InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG is one of 45 Edit by Chase hotels in New York. Its typical nightly Chase Travel rate is $577, fees included, the third-lowest of the city’s 41 priced Edit hotels. It also carries the 2026 double credit, so one prepaid stay of two nights or more can take $500 off.
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$577Typical nightly rate
JanuaryCheapest month, $393
$320Lowest night, Jan 24, 2027
$500 offDouble credit, 2026
5 starsIHG Hotels & Resorts
Since Jan 2026On The Edit, checked Nov 13
What an Edit booking here includes
What a prepaid Edit booking here gets you, and how often each perk came through on the 22 stays cardholders reported.
The Edit benefits
Daily breakfast for two
13 of 13 stays
Almost always
$100 property credit
9 of 10 stays
Almost always
Room upgrade
7 of 11 stays
Usually · 6 only a better floor or view
Early check-in
4 of 4 stays
Almost always
Late checkout
5 of 5 stays
Almost always
$250 Edit credit posted
7 of 7 stays
Almost always
No surprise resort fee
3 of 3 stays
Almost always
Free Wi-Fi
Included
Two $250 credits on one stay
Cheapest two nights ending by Dec 31: check in Sun, Nov 29 at $430 a night, about $360 after both credits.
Book by Dec 31, stay later: check in Sun, Jan 24, 2027 at $320 a night, about $140 after both credits.
Two nights at $577
$1,154
Edit credit
−$250
2026 select-hotel credit
−$250
You pay about
$654
The Edit $250 and the 2026 select-hotel $250 both apply to one prepaid Chase Travel stay of two nights or more. The select-hotel credit ends December 31, 2026. It goes by the booking date, so book by then and the stay itself can be later. Check the terms in your account.
Check the rate first
Chase Travel often charges more than the hotel’s own site, so compare before you book. If you find it cheaper within 24 hours of booking, ask Chase for a price match: it has to beat their price by more than $5 a night, for the same room and refund terms.
When InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG is cheapest
InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG runs lowest in January, February and March, with January the cheapest at a $393 median a night, and highest in December at $903.
January: $393 median a night, one of the cheapest
February: $393 median a night, one of the cheapest
March: $510 median a night, one of the cheapest
April: $547 median a night
May: $607 median a night
June: $654 median a night
July: $653 median a night
August: $566 median a night
September: $681 median a night
October: $686 median a night
November: $600 median a night
December: $903 median a night
$393
Jan
$393
Feb
$510
Mar
$547
Apr
$607
May
$654
Jun
$653
Jul
$566
Aug
$681
Sep
$686
Oct
$600
Nov
$903
Dec
These are medians of the Chase Travel rates for two-night stays starting on each day of the coming year, from 340 dates on our last check.
What guests say about InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG
22 Edit stays here, as Sapphire Reserve cardholders described them on Reddit, summarized in our own words with a link to each post. We haven’t stayed here ourselves.
What guests liked
$100 credit easy to use7 stays
Great location7 stays
Better floor or view6 stays
Great value6 stays
Late checkout5 stays
Friendly staff5 stays
What to watch for
No upgrade4 stays
No welcome amenity4 stays
No benefits letter2 stays
Street noise
$100 credit hard to use
Uncomfortable beds
2 nights during the US Open
u/Proud_Swordfish1585 on r/ChaseSapphire, September 2026
Breakfast
$100 credit
Better floor or view
Late checkout
$250 credit posted
Their take: A wonderful stay they would gladly repeat, close to the subway, with a higher floor, a generous breakfast and late checkout, and two stacked credits cutting the bill sharply.
Details
Paid
$874 for 2 nights; stacking the $250 Edit credit with the $250 IHG credit brought it down to $374
Upgrade
Moved to a higher floor
Room
Clean, spacious and pleasantly scented; city noise like horns and sirens came through, and the front desk supplied earplugs
Breakfast
Generous and tasty; the welcome letter said it could be taken in the restaurant or through room service
$100 credit
Spent on lunch at the Stinger, where 2 entrees and 2 drinks came to $103
Their take: Their go-to hotel in New York, praised for its cocktail bar, breakfast and service, and for how gracefully the front desk handled a small housekeeping slip.
