ONYX Hospitality Group Celebrates 60 Years with “More of What You Love”, Partnering with Grab to Enrich Every Journey
As ONYX Hospitality Group marks its 60th anniversary, it is introducing “More of What You Love”, a year-long programme of special collaborations and experiences designed to make every journey more connected, more convenient and more meaningful for today’s travellers.
One of the programme’s key collaborations is with Grab, bringing together transportation, hotel stays, dining and destination experiences into one seamless journey. More than simply enhancing the hotel stay, the partnership is designed to support travellers at every stage of their trip – from arriving at the hotel and enjoying their stay to dining out and discovering more of each destination. Through thoughtfully designed services and exclusive privileges, travellers can enjoy a smoother, more connected and more rewarding travel experience.
Guests staying at ONYX Hospitality Group’s portfolio of hotels, including Amari, OZO, Shama and Oriental Residence, as well as travellers taking part in the campaign, will experience “More of What You Love” through three connected experiences on the Grab platform:
More Convenience
Whether travelling from the airport to the hotel, heading out to explore the city or enjoying a meal at a favourite restaurant, travellers can enjoy greater convenience with Grab throughout their stay. By entering the promotional code ONYX60 in the Grab app, users can receive 15% off fares, up to THB 100 per ride, on participating Grab services (excluding GrabTaxi). The offer is limited to two redemptions per user, with a total of 700 redemptions available per day.
The exclusive offer makes it even easier to get around during the stay, whether travelling to local attractions, restaurants or other destinations. The promotion is available from 15 July 2026 to 31 July 2027, subject to terms and conditions.
More Flavours and Dining Experiences
Beyond convenient travel, guests can also enrich their stay through more than 20 ONYX Dining restaurants and bars across Thailand. Whether dining through Grab Dine Out or ordering favourite dishes via GrabFood, every meal becomes another memorable moment of the journey.
Guests can also enjoy 20% off their first Grab Dine Out transaction at participating restaurants, followed by 10% off on subsequent visits, making every meal another memorable part of the journey.
More Seamless Service
Another highlight of the collaboration is the Guest Transport Concierge Service, powered by Grab, designed to make every journey throughout the stay smoother and more reassuring. Whether travelling between the airport and the hotel, visiting local attractions or attending business meetings, guests can rely on the service for convenient and seamless transportation.
Guests can book their rides directly through the hotel’s concierge, track their driver’s location and journey in real time, and receive round-the-clock support from both Grab and the hotel’s concierge team, ensuring a smooth and connected travel experience from departure to destination.
Guests can also choose from a range of vehicle options to suit different travel needs. Oriental Residence Bangkok offers GrabPremium, while Amari provides GrabPremium, GrabCar, GrabSUV and GrabVan. OZO and Shama offer GrabCar, GrabSUV and GrabVan, catering for solo travellers, families and groups alike. Up to ten vehicles can be booked per reservation, with accident insurance coverage included for every journey.
The collaboration with Grab is one of the key initiatives under ONYX Hospitality Group’s 60th Anniversary programme, held under the theme “More of What You Love”. Throughout the anniversary year, ONYX Hospitality Group will continue working with leading partners to create more connected and meaningful travel experiences, bringing even more of what travellers love to every destination.
For more information on the campaign period, participating hotels and restaurants, as well as the full terms and conditions, please visit ONYX Hospitality Group’s and Grab’s official communication channels.