Earn Points & Save With TLC Layover Miles

TLC StaffOctober 28, 20261 min read

Our Layover Miles program is officially live, and we’re excited to reward our members for being part of the TLC community. Earn points every time you stay with us to use toward discounts on future stays, trips with our private ride-share, vending machine purchases, and washer/dryer usage. The more you stay, the more you earn!

Turn your points into free stays: Redeem 1,000 points for a free 24-hour stay ($60 value), or use your points toward the cost of a stay. All Access members can also redeem points toward upcoming membership bills. You’re in control of when you use your points, and there’s no limit to how many you can earn.

Invite friends and earn rewards! Share the referral code in your account with friends and earn a $20 credit when they sign up and complete their first stay. If they join All Access, you earn $80 after they sign up, while your friend gets $50 off their first month. It’s a great way to share the TLC experience and help us grow so we can open new facilities!

Ready to start earning? Existing members can sign in to their accounts to check their points balance, track rewards, and find their personal referral link and QR code. New members can simply create an account to start earning. Your next reward is just around the corner!

Points expire after 12 months without earning or spending activity. Referral credits expire 12 months after activation. Cancelled stays and no-shows don’t earn points, and points earned from a stay may be reversed if the stay is later cancelled or refunded. Referral rewards are subject to approval and completion of the required stay or membership payments. Points and credits have no cash value.

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