Sentences with phrase «access to a lounge there»

An upgraded seat here, access to a lounge there, speeding up through security lines and other perks can make the life of a frequent flyer much more tolerable.

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«There's also access to lounges where I can have meetings with clients.»

You can't transfer points to other loyalty programs, and there aren't fancy perks included, such as free checked bags or airport lounge access.

If you're a frequent traveler and you value things like lounge access and car rental insurance coverage, there's a good chance that it makes sense to carry at least one of the premium credit cards that we have mentioned in this article.

In the end, going with a credit card that offers Priority Pass as a benefit may be the way to go because it'll cost you nothing and there are no fees for lounge access.

But there is a solution: get access to an airport lounge.

There are many credit cards that offer some form of access to the Priority Pass network of airport lounges, but it's sometimes not clear what that means.

For example, 100,000 points are worth $ 1,500 toward travel 1:1 point transfer to leading airline and hotel loyalty programs Access to 900 + airport lounges worldwide with complimentary Priority Pass ™ Select membership Up to $ 100 application fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre ✓ ® No blackout dates or travel restrictions - as long as there's a seat on the flight, you can book it through Chase Ultimate Rewards

This means that if my wife always travels with me, there is no need to get an additional card for her for lounge access.

While there are many Priority Pass lounges in U.S. airports, you don't get access to United Clubs, American Admirals Clubs, or Delta Sky Clubs.

Given all of that, I'll slot the Amex Platinum in first thanks to the fantastic Centurion Lounges, followed by the AAdvantage Executive due to the full Admirals Club membership and the fact that authorized users can access Admirals Clubs on their own (and there's no fee for adding them!).

I have the Personal American Express Platinum card, so I called American Express to ask if there were any rule changes in regards to lounge access.

There is an alternative for families to gain more access to these lounges: the main cardholder could add another family member as an authorized user for up to 3 cards, each with a $ 175 annual fee.

If you're a frequent traveler and you value things like lounge access and car rental insurance coverage, there's a good chance that it makes sense to carry at least one of the premium credit cards that we have mentioned in this article.

On lounge access with the AMEX Plat — it doesn't include family access usually, and what I've seen, you have to be flying on the carrier, so you won't get United Club access if there's no other * A club... correct?

This will also provide you immediate access to the hotel's lounge (if there's one).

There are no less than 4 different suites types at the Shangri - La, all providing access to the executive lounge.

When I was ready to purchase Internet access and enquired in the lounge, the gentleman who was manning the desk there failed to tell me about a less expensive option that would have cost $ 5 less.

For those with Priority Pass access, there are several lounges in this area to use.

Hoff: So it's definitely utilizing the benefits that come there with that card and not just having access to lounges but not really bothering to go there but utilizing it and saving money at every single turn so that you are definitely getting back what you're putting into the card.

I fully appreciate that my situation will not mirror a lot of other people's situations and the fact that there are a few more Centurion lounges out there now than there were before will not be of much use to the road warrior who needs lounge access in every airport around the country.

As far as LAX goes, now that there is a T4 to Tom Bradley Terminal connector, I can use the OneWorld lounge thanks to my AAdvantage status or, if that access is taken away, I can access the Korean Air lounge thanks to my Priority Pass membership.

A room there costs 22,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points, or 27,000 points for a room with access to the Regency Club lounge.

So if you stay there, I'd say it's a must to spring for an executive floor room, where you'll have your own view, as well as access to the lounge.

There are a plethora of air travel perks in addition to the free lounge access.

That's on top of quite a few benefits that may be useful, for example, to a family who takes one or two trips a year: a Global Entry fee credit (while it won't cover the entire family, every little helps), Priority Pass lounge access for all (that's right, there's no guest limit!).

There is no word yet on whether the Priority Pass card will allow access to this lounge.

Access to Amex Centurion Lounges — There are just 6 Centurion Lounge / Studio locations in the whole of the US right now (admittedly more are on the way) so do you really get many opportunities to visit them?

Later on I also got to access the Lufthansa First Class Terminal, one of the more exclusive lounges that there is.

