BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana, TON), XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX and 20+ more. uSwap routes across 30+ networks and settles the HotelsGift voucher in USD, so the chain you send from doesn't have to match anything on the brand side.
Buy HotelsGift gift cards with crypto — BTC, ETH, XMR
Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT or XMR — receive a HotelsGift code redeemable at hotelsgift.com (US storefront) against hotels worldwide. 0% platform fee on the crypto leg, no spread in the quote.
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What HotelsGift covers
HotelsGift is a hotel-booking voucher redeemable at hotelsgift.com against a global hotel inventory billed in US dollars. The card you receive from uSwap is the US-region SKU — you redeem it through the US storefront, but the underlying booking engine reaches roughly a million properties worldwide, from budget chains in Bangkok to boutique stays in Lisbon. People typically buy it to lock in travel spend at today’s USD value, gift a weekend to family, or pre-fund a trip without exposing a personal card to a booking aggregator. Crypto-funded purchases pair naturally with that last use case — the wallet pays once, the voucher books the room.
Paying in any chain you already hold
You don’t need to pre-swap. Send BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR or TRX — uSwap routes across 30+ networks and settles the voucher in USD. Monero in, hotel voucher out. Tron USDT in, hotel voucher out. The quote you see is the quote you pay. Crypto-to-crypto inside uSwap is 0% platform fee with no spread baked into the price; the spend side carries a small retail markup that funds the engine. For travel, that matters — booking platforms historically pad FX and card-network fees into the room rate, and this flow skips both layers.
Delivery and redemption
After the deposit confirms on-chain, the HotelsGift code arrives by email — usually within a few minutes, dependent on the source-chain finality you sent from. You redeem at hotelsgift.com by applying the code at checkout against a hotel selection. The voucher value is USD-denominated, so it covers room rate, taxes and resort fees up to the face amount, and any overage is paid with another method at checkout. Codes don’t expire on a short clock, which makes the card practical for travel you’re still planning. Keep the email — that PIN is the bearer instrument.
Why crypto holders use it for travel
Three reasons recur. First, privacy: a hotel chain doesn’t need to see your card BIN or billing address when the booking is settled with a voucher. Second, treasury hygiene: long-term holders prefer to spend appreciated crypto on discretionary travel rather than realize it through an exchange and a bank wire. Third, access — paying with XMR or TON for a hotel in a city where your card issuer flags foreign transactions removes a layer of friction that costs people actual check-ins. The voucher is the abstraction that makes the chain irrelevant to the front desk.
Bookmark the bridge
If you swap regularly, the bridge URL uSwap generates is persistent — one address handles every future swap from this device, so the next HotelsGift top-up (or any other voucher in the catalog) routes through the same surface without re-onboarding. No account, no KYC for crypto-funded gift-card purchases. Bookmark it once, send from any wallet, get the code by email. That’s the loop.
What this page is not
This is the buy surface for the HotelsGift voucher specifically. It isn’t a hotel-comparison tool, it doesn’t quote rooms, and the voucher amount you select here is the USD face value that lands in your inbox. Room selection, dates and traveler details happen on hotelsgift.com after you redeem. Treat uSwap as the on-ramp: crypto goes in, a US-region HotelsGift code comes out, and the hotel booking happens on the brand’s own site.