Free coffee? Yes, please, we will never say not to that.
Thanks to a new association between Holiday Inn Express and Costa Coffee, you can get a new cup of Joe in the house next weekend.
The new association makes courtesy coffee available in all Holiday Inn Express locations in the United States, IHG shared with TPG. Costa Coffee is also available in Avid, Atwell Suites, Garner Hotels and Candlewood Suites.
IHG is giving freshly ground and made coffee to fans tired at 10 miles from the FBS schools of division and participants to celebrate the University football return. The free pick-up will be available for both guests and guests from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm local time of August 30.
“For years, Holiday Inn Express has helped guests to start their day with a fresh, hot and complementary breakfast, one of our exclusive offers … Now, breakfast is improving even more as Costa Coffee becomes part of the Holiday Inn Express experience,” Suites and Candlewood Suites said in a statement shared with TPG. “For university football fans, the morning can define all day of the game, and with thousands of places throughout the country, we are here to welcome those who prepare to embark on the traditions prior to the game, encourage their teams and maybe even roasting a rival or two!”
Holiday Inn Express is the fastest growing brand for IHG, according to the hotel group. It has more than 3,000 properties worldwide. The hotel usually offers a courtesy breakfast with favorites such as bacon, sausages, eggs, pancakes, cinnamon, oat and yogurt rolls.
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In the United States, the company operates hotels in several university cities, even in Madison, Wisconsin, from the University of Wisconsin -Madison; Tucson, Arizona, from the University of Arizona; College Park, Maryland, from the University of Maryland; and Eugene, Oregon, from the University of Oregon.
Holiday Inn Express properties are not as acclaimed as those of other IHG hotel brands (think: six senses, intercontinental and kimpton), but they do offer value for the cost of a room. They are classified under the “Essential Collection” of IHG and are part of the company’s IHG One loyalty program.
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