North America is HotelsLove's largest market, with over 3,720 hotels across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The continent covers every type of luxury stay, from glass towers overlooking Central Park to desert resorts on the Las Vegas Strip to oceanfront suites on Miami's Collins Avenue.
Wholesale hotel rates hit hardest in North America's most expensive cities. New York, San Francisco, and Chicago have some of the highest retail markups in the world, which means the gap between wholesale and standard pricing is wider here than almost anywhere else. A 4-star hotel in Midtown Manhattan at $102/night wholesale is a different conversation than the same room at $160+ retail.
Seasonal patterns vary by city. Las Vegas and Miami are cheapest in summer. New York and Chicago drop in January and February. The sweet spot for most North American travel is the shoulder season: April through May and September through October.
Las Vegas, with wholesale rates starting from $45/night. Resort fees are charged separately by most Vegas properties, but the base room rates are the lowest among major North American cities. Los Angeles ($47/night) and San Francisco ($46/night) follow close behind.
$102/night and up on HotelsLove. Rates vary by neighborhood. Midtown and Lower Manhattan carry premium pricing, while hotels in Brooklyn, Long Island City, and Jersey City waterfront offer the same wholesale discounts at lower base rates with easy subway access.
Yes. HotelsLove sources wholesale rates where 4-star and 5-star hotels regularly appear under $100/night in Las Vegas, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Midweek stays and shoulder season travel push prices lower across the board.
Yes. The catalogue spans the US, Canada, and Mexico. Canadian cities like Toronto and Vancouver and Mexican destinations like Cancun are all available through the same wholesale channel, with rates displayed in USD.
April through May and September through October. These shoulder months offer the best balance of lower rates and pleasant weather across most cities. Las Vegas and Miami run opposite to the pattern, with summer being their quiet and cheapest season.
Some do, particularly in Las Vegas, Miami, and resort destinations. Resort fees are set by the hotel and are disclosed during the booking process on HotelsLove. The wholesale room rate and any mandatory fees are shown separately so you know the full cost before confirming.
Yes. Honolulu and other Hawaiian destinations are part of the US wholesale inventory. Beach resorts and city hotels in Waikiki are available at the same wholesale rates as mainland properties.
Yes. Miami Beach, South Beach, and the broader Miami metro area have extensive wholesale hotel coverage. Properties range from Art Deco boutique hotels on Ocean Drive to large-scale resorts in Bal Harbour and Sunny Isles, starting from $65/night.
