Bank of America has a significant presence in Boston's Financial District, and the InterContinental sits less than a 10 minute walk from the company's offices on Federal Street. Corporate code 109568 drops nightly rates by around 15%, which adds up fast on multi-night trips for quarterly reviews or client meetings. At 4.5 stars across over 3,300 reviews, this is one of the highest-rated business hotels in the city, and your corporate rate makes it competitive with far less comfortable options.
The Property
The InterContinental Boston sits at 510 Atlantic Ave on the waterfront edge of the Seaport and Financial District, directly overlooking Boston Harbor. The neighborhood puts you within walking distance of Faneuil Hall, the Aquarium, and most of downtown Boston's business corridors. Logan Airport is just 8 minutes by car, about 4.7 km, and the hotel is a short walk from South Station for Amtrak and commuter rail connections.
Rooms at the InterContinental start around 340 square feet for a standard king, which is generous by downtown Boston standards, and many rooms on higher floors have direct harbor views. Work setups include a proper desk with ergonomic chair, reliable high-speed Wi-Fi, and good natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. Club InterContinental rooms on the upper floors add lounge access with complimentary breakfast and evening drinks, which can offset meal costs on longer stays.
The hotel has a well-equipped fitness center and a heated indoor lap pool, which is a rarity in downtown Boston. Dining options on-site include Miel Brasserie for French-inspired meals and the RumBa bar, a waterfront lounge that works well for casual client drinks. There is no airport shuttle, but the short distance to Logan means rideshares typically run $15 to $20.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and most major financial offices are within a 10 minute walk. For dining outside the hotel, Row 34 is a five minute walk for excellent oysters and seafood, and the Seaport district across the channel has dozens of newer restaurant options. South Station, a two-block walk, connects you to the Red Line, Silver Line to the airport, and Amtrak service to New York.
Your Savings Breakdown
| Rate Tier | Rack Rate | Corporate Rate | Points Earned | Point Value | Net Cost | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $170 | $145 | 1,450 pts | $7.25 | $137.75 | $32.25 |
| Superior | $280 | $238 | 2,380 pts | $11.90 | $226.10 | $53.90 |
| Premium | $450 | $383 | 3,830 pts | $19.15 | $363.85 | $86.15 |
A standard room that racks at $280 drops to about $238 with corporate code 109568, a clean $42 discount before you even think about points. That stay earns you 2,380 IHG One Rewards points at the standard 10 points per dollar, worth roughly $11.90 at IHG's 0.5 cent per point valuation. So your real net cost is closer to $226.10, putting your total savings at about $54 compared to booking at the public rate.
How to Book with Code 109568
- Go to ihgonerewards.com and log in to your IHG One Rewards account
- Enter Boston, MA as your destination and select your travel dates
- Expand the Special Rates section and find the Corporate Code field
- Enter code 109568 and search for available rates
- Confirm the corporate rate shows a discount compared to the Best Flexible Rate, then complete your booking
Stack Your Savings
IHG One Rewards elite status stacks directly on top of the corporate rate. Platinum and Diamond members get room upgrades when available, late checkout, and welcome amenity options. If you travel to Boston regularly, even Gold status from a credit card gives you a 40% bonus on points earned, turning that 2,380 base earn into over 3,300 points per night.
The IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card from Chase earns 10x bonus points on IHG stays, effectively doubling your earn rate to 20 points per dollar. On a $238 night, that is 4,760 points instead of 2,380, worth about $23.80 back. Bank of America employees with a Chase IHG card should make sure it is their payment method at checkout to capture the bonus.
IHG frequently runs quarterly promotions like bonus points after a set number of stays or double points on weekend nights. Check the IHG app's offer section before booking, as these promos require registration but stack with corporate rates. Booking directly on IHG's site also guarantees the lowest rate and full point earning, so avoid third-party sites even if prices look similar.
Bottom Line: Depending on the season and room type, Bank of America employees can expect to save between $32 and $86 per night at the InterContinental Boston using code 109568, with the mid-range landing around $54 saved. The waterfront location, short walk to Financial District offices, and easy Logan Airport access make it one of the most practical high-end options in the city. Add in IHG points earning and any elite perks, and it is hard to justify staying anywhere else on a Boston work trip.