Details
Welcome
A choice between 2 free cocktails as the Edit gift or IHG points
Upgrade
None available because they checked in late; their 3rd-floor room faced a busy street but was completely quiet
Breakfast
A strong buffet with plenty of choice, and better than at the Barclay
$100 credit
They ordered about $130 of room service, and at checkout the desk waived the amount above the credit
At checkout
After they mentioned a food cart left in the room, the desk also removed a minibar bottle of wine, leaving a $0 bill
Before arrival
They signed up for Chase's IHG status benefit, and the status was recognized at check-in
Their take: A great deal for a holiday weekend thanks to stacked credits, with a good location and helpful staff, especially the doormen and housekeeping; the beds were the weak spot.
Details
Paid
They used two Edit credits plus the select hotels credit
Breakfast
Good; at check-in the 2 of them were offered $106 of room-service breakfast instead of the buffet, though that allowance cannot cover the tip
u/dealmaster1221 on r/ChaseSapphire, September 2026
Breakfast
Their take: They felt the breakfast fell well short of a five-star hotel, especially for vegetarians, and were upset enough to plan a complaint to IHG.
Details
Breakfast
At check-in they were told to eat at the buffet downstairs; room service was not on their welcome letter
Watch out
They found almost nothing for vegetarians besides fruit, and paid extra for espresso since the coffee on offer was drip
Their take: A great holiday weekend for a family of four, with an early arrival, a late departure and nothing left to pay at checkout.
Details
Check-in
Allowed in early when they arrived a little before 11
Late checkout
Given
Breakfast
The family of 4 had breakfast in the restaurant one morning and room service the next; they had checked beforehand that the kids' breakfast would come out of the credit
Their take: They liked it best of their two New York hotels and would choose it again without hesitation.
Details
Paid
$1096 for 2 weeknights; after the $250 IHG and $250 Edit credits they paid $596.
Booked
Both $250 credits posted within 48 hours of booking.
Check-in
Arrived around 10 a.m.; a lower-floor room was available right away, but they waited for the higher-floor upgrade and got a text at about 1:30 p.m.
Room
27th floor, two queen beds, facing northeast; a decent view over a parking lot with a sliver of the Hudson.
Welcome
A drink voucher, which they used for a mocktail.
Breakfast
A highlight: a varied buffet with eggs, potatoes, pancakes or waffles, bagels, salmon, pastries, fruit and fresh orange juice, with to-go coffee cups; one morning they waited 10-15 minutes.
$100 credit
Used at Stinger, where everything was very good; they spent around $128 and paid the difference at checkout.
Late checkout
Granted, though their key cards stopped working the next morning and had to be reactivated.
u/InterestingHost7090 on r/ChaseSapphire, May 2026
Breakfast
$100 credit
Upgraded
Early check-in
Late checkout
$250 credit posted
Resort fee prepaid
Their take: Their first Edit stay and a happy one: early check-in, an unprompted upgrade and smooth billing outweighed a somewhat worn room, and they would consider staying again.
Details
Paid
Cash; $466 for two nights after the Edit credit. A support chat listed the room at $645.30, and the same upgraded room for midweek dates a few weeks later was close to $600 a night
Before arrival
They called the night before about an early arrival, and the hotel said it would check them in early if a room was free
Check-in
Arrived just before 10am and got in early with no trouble, after one staff member first mistook them for checking out; the benefits letter was handed over and each perk explained
Welcome
A choice of points or drinks (they took the drinks, worth $22 each at the bar), plus a fruit plate and water in the room
Upgrade
Without asking, from a basic low-floor room to a premium high-floor room looking over midtown
Room
Comfortable but a bit worn, especially the carpet, and the shower door was stiff and noisy
Breakfast
Skipped the first morning; on the second it covered room service of about $102
$100 credit
Used in the bar; all credits showed on the bill with only a $21 overage, and no amenity fee was charged
Late checkout
Guaranteed 4pm, and housekeeping knew about it
Points
Their IHG number, added at booking, appeared in the app straight away, earning around 9k points
Location
Very convenient; the St. James Theatre is less than half a block away
Their take: Not a fancy hotel, but with the welcome treats, breakfast and credits it came to about $200 for two nights, in a hard-to-beat spot next to Times Square and the subway.
Details
Paid
$400 per night for two nights; with the $250 Edit credit and the $250 IHG hotel credit, about $200 out of pocket
Welcome
Fruit and bottled water in the room, plus a $22 bar drink coupon each ($44 for the two of them)
$100 credit
Received
Breakfast
Free breakfast for two
Upgrade
No suite, but a standard room up on the 28th floor
u/powerfulblender on r/ChaseSapphire, October 2025
No upgrade
Their take: A disappointing stay: the room smelled of smoke and was not clean, the hotel would not move them, and they left early, feeling the hotel fell short of what a luxury program promises.
