

Finding a place to stay is straightforward. Paying with crypto usually isn't. Most hotels have no idea what a wallet address is, and direct crypto payments aren't something hotel front desks are equipped to handle. This guide explains why that is, how intermediary platforms bridge the gap, and what the end-to-end experience actually looks like when you book a hotel with Bitcoin or USDT.
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August 17, 2026MondayCheck out
August 19, 2026WednesdayThe process works the same whether you're booking a budget hostel or a five-star resort. Here's what to expect from search to confirmation.
Step 1: Search for your destination and dates
Enter your destination, check-in and check-out dates, and number of guests to start your search.
Step 2: Compare available stays
Browse the results and filter by what matters to you: amenities like pools, parking or pet-friendly rooms, star rating, or cancellation policy. There are plenty of options, so use the filters to narrow things down.
Step 3: Choose your room
Most properties list several room types (single, double, suite, breakfast included, sea view or garden view). Check the booking terms too. If you want flexibility, pick a refundable rate.
Step 4: Pay with crypto
At checkout, select your preferred crypto as payment. USDT and USDC are the most popular choices for stay bookings. They settle fast and there's no price movement between search and checkout. BTC, LTC, SOL, TRX, TON and other coins are also accepted across a wide range of networks. Complete the transaction from your wallet or exchange and you're done.
Step 5: Get your confirmation
Once your payment confirms onchain, your booking confirmation arrives by email with the hotel name, dates and reference number.
Ready to search? You can browse the full inventory and book directly on the Stays page.
Cryptorefills accepts a wide range of crypto for stay bookings. Here's what to consider when choosing how to pay.
Which network should I use? If you're paying with a stablecoin, Polygon, Solana and Tron tend to have the lowest gas fees. Ethereum mainnet works fine but fees run higher. Check the estimated network fee at checkout before confirming. Cryptorefills shows this before you commit.
For a full breakdown of supported networks and gas fee comparisons across all products, see the Spend Crypto page.
The search results and pricing on Cryptorefills pull from the same sources as mainstream travel platforms, so you're not giving anything up on inventory or rates. The difference is what you're paying with, and what that unlocks: