GovRateCodes
14 chains · every code that exists · every gap named

Which hotels give a government rate — and who qualifies?

Every major chain's government & military rate: eligibility, the booking path, per-diem alignment and the ID the front desk asks for — read from each chain's own published policy, checked and dated.

Checked 2026-09-04 Sourced only from the chains' own pages — no invented codes, ever.
Veteran · leisure · Hilton
Yes — Hilton's published terms cover you for the Military Family Rate.
No codeSelected in engine
CoveredLeisure stays only

The codes that actually exist

6 published codes across 14 chains — everything else is a menu selection, and we say so.
MILVETHyatt · military leisure SMLWyndham · military leisure GOVCHSonesta · government MILRSonesta · military leisure VP#606730Red Roof · government SALUTEDrury Hotels · military leisure Marriott · Hilton · Hyatt · IHG · Wyndham · Choice Hotels · Best Westernno typed code — picked in the booking engine

Every chain, its own page

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Government rates compared

ChainGov ratePublished codeLeisure OK?VeteransContractors
IHG Yes None — select in engine Varies Via military rate Yes
Hilton Yes None — select in engine Varies Via military rate Not published
Omni Yes None — select in engine Not published Yes Yes
Sonesta Yes GOVCH Not published Via military rate Not published
Motel 6 / Studio 6 None Via military rate No

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The machinery behind the rates

Why you can trust a verdict here

The rule that shapes every page: a documented gap beats a guess.
1

Chain's own pages only. Rate terms, booking engines and help pages — never blogs or forums, which is where dead codes come from.

2

Dated on every page. Each fact carries its source link and the day we read it, so you know exactly how fresh a claim is.

3

"Not published" is an answer. Where a chain doesn't say, we print that — because the front desk decides, and you deserve to know before you book.