₹2,50,000 across 10 nights (₹25,000 a night) collects 15,000 Green Points in the normal way, plus the 50,000 bonus.

That is a combined 26% return on those stays. Illustrative only, actual value varies.

The Fine Print

The bonus credits within 30 days of the offer period ending, so realistically late March 2027. If you are planning around the money, it is not money you will see this financial year.

The published promotion terms cover the booking channel and the tier structure, but do not spell out exclusions for group bookings, day-use rates or complimentary rooms. Those are governed by Club ITC's general programme terms, so check them against your specific rate before assuming a stay qualifies.

Should You Chase It?

If you already have ITC-group travel in the next six months, yes. A 20% bonus return on ₹2,50,000 of stays, in points that settle hotel bills at face value, is strong by the standards of Indian hotel promotions, and it costs you nothing beyond booking direct.

Worth it if you already have six months of ITC-group travel ahead and can reach 10 nights without inventing trips. Check whether a Mementos night in Udaipur or Jaipur fits before anything else, then cover the remaining brands and take the ₹30,000 jump.

Skip it if you would be booking stays you did not need. Ten nights of hotel rooms to earn ₹50,000 only works when the rooms were already going to be paid for.

Ignore it if your travel only covers two or three brands. At that level the promotion pays between 2,000 and 5,000 Bonus Green Points, and the direct-booking requirement can cost more than the bonus if an OTA is running a better rate. Paying for those stays with flexible points may be the better route.