MH Residency Explained: How to Save on Every Stay in Ghana
The MH Residency programme rewards frequent guests with stacked discounts, wallet credits, and exclusive benefits. Here is how it works.
What Is MH Residency?
MH Residency is MAC Homes' loyalty programme for frequent guests. It is designed for professionals, students, and travellers who stay in Ghana regularly and want to reduce their accommodation costs over time.
Unlike a simple points system, MH Residency stacks two types of discount (one based on the length of your stay, and one based on your membership tier), giving long-term guests significant savings on every booking.
How the Discounts Work
Length-of-Stay Discounts (Freemium)
Even without a paid plan, guests receive automatic discounts based on how long they stay:
- 4 nights or more: 5% off
- 7 nights or more: 10% off
- 14 nights or more: 15% off
- 28 nights or more: 20% off
These discounts apply automatically at MH Residency properties.
Membership Tier Discounts (Stacked)
Paid MH Residency members receive an additional flat-rate discount on top of the length-of-stay discount:
- Resident: an additional 15% off
- Gold: an additional 20% off
- Prestige: an additional 25% off
The two discounts stack, so a Gold member booking a 28-night stay could save up to 40% compared to the standard rate.
Wallet Credits
Every annual plan comes with a one-time wallet credit on activation:
- Resident: GHC 600
- Gold: GHC 1,400
- Prestige: GHC 2,500
These credits can be used to pay for bookings directly through the MAC Homes platform.
Who Is It For?
MH Residency is ideal for:
- Business travellers who visit Ghana regularly
- Students on semester-long programmes
- Diaspora visitors who return home frequently
- Professionals on extended project assignments
How to Join
Sign up for a MAC Homes account and open the MH Residency tab of your account page. Choose the plan that suits your travel frequency and activate it instantly.
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Guides from the MAC Homes team to help guests, students and hosts make the most of their time in Ghana.