Details
Room
A standard room with two double beds that smelled strongly of recent smoking and was dusty, with a disposable contact lens left on the floor
Upgrade
They asked; the manager said suites are a different kind of upgrade, and none was given
Watch out
When they reported the smoke, the front desk sent a maintenance worker with air freshener instead of moving them
At checkout
They decided to leave early; Chase offered to ask the hotel about a refund or pass it to its benefits team, with no promise of money back
2 nights for about $10 out of pocket. About $10 in total for a 2 night stay after the IHG credit, the Edit credit and a targeted Chase Travel offer of $100 back on $600 of spending They agreed it is an amazing property and worth the price, though they have struggled to find a deal as good since. September 2026 · Source ↗
Two nights with the Edit and IHG credits stacked. Two nights worked out to $409 after stacking the Edit and IHG credits, $500 in all Stacking both hotel credits brought their two-night stay down to a few hundred dollars. September 2026 · Source ↗
Family weekend for a first Broadway show. 2 rooms for 2 nights, with one room covered by the Edit credit and other card credits A great weekend getaway that let them take their teenagers to their first Broadway show. September 2026 · Source ↗
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Recent stay with $108 room-service breakfasts. $108 of room service every morning, fully included Completely worth it in their view. September 2026 · Source ↗
Booking tips from cardholders
They paid around $700 here before the credits came off. They added that points can bring the card charge down to $500, which in their view is still enough to trigger the Edit, select-hotel and travel credits together.
u/InterestingHost7090 on r/sapphirereserve, September 2026 · Read the thread ↗
Their price match claim was rejected because the room types were judged not to match, even though Chase and the IHG website list completely different room choices. They had booked the Classic room on Chase and compared it with the Standard room on IHG, then cancelled and waited for the credit clawback so they could rebook and try again.
They found a 1.65x points boost on this hotel and booked it by paying $250 in cash to trigger the Edit credit, then covering the rest with points, which is how they get real value from the Edit.
A couple with two cards booked nine nights; one night mid-trip had no Edit availability and went direct through IHG. The Chase total was about $5700 against over $6000 on the IHG site, and after $1500 in credits, a $300 credit and points they paid just over $500.
They found February 2026 dates at $250-$280 a night before fees; one example was $670 for two nights including fees, before the Edit credit. Not a standout deal, they said, though free breakfast and the $100 credit add some value.
u/amazingracebmore on r/ChaseSapphire, December 2025 · Read the thread ↗
They booked this hotel through Chase Travel 4 weeks before posting, and the Edit credit reached their account the week before they wrote. The separate select-hotels credit for IHG properties had not appeared yet at that point.
A quick search for a Friday-to-Sunday weekend at the end of January showed this hotel in The Edit at $658. They planned to bring that down by stacking the hotel credits that start in 2026 and paying the rest with points.
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Questions about InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG on The Edit
Is InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG part of The Edit by Chase?
Yes. InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG is on The Edit by Chase Travel list as of our November 13, 2026 check. A prepaid Chase Travel booking here gets the Edit benefits: daily breakfast for two, a $100 property credit, an upgrade when available, and early check-in and late checkout when available.
How much does InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG cost on Chase Travel?
Its typical nightly Chase Travel rate is $577, fees included: the median of the rates for two-night stays across the coming year. By month, the median runs from $393 in January to $903 in December. These are planning figures, not live quotes; check the rate on Chase Travel for your dates.
Does InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG qualify for the Chase double credit?
Yes. It is in the 2026 select-hotel credit program as well as The Edit, so the $250 Edit credit and the $250 select-hotel credit can both apply to one prepaid Chase Travel stay of two nights or more, up to $500 off. The select-hotel credit runs through December 31, 2026. It goes by the booking date, so a stay you book by then can be in 2027.
When is the cheapest time to book InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG?
January has the lowest median Chase Travel rate here, $393 a night, followed by February and March. December is the priciest at $903. The single lowest nightly rate on our last check was $320, for a two-night stay from January 24, 2027.
Rates are medians of Chase Travel prices, fees included, for two-night stays starting on each day of the coming year; planning figures, not live quotes. How we build this data. “Compare prices” opens Google’s hotel search, which shows what other sellers charge. We earn nothing from it, from Chase Travel bookings or from card applications.
