Sentences with phrase «hotel points categories»

It seems that in the Frequent Flyer and Hotel points categories are where the largest differences exist between the US and Canadian cards.

Not exact matches

The Sheraton Lake Buena Vista Resort is a category 2 hotel and at only 4,000 points per weekday night and 3,000 points per weekend night, you would have enough points to book two rooms for five nights at 28,000 SPG points.

Additionally, the Marriott points required are determined by the category under which a hotel falls.

Everything you earn under the 5x points category goes towards a single cap of $ 50k, while all gas station and nights booked directly with your hotel go towards a separate but still single cap of $ 50k.

Most travel rewards credit cards will offer bonus points or miles for spending in travel categories, like airfare, car rentals, hotel stays, dining, and entertainment.

These low category hotels are not usually expensive, so even if it is good value to use your points, it might worth it to save them for a luxury redemption.

With Hilton, 15,000 points was enough for a 3 - night stay in a Category 1 Hilton hotel.

The system also allows the search of point of interest categories, but when the vehicle is in motion, you're only given the five nearest choices in a category, for example the five nearest gas stations or hotels.

Most travel rewards credit cards will offer bonus points or miles for spending in travel categories, like airfare, car rentals, hotel stays, dining, and entertainment.

Category 1 Club Carlson properties start at just 9,000 points per night, but redemptions surge to 70,000 points per night for their highest end hotels.

Better yet, free hotel stays at SPG properties start at just 2,000 per night — and even higher end Category 4 properties are just 10,000 points per night.

The value of your points also depends on the Hilton hotel category with which you book your stay.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card offers 2x points on a far broader «travel» category, which includes things like hotels and taxis.

Earn 30,000 Bonus Points after your first use, redeemable for up to 4 free nights; plus receive 2 free night stay e-certificates upon account approval, that's enough up to 6 free nights at a category 1 hotel

Reward nights at qualifying hotels range from 2,000 to 35,000 points, depending on the hotel category, ranging from 1 to 7.

Redeem 1,000 points (across all 7 hotel categories) and receive a certificate for 50 % off the regular rack rates for up to a 5 night stay.

The sign - up bonus is lucrative at 80,000 points for $ 2,000 in spend (first 3 months) and it has bonus categories for expenses other than hotel bookings (gas, grocery, restaurants).

For instance, a level one category hotel that would cost 2,000 points is available for 1,200 points and $ 25.

You get a free night each year (at certain categories of hotels), bonus points for adding an authorized user, instant Discoverist status with Hyatt, and bonus points for purchases with airlines and car rental agencies.

My preferred way to redeem 50,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points is to transfer them to Hyatt and redeem for 2 nights in a top category 6 Hyatt hotels such as the Park Hyatt in Paris, Tokyo, or the Maldives where I could get to experience a hotel room which I would otherwise never be able to afford ($ 500 or more per night).

Or splurge on 2 nights at a category 6 hotel (25,000 points per night), like the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa where Emily and I stayed.

Freedom gives you five points per dollar spent in quarterly rotating categories, such as gas, hotels and specific retailers, and the Freedom Unlimited card gives you 1.5 points for all purchases.

For example, one night at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtwon Hotel (Category 4), costs $ 99 - or 27,500 Amtrak points.

For example, you'll need 7,500 points for a one night stay at a Marriott category 1 hotel.

Point redemption starts at 10,000 points per night for a Category 1 hotel and up to 60,000 points per night for a Category 11 hotel.

A night at a Category 1 Starwood hotel starts at 2,000 points.

The amount of points required to claim a free night depends on the rewards program and the hotel category so it's worth reading up on the different programs before committing.

Under the new program, it'll cost you 7,500 points for a free night at a Category 1 hotel while on the higher end of things, it'll cost you 85,000 points for a Category 8 hotel.

For reference, currently it takes 3,000 SPG points or 7,500 Marriott points to get a free night at a Category 1 hotel.

It's important to note that many hotels will be recategorized to fit within this new category scale and there will be no blackout dates for points redemptions, meaning you can claim a free night any day of the year including holidays.

Redeeming for free nights at Hyatt starts at just 5,000 points / night for a Category 1 Standard Room, while a night in a Category 7 hotel will cost you 30,000 points.

One benefit of your new Marriott Rewards Premier Plus account is an Anniversary Free Night Award e-certificate every year after your account anniversary, valid for a one night hotel stay at a property with a redemption level at or under 35,000 points, instead of the category 1 - 4 hotel e-certificate valued up to 20,000 points you received on your Marriott Rewards account.

Common categories for the best rewards points card include travel, airlines, hotels, rental cars, gas, groceries and restaurants.

I knew that the potential use of Starwood Preferred Guest Points would be ideal, and looked into category 6 Starwood hotels The Westin Excelsior and The St. Regis.

Category 1 properties are often available for as few as 7,500 points, which means your bonus can be enough points for at least 10 award nights at a Marriott Hotel.

There are also opportunities to redeem for PointSavers hotel stays, which start as low as 6,000 points for one night in a Category 1 property.

On top of the points you'll get from day - to - day spending, this card awards one free night every year in a category one to five hotel.

Note: If you don't have Hyatt elite status (and can't get upgraded) you can book suites at Category 6 Hyatt hotels, like the Hyatt Centric Times Square, for 40,000 Hyatt points per night.

For the sake of brevity, important caveats about categories have (generally) not been elucidated and only cards that earn cash back or points with cash value (close to 1 cpp) are included — so no hotel or airline cards.

For example, a night at a Marriott Category 5 hotel cost 25,000 points.

However, transferring it 1:1 from Chase will rarely get you a value of over 0.8 points a night, unless you're looking at Category 1 and 2 hotels.

For example, a room in the Andaz 5th Avenue in New York (a Category 6 hotel) costs $ 525 / night, or 25,000 points.

If you're willing to stay at what may be viewed as a lesser hotel (considered a category 1 by Hilton), your points can go further.

The highest category rated hotels will eat up 70,000 to 95,000 points per night.

A Category 4 or 5 room goes for 15,000 - 20,000 points / night, while a night in a Category 7 hotel will cost you 30,000 points.

For example, for a Category 5 hotel, you can pay 30,000 points, or 25,000 points + $ 40, or 20,000 points + $ 70.

Of course, you can stretch out your points for more stays at lower level category hotels.

With the current sign - up bonus of 30,000 Starwood points on the Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express (personal and small business), you can get up to 6 award nights at Starwood Category 4 hotels with Cash & Ppoints on the Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express (personal and small business), you can get up to 6 award nights at Starwood Category 4 hotels with Cash & PointsPoints.

For example, you could book three nights at a Category 8 property like the St. Ermin's Hotel, Autograph Collection in London for a total of 105,000 points (at a rate of 35,000 points per night when booked at the PointSavers level; you'd earn that extra 5,000 points by meeting the minimum spending requirement of $ 5,000) in late September, when rooms start at about 227 GBP ($ 331) per night.

Begin your search for participating hotels and corresponding reward categories now, or view instructions on how to redeem Points for a hotel reward.