article_snippet: 1888 Hotel in Sydney, where those with over 30,000 followers can redeem a free one-night stay .
article_snippet: Hotel claims that every detail and  element  has been curated to be worthy of an Instagram photograph .
article_snippet: The hotel, which says of the property that 'every level has a view', encourages guests to take photographs of the furniture, rooms and views and post photographs of the furniture, rooms and views on Instagram.
article_snippet: Instagram users with at least 30,000 followers are eligible to receive a free one-night stay.
article_snippet: Anyone who stays in the suite gets 20 per cent discount on all bars and restaurants, VIP hammocks and customised mini bars.
article_snippet: The suites also come with champagne, blue balloons and liquorice in the shape of the hash symbol.
article_snippet: New hotel-booking site Hotelied, with the tagline 'It pays to be you', is offering It members the chance to stay at high-end properties in New York, Miami, Portland, Los Angeles and Tel Aviv for 50 per cent off.
article_snippet: Depending on how many followers how many followers have on Twitter, members can save up to half price on hotel stays.
article_snippet: In return, Guests can win further nights of accommodation.
article_snippet: Hotel will select one of the submitted selfies for each of the four months of the promotion, with each winning photographer earning another three-night stay.
article_snippet: Those with more than 100,000 followers on Instagram will similarly be awarded a free night at The Belgrade Modern HostelSerbia.
article_snippet: Guests are expected to post information and pictures from Guests stay in return as payment.
highlights_snippet: Many hotels offer free one-night stays to those with a big following .
  