Red Roof® Launches Program to Help College Students Find Alternative Housing
Red Roof® Launches Program to Help College Students Find Alternative Housing
As mandated closings of schools across the country have left many students with nowhere to go due to COVID-19, Red Roof® is helping university and continuing education students find alternative housing through its Student Support Program.
The program provides students with a 30% discount, per room, for stays at participating locations across the country including Red Roof Inn® and Red Roof PLUS+® properties. Students looking for longer term accommodation, seven days or more, will receive a $25 Amazon gift card to help purchase essential items.
“We know there is a real need for students who are scrambling to find a place to stay and may be far away from their hometown and family with nowhere to go,” says Marina MacDonald, CMO at Red Roof. “Red Roof has many locations near colleges and universities, and we have created the Student Support Program to provide secure and safe accommodations to give students some stability and peace of mind.”
Students must show valid college identification to receive the 30% discount and weekly stay incentive. Students looking for accommodations close to campuses can book through May 15 and can stay through May 31, 2020 using VP code 627535.
Students are encouraged to book direct online by going here https://www.redroof.com/deals/national-deals/college-student-discount-2020 by calling 800.RED.ROOF or by booking at a specific participating property. Third Party Bookings are not eligible. This offer may not be combined with other discounts or offers, are subject to availability and are not available at Hometowne Studios by Red Roof.
For more details on the Student Support Program and to access a full list of participating properties, visit https://www.redroof.com/deals/national-deals/college-student-discount-2020
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