Sentences with phrase «enough points for the free night»

If you don't have enough points for a free night, you can also redeem points and pay cash.

So, you could stay at a budget location 15 times and earn enough points for a free night at any luxury Wyndham in the world.

This is a great option for those with infrequent Wyndham stays that would not earn enough points for free nights.

The 50,000 Gold Points would be enough points for a free night at any Radisson or Radisson Blu hotel.

Either way you look at it, it's enough points for a free night at a large number of the SPG and Marriott properties!

The promotion is very simple, stay at any Choice Privilege hotel on a paid rate twice and earn enough points for a free night at over 1500 hotels worldwide.

Now through April 27, complete two stays at any Choice brand, and you'll earn enough points for a free night.

This promotion is dubbed the «Big Night Giveaway» as it awards enough points for a free night at any Radisson or Radisson Blu hotel in the world.

I constantly found myself reference both the hotel credit card section to see which credit cards earn what, and a section detailing how much money would have to be spent in order to earn enough points for a free night at each of the major hotel chains.

That gets you enough points for a free night at a Category 1 Starwood hotel.

Not exact matches

With a sign - up bonus of 25,000 points, you would have enough points for 5 nights with Starwood's 5th night free.

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

Why not earn airline miles for staying there instead of racking up a few points in an orphan account that you might not ever use again (or earn enough points to score a free night).

You could earn enough points for 3 free nights at any Wyndham hotel from 1 card after meeting minimum spending requirements!

Get a 40,000 point sign up bonus with the Hyatt credit card from Chase, and earn enough points for two free nights in Mendoza.

If you're looking to cash in your Marriott points at high - end, luxury properties, you'll have enough points for 2 free nights.

You can start off with a bonus 40,000 Hilton HHonors points after you spend $ 1,000 within 4 months of opening your account (that's already enough for a free night at a participating hotel!).

Why not earn airline miles for staying there instead of racking up a few points in an orphan account that you might not ever use again (or earn enough points to score a free night).

You get almost enough points for two nights at any Club Carlson hotel in the world, as well as free Gold status.

But once the bonus points and free stays are used up, it can be difficult for an infrequent traveler to earn enough points for repeated free nights.

Stay two separate times between April 2 and May 25, and you can earn enough points to redeem for a future FREE night (8,000 points).

At the lower tier hotels, the difference between the loyalty programs remains smaller: a Starwood elite with the co-branded credit card would need to spend $ 2000 to earn a free night at a Category 4 Starwood property, while a Hilton Gold elite with the free American Express card would need to spend $ 1622 in order to earn enough points for a free Category 4 Hilton night.

If you do get the maximum bonus, that's enough for up to 5 FREE nights on average, but even more if you're going for their cheapest 8,000 point stays.

I'll point out here that you do not need to have enough Club Carlson points for the second night when redeeming that free night.

So even though I didn't have enough Club Carlson points in my account for the second night, I was able to redeem for a two night stay because of the second night free benefit.

If you only have enough points for 3 nights then it would almost certainly be worth buying enough points for a 4th night just to get a fifth night for free.

Well, that's just about 3 nights at a Category 5 property (12,000 - 16,000 points per night) or enough for 6 free nights in a Category 3 hotel (7,000 points a night and 5th night free).

If you spend 5 nights at Hyatt properties during the promotional period you would earn enough Gold Passport points for a free night at a Category 1 property.

If I stay another four nights in April (and it has to be increments of four) I'll earn an additional 25,000 Gold Passport points, enough for a free night anywhere in the world.

12,000 Marriott Rewards points aren't even enough for a one night stay at a Category 4 property so, with this promotion, I couldn't even earn enough for a free night at most basic airport Marriott hotels let alone a night anywhere I may actually want to stay.

So, 5 nights at Hyatt properties during the promotional period, would earn you enough Gold Passport points for a free night at a Category 1 property... that's not very enticing.

$ 3,000 spend on this credit card gives me 15,000 points, enough for a one free night at any category 2 hotel in Club Carlson Portfolio.

That's enough for a free night award at any Category 6 property (there are only a small number of Category 7 hotels that cost 30,000 points per night).

At the end of the year, one grand prize winner will be awarded 200,000 points, enough for at least 20 free nights at Wyndham tier three properties or below.

Cardholders who only spend a moderate amount on the card will have a hard time accumulating enough points to redeem for a free night's stay.

If you bought four of those cards to make a $ 2,000 rent payment, you could earn 12,000 HHonors points — nearly enough for a free night at a level - 2 Hilton.

So, by signing up for a single no - fee credit card like the Hilton Honors Card from American Express, you can get 80,000 points — enough for two free nights at one of these hotels.

As an example, Marriott category 5 hotels normally go for 25K points per night and you get the 5th night free if you redeem enough points for at least 4 nights.

10,000 bonus points every 10 nights is an effective rebate of $ 70 after 10 nights (don't spend it all at once) and 50 nights will earn you enough for a free night at any top Marriott in the world.

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And because the points can be used as cashback for anything, not just for a specific airline or hotel chain, this card is very flexible, making it interesting if your total annual spend is not high enough to earn the large number of points you need for free hotel nights or flights!

Joanna's possible earn is 55,000 IHG reward points and, with 50,000 points being enough for a free night at any IHG property in the world this promotion has my attention.

60,600 IHG Rewards points is enough for a free night at any IHG property in the world and is a very tempting proposition... but it still has to be value for money.

Purchasing 20,000 Starpoints is enough for a couple free nights depending on the hotel — particularly if you find some good cash and points award availability.

Joanna can earn a maximum 55,000 IHG Rewards points with her Accelerate Promotion targets and that would be enough for a free night at a good number of top IHG properties around the world.

Members can earn at least 65,000 points, more than enough for a free night at any IHG hotel or a multitude of items from the IHG Rewards Club Catalog.

You can earn 15,000 points with two stays, enough for one free night at any of 8,000 Wyndham Hotels worldwide — or up to 5 nights paid with points & cash!

IHG is frequently running promotions to earn additional points or free nights, making it possible for infrequent guests to earn enough for free stays.

You've got what you've got with this card — enough points for one night at most IHG hotels in the world and one free nigth at any IHG hotel worldwide annually.

We also will earn rewards for staying, enough rewards points for another free night the next time we stay at a Best Western.