Hotel Tonight Black Friday

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On Black Friday, the hotel booking app Hotels Tonight is offering $7 hotel rooms in 50 different destinations throughout the US and UK. All deals will go on sale at 7am local time on Black Friday for each market. Featured rooms will be $7 and while the same goes for a few days, I am sure the cheap rooms will sell out fast. Â The hotel site has already stated that all participating hotels are conveniently located near major malls and outlets, but not further information has been released in regards to the specific hotels. This is much better than last year as their Black Friday sale offered rooms for $99. Remember, these $7 rooms are for a hotel that night. So if you are looking to stay near the mall you are shopping at on Black Friday you might be in luck.

If you happen to miss out on the Black Friday $7 rooms, they will also be offering a Cyber Monday sale where rooms will go on sale for $70. I will be sure to write more about it as the time comes.

If you are new to Hotels Tonight it is a same day hotel booking service offering great deals forÂ last-minute rooms that would otherwise remain empty. Although, recently they launched a new service where you can book a hotel room for up to 7 days in advance. If you are new to Hotels Tonight you can also get a $25 credit by signing up through a friends referral code. Mine is DEALSWELIKE if you want to use, or feel free to leave your referral code in the comments section.

To book a room you must download the Hotels Tonight app on your smart phone.

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