Global Hotel Card gift cards for the United States

For Global Hotel Card accounts set to the United States

Values: 4
Range: 50 to 500 USD
From: $40.00
Currency: USD

Choose a value

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This page lists the Global Hotel Card cards issued for the United States: 50 USD, 100 USD, 250 USD, and 500 USD. The cards are spent with Global Hotel Card in the United States. The lowest price is $40.00. If your account is set to another country, choose it from the 9 other Global Hotel Card markets below.

Global Hotel Card United States card values

Card value	You pay (USD)	Card page
50 USD	$40.00 ~~$50.00~~	Details 50 USD
100 USD	$80.00 ~~$100.00~~	Details 100 USD
250 USD	$200.00 ~~$250.00~~	Details 250 USD
500 USD	$400.00 ~~$500.00~~	Details 500 USD

What a Global Hotel Card card for the United States is

A Global Hotel Card card for the United States is store credit in USD, issued for the United States. A Global Hotel Card card pays for eligible bookings, and the terms list what it cannot cover.

Travel cards are sold under national programs, and a destination you can book is not always a country where the card can be redeemed.

What a Global Hotel Card card for the United States can pay for

Availability of some items depends on the country, which here is the United States.

Eligible bookings made with Global Hotel Card

How to redeem a Global Hotel Card card in the United States

Check the eligible bookings before paying, since changes and some fees are often excluded.

Sign in to your Global Hotel Card account.
Add the gift card to the account or enter it at payment.
Check that the booking is eligible before you confirm.

Which Global Hotel Card value should you pick?

Values on offer: 50 USD, 100 USD, 250 USD, and 500 USD. There is no card between 100 and 250 USD, so an amount in between takes two cards. At the top end, one card is worth 10 times the entry value. The dollar price is $40.00 for the smallest card and $400.00 for the largest. A first-time buyer can start with 50 USD to confirm the code redeems.

50 USD: $40.00
100 USD: $80.00
250 USD: $200.00
500 USD: $400.00

How the United States compares with other Global Hotel Card markets

US searches tend to name the amount, as in a 250 Global Hotel Card gift card. Each value links to its own page. the United States is one of 10 Global Hotel Card markets here. Canada has the largest Global Hotel Card range, with 6 values against 4 here. It is the only Global Hotel Card market here priced in USD.

More travel and experience brands in United States

If Global Hotel Card is not what you need, Hotels.com, Airbnb, and TripGift also have cards for the United States. In all, 65 brands have cards for the United States on PinGifts.

Before you buy

Make sure you will use the card with Global Hotel Card in United States.
Pick a value between 50 and 500 USD.
Pay in crypto through NOWPayments. Your code is delivered right after the payment confirms, on your order page and by email.
Redeem the code yourself and don't share it with anyone who asks for it.

Questions about this card

Which Global Hotel Card United States card values are there?

50 USD, 100 USD, 250 USD, and 500 USD. Each value has its own page with the USD price.

How does payment work, and where do I get the code?

You pay in crypto through NOWPayments at the USD price shown. Your code is delivered right after the payment confirms, on your order page and by email.

What currency is the Global Hotel Card United States card in?

The face value is in US dollar (USD). PinGifts shows a USD price next to each value.

What if I buy the wrong country's Global Hotel Card card?

A code issued for the United States usually won't redeem on an account set to another country, and it can't be moved between regions. Once the code is revealed it counts as used, so check the account first.

Will this Global Hotel Card card work outside the United States?

Usually not. The card is for Global Hotel Card in the United States, and other countries run their own card programs.