Crypto hotels
Pay for hotels with crypto, city by city.
Guides to accepting and paying for hotels in USDC on Arbitrum — a flat 0.5%, no FX on international guests, and no chargebacks. Pick your city.
United States
Miami
South Beach and Brickell boutique hotels see heavy international and crypto-native demand.
New York
Manhattan's high average room rates make even a one-point fee difference material.
Las Vegas
Resort and conference properties process large tickets where card fees and chargebacks add up fast.
Austin
Independent hotels near downtown and the events district can differentiate by accepting crypto first.
San Francisco
Business travellers in tech expense stays and increasingly hold stablecoins.
Los Angeles
International leisure demand means a high share of foreign-card bookings.
Orlando
High-volume, international leisure bookings reward even small per-transaction savings.
Chicago
Convention-season demand concentrates high-value bookings into short windows.
Seattle
Tech travellers are comfortable with passkey wallets and stablecoins.
Denver
Seasonal peaks make cash-flow and instant settlement especially valuable.
Nashville
High-occupancy, high-turnover leisure bookings mean per-transaction card fees add up across thousands of short stays.
Atlanta
Convention blocks concentrate large, corporate-expensed bookings where fast settlement and no chargebacks matter.
Honolulu
When most guests pay on foreign cards, removing FX and interchange on those bookings is the single biggest saving.
Boston
Conference and university-calendar demand brings a high share of overseas guests paying with foreign cards.
United Kingdom
United Arab Emirates
Japan
Tokyo
High-rate city hotels serving heavy inbound demand feel card interchange and FX on nearly every foreign booking.
Kyoto
Premium ryokan stays are large, cross-border tickets where a flat 0.5% beats card-plus-FX by the widest margin.
Osaka
High volumes of short international stays mean per-transaction card fees compound quickly.