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Many hotel chains, including Hilton, Marriott, and IHG, offer discounted rates for active duty, veterans, and their families, providing significant savings on leisure and duty travel. A few Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) offer military discounts, such as CheapTickets, Expedia, and Hotels.com.
Search our Hilton hotel database by entering a government building, military base, or local attraction. We'll list the closest hotels along with their rates, plus a map for reference. Is ID required to get the government rate?
American Forces Travel brings the military community a wide selection of discounted rates on hotels, air fare, rental cars, vacation packages and cruises.
Hotels with military discount help service members save on their next adventure. Here's the complete guide to navigate discounts with major hotels and resorts.
Veterans, Military and Government Personnel enjoy discounts at or below per diem at Best Western ® Hotels & Resorts throughout North America. Enter your desired destination and dates of travel above and find available hotel rooms.
Hyatt values those who serve in the U.S. government and military. Book using the Government rate to save at select Hyatt hotels and resorts in the United States.
Most hotel chains offer military discounts, as do popular vacation spot hotels, motels, and resorts (including Disney, though Disneyland suspended its Disney military discount hotels program during the pandemic). We’ll itemize many of the major chains that offer discounts here, in alphabetical order.
Military travelers using American Forces Travel℠ experience significant savings. By booking through American Forces Travel℠, users get: Hotel rooms for up to 50% off; Cruise packages with up to 80% savings; Discounts on car rentals averaging $10-$18 per day
U.S. veterans, active-duty armed service members and their immediate families can save 10-15% off the Hyatt standard rate at participating hotels in the U.S.
Our government rates are available for Federal government employees, government contractors traveling on official Federal government business with a valid ID, military members (active, retired or able to present Veteran ID card), and State, county and local government officials.