"Arizona State University's IHG code (ASU) is an academic institutional code. University codes at IHG properties are used primarily for conference and academic travel. No FlyerTalk thread discusses ASU IHG verification incidents. Academic/education sector codes at IHG are the lowest-enforcement category — holiday Inn / Crowne Plaza near Phoenix (where ASU's main campus is located) are familiar with ASU travelers and rarely request ID."

"I work for BofA and the internal discounts website didn't list codes, instead directing employees to contact individual properties. I later confirmed the code is 109568. Unless you're employed by one of those companies, I would avoid using these codes. They do often ask for ID at InterContinental properties, though Holiday Inn locations rarely enforce."

"Toyota's IHG code (954409548) follows the same low-enforcement pattern as Toyota's Marriott code (TOY), which is confirmed as 'Rarely' checked in FlyerTalk's master codes list. Toyota's IHG travel concentrates near manufacturing hubs (Georgetown KY, San Antonio TX, Princeton IN) at Holiday Inn Express and Crowne Plaza properties — property types with minimal verification infrastructure. No Toyota IHG verification incident documented."