Sentences with phrase «get executive lounge»

You may not get the Executive lounge access if you aren't upgraded to a Club Room, but in reality, I've had a good luck in this department, and in any case, the breakfast is yours.

He went on to point out that Marriott Platinums didn't get executive lounge access as a benefit at Ritz - Carltons (which I already knew) but that I could buy lounge access if I wanted to.

With which of the available brands do I hold meaningful status — i.e. will I / we get executive lounge access, complimentary breakfast etc....

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As the images show, Executive models get the option of a new rear centre console design better equipped for those lounging in the back.

You get a 50 dollar companion ticket every year and you get 2 tickets to go into their executive lounge.

With excellent credit, you can get a card that gives you access to airport lounges as in the case of the Citi / AAdvantage Executive World Elite Mastercard; a $ 300 annual airline credit in the case of the Chase Sapphire Reserve; or employee cards with the Business Gold Rewards from American Express.

Book a Horizon Club Harbour View room to get stunning views of Hong Kong from a totally different perspective than the view from The Peninsula Hotel in Kowloon, both from your room as well as from the famed Horizon Club executive lounge of the hotel.

The Executive lounge also has a room off to one side that's called a business area but, apart from having a printer and a few computers (PC and Mac), it isn't really that great a place to get any work done — the sofas and armchair appear to encourage those who don't necessarily have any work to do to come in.

You stand a better chance of getting some bonus points on arrival, the upgrades are more likely to include the executive floor, and you may even receive lounge access or free breakfast.

I was keen to make the most of my Marriott Platinum status on this trip as that would get Joanna and I access to the Executive lounges where we would also get complimentary daily breakfast — a very good money saver when traveling.

Gold and Diamond benefits get you Early Check - in, late checkout, Free Breakfast (savings can be huge here) additional bonus Hilton points for each stay (25 % Bonus for Gold and 50 % for Diamond) and access to executive floor lounge in Hilton properties when available which gets you free drinks, snacks and meals throughout the day.

As I still wanted to get some work done I asked if I could use the executive lounge until time came for me to head to the airport and, very kindly, the reception staff arranged for me to have access.

At check - in the experience got more un-Courtyard-like as the desk agent passed be information for the executive lounge on the 22nd floor:

That fact, combined with the fact that my current Platinum status will get me access to the executive lounge (at any Marriott property that offers one), complimentary breakfast, late check - out and probably a room upgrade means that I've been checking out Marriott properties first.

Having executive lounge access (thanks to my Marriott Platinum Status) can be a big money - saver thanks to the complimentary breakfast that's offered and, as this is certainly not what you get at Courtyards in the US, having a lounge here was a huge bonus I wasn't expecting.

If I'm looking for negatives I could say that the bathrooms could do with an update, the views aren't anything to write home about (there's no view at all from the Executive lounge) and the lounge gets a bit crowded at peak breakfast hours....

The high annual fee of $ 450 gets you free access to Delta Sky Club (similar to lounge access from the United Club Card and the Citi / AAdvantage Executive Card) and a big boost on the way to Delta status with an annual gift of qualifying miles.

Nothing is better than arriving to your hotel and getting upgraded to a suite and getting exclusive access to the hotel's executive lounge where you can relax and unwind with complimentary meals, happy hour, etc..

The easy Gold status with Hilton gets you free breakfast and access to the executive lounge at many Hilton properties around the world.

Not only do you get free access to Admiral Club for your family or up to 2 guests (like with Citi Executive) and not only do you get access to Priority Pass lounges (like with AMEX Platinum), you do get access to Priority Pass lounges for for your family or up to 2 guests.

For example, the United Mileage Plus Explorer * comes with a couple of passes each year, the Citi AAdvantage Executive World Elite Mastercard * offers unlimited entry to American Airlines» Admirals Club and The Platinum Card from American Express * gets cardholders into its vast network of lounges, including the Centurion and Delta Sky Club.

You get free internet, breakfasts, late check - out, eligibility for upgrades and sometimes even find yourself with executive lounge access.

(One of the big differences between Hilton Gold and Diamond status is that you get Executive Lounge access regardless of what type of room you stay in whereas Gold requires you to be upgraded to a room that offers lounge access.)

I would recommend the executive rooms and the lounge, although it can get busy, it makes for a perfect start to a holiday.

Because of breakfast - if a property were a Westin or Sheraton and had an executive lounge, you could take your 500 points as a Platinum and still get free breakfast by virtue of your access to the executive lounge.

I've gotten upgrades to suites, executive lounge access, free full breakfasts in the dining room and more on almost every Hilton stay worldwide.

Basically, you pay $ 450, but you get 25k (on the personal version – see details below for the Biz version) MR bonus points (worth at least $ 250), free global entry ($ 100) and $ 200 toward miscellaneous fees on one airline, so you can look at the first year as paid for before even getting all the executive lounge and other benefits.

By contrast, you can add ten authorized users to the Citi ® / AAdvantage ® Executive World Elite ™ MasterCard ® for free, and they all get American Airlines lounge access (no matter what airline they fly) for themselves plus two guests.

I've been travelling for a decade now, and not the glamorous long - haul chief executive style travel where you get to moan about jetlag whilst holding a flute of champagne in the business lounge.