Renault Nissan has a significant UK presence, and London trips for meetings at the Nissan European offices or supplier visits are a regular fixture on the corporate calendar. Code 22907 gets you a negotiated rate at one of South Kensington's best-located four-star hotels, and every dollar spent still earns full Radisson Rewards points. That combination of a lower room rate plus loyalty earnings means your travel budget stretches further on every trip.
The Property
The Radisson Blu sits right on Cromwell Road in South Kensington, one of London's most polished and well-connected neighborhoods. You're a short walk from the Natural History Museum, the V&A, and a cluster of restaurants that go well beyond the usual hotel-district chains. Heathrow is about 26 minutes by car or roughly 45 minutes on the Piccadilly line from nearby Gloucester Road station.
Rooms at this Radisson Blu follow the brand's typical four-star spec, with proper desks large enough to spread out paperwork, fast Wi-Fi, and Nespresso machines in the higher categories. Standard rooms run on the compact side for London, but Business Class rooms add more space and a seating area that makes evening calls more comfortable. Bedding is the Radisson Blu signature setup, firm mattresses with quality linens, which matters when you're doing back-to-back days of meetings.
The hotel has an on-site fitness center that covers the basics, cardio and free weights, open early enough for a pre-meeting workout. There is a restaurant and bar on the ground floor serving British and European dishes, plus a breakfast buffet that is included with some rate types but not all, so confirm at booking. Meeting rooms are available on-site if you need a private space for a small team session.
Gloucester Road tube station is a five-minute walk, giving you direct Piccadilly line access to Heathrow and District/Circle line connections across central London. The Exhibition Road corridor, home to Imperial College and the Science Museum, is right around the corner, which is handy for anyone visiting academic or research partners. For dinner, Kensington High Street and the streets around South Ken station have plenty of options from casual Lebanese spots to higher-end French bistros.
Your Savings Breakdown
| Rate Tier | Rack Rate | Corporate Rate | Points Earned | Point Value | Net Cost | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $220 | $187 | 3,740 pts | $14.96 | $172.04 | $47.96 |
| Superior | $350 | $298 | 5,960 pts | $23.84 | $274.16 | $75.84 |
| Premium | $550 | $468 | 9,360 pts | $37.44 | $430.56 | $119.44 |
On a room that normally lists at $350 per night, entering code 22907 drops the rate to around $298, a straight 15% discount. You then earn roughly 5,960 Radisson Rewards points on that stay, which are worth about $23.84 when redeemed, bringing your effective net cost down to $274.16. That is $75.84 back in your pocket compared to booking the public rate without the code.
How to Book with Code 22907
- Go to radissonhotels.com and log into your Radisson Rewards account, or create one first if you have not already
- Search for London and enter your travel dates
- On the search page, expand the Special or Corporate rate section before hitting search
- Enter corporate code 22907 in the discount code field
- Compare the corporate rate against the standard flexible rate to confirm it is lower, then complete your booking
Stack Your Savings
If you hold Radisson Rewards Gold or Platinum status, the corporate rate still triggers your elite perks. That means potential room upgrades at check-in, late checkout when available, and welcome amenities. Gold members earn a 10% bonus on base points, while Platinum members get 25% more, so those 5,960 points from our example could become 7,450 at Platinum tier. Building status is realistic for frequent London travelers since Radisson counts nights across all their brands globally.
The best credit card pairing for Radisson stays is the Radisson Rewards Visa, which earns 10 bonus points per dollar on Radisson properties on top of the 20 base points. If you do not carry that card, any Visa or Amex with a travel or hotel bonus category will still give you 2x to 3x on the spend. In the UK, paying in GBP with a no-foreign-transaction-fee card like the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Amex Platinum avoids the 2 to 3% currency conversion surcharge that quietly eats into your savings.
Radisson runs periodic promotions, often quarterly, that offer bonus points, double points, or discounted award nights when you register in advance through your Rewards dashboard. Booking midweek in London, particularly Tuesday through Thursday, tends to yield better corporate rate availability than Sunday or Monday nights when business demand spikes. If your trip is flexible, checking rates two to three weeks out often catches the sweet spot before the hotel tightens inventory.
Bottom Line: Renault Nissan employees booking with code 22907 at the Radisson Blu South Kensington can expect to save between $47.96 and $119.44 per night depending on the season and room type, once you factor in both the rate discount and the value of earned Radisson Rewards points. The hotel's location near three tube lines and Heathrow access makes it one of the more practical bases for business travel in central London. It is a solid pick that rewards repeat stays without overspending the travel budget.