For those not having lounge access courtesy of airline status there's always the option of Priority Pass membership which, at Heathrow T5, will get you into the Aspire Lounge (which I don't particularly like but is better than nothing) and the soon - to - be-opened Plaza Premium Lounge which, I'm hoping, will be an excellent option for those without access to the British Airways lounges.

There are co-branded cards for almost every major airline offering various perks ranging from free checked bags to lounge access so it really comes down to your personal preference.

Cardholders also retain some longstanding perks there: access to partner Delta lounges (which regularly costs $ 695 per year), and membership to lounge network Priority Pass ($ 249 per year).

Similarly, even in the US, there are many larger hotels that have a «lounge» floor that you can access with a special room rate and / or elite status that often offer spreads throughout the day that are similar to the lounge spreads that I saw in the American Express Centurion Lounge at the Las Vegas Airport.

The Amex Platinum card grants unlimited access to you and your family (or up to two companions) to 1,000 + Priority Pass lounges, but there is more.

There may be a gap in lounge access, but American Express tends to mail new cards overnight.

Once United has a Polaris lounge in Tokyo, I may choose to spend time there, but if you have a business class ticket, you have ANA lounge access.

At airports like Heathrow where there are any number of decent Priority Pass lounges we still get to have a bit of comfort before our flight despite not having access to the lounges that BA, American, Cathay etc... offer.

There is also Qcredits, a relatively new benefit that Gold and Platinum elite members can use for upgrades, checking bags, paying award fees or getting access to lounges.

For example, 100,000 points are worth $ 1,500 toward travel 1:1 point transfer to leading airline and hotel loyalty programs Access to 900 + airport lounges worldwide with complimentary Priority Pass ™ Select membership Up to $ 100 application fee credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre ✓ ® No blackout dates or travel restrictions - as long as there's a seat on the flight, you can book it through Chase Ultimate Rewards

There are many exciting amenities available to you at this beautiful location, some of which includes: - Fully equipped gourmet kitchen with Viking appliances / gas stove, granite countertops & bar - 60» Flat Screen TV in living area with plenty of seating including comfortable leather sofas - Third bedroom offers a king bed and adjoining bathroom - Fourth bedroom offers two twins with pop up trundle beds and a private bathroom - Flat screen TV's in all four bedrooms - Multiple balconies feature chaise lounges, outdoor seating and tables Additional amenities include - Club house offers Virtual Golf, a gym and movie theatre (You must provide own golf clubs)- Four beach chairs and two umbrellas every day during your stay - Underground parking for two cars / overflow parking for additional car - Gated access with 24 - hour security - Three pools; one is Zero Gravity which is perfect for guests of all ages!

While it's easy to focus on the big perks offered by rewards credit cards, like sign - up bonuses, free checked bags, bonus categories for purchases, lounge access and outsized redemption values, there's one often overlooked benefit that can easily save you hundreds of dollars.

There are four bedrooms with access to shared bathrooms and two with en - suite bathrooms, one of which has its own lounge area and one of which has access to the sauna.

Question: Is there a way to access the lounge at the airport when you don't have status on the carrier you are flying with?

While there are many fantastic perks that come with The Platinum Card ® from American Express, one of the best is complimentary access to the Centurion Lounge, Amex's proprietary collection of airport lounges.

There's no need to dread long airport layovers when you have lounge access.

Finally, there are other premium travel benefits that can be enjoyable such as access to airport lounges and fee credits for expedited access to domestic security screening upon departure and U.S. Customs and Immigration upon arrival.

There are separate menus for elite status (e.g., complimentary access to Star Alliance lounges if you have Gold status), credit cards (e.g., the American Express Platinum Card, which works for American Airlines and Delta), and lounge memberships (whether a United Club membership or a general purpose Priority Pass).

There was some confusion as to whether we can access club lounge, even after confirming with the hotel (through email) prior to arrival, but was quickly sorted out.

From the square entrance hall off which there is a cloakroom and W.C. - a doorway gives access to the spacious lounge / living room, comfortably furnished to a very high standard, having open fireplace and equipped with digital satellite TV, DVD player and a radio / CD player.

I knew there were ways to get access to nice airport lounges where free alcohol and snacks were offered and I knew there were ways to breeze through security and customs priority lines, I just didn't know how credit cards fit into the equation.