Sentences with phrase «hotel points then»

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Then again, as the analyst points out, Nikki Beach has failed at casino hotels in other markets.?

For hotels, Laura used Hilton certificates for the Waldorf Astoria in Amsterdam and then Chase Ultimate Rewards points transferred to Hyatt for the Hotel du Louvre in Paris.

To get a rate of 4.2 %, users must use the card to exclusively make Expedia.com purchases, and then redeem their reward on + VIP Access hotels — exchanging points for ordinary rate hotel coupons will drop the rewards rate down to 2.1 %.

But if you are the kind of person who dreams of business and first class travel, or someone who occasionally has to book an expensive flight with little advanced notice, then it might be worth it for you to play the travel rewards game with frequent flyer miles and hotel points.

The new outpost of Mario Batali's Eataly was by my hotel, so I stopped for a snack — some Traders Point Creamery yogurt — then headed to the Drake Hotel's Coq d'Or for a Champagne cockhotel, so I stopped for a snack — some Traders Point Creamery yogurt — then headed to the Drake Hotel's Coq d'Or for a Champagne cockHotel's Coq d'Or for a Champagne cocktail.

Case in point: When we last visited New York, I strapped my daughter into her stroller, jogged to a playground in Central Park from our midtown hotel, let my daughter have some playtime at the park (see the image above), and then I fast walked back to our hotel.

And then comes an invitation for the dance class — who become viral video stars in a dubious plot development the movie barely bothers to dramatize — to perform in Rome, at which point Finding Your Feet truly comes into its own as a third - rate Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.

But when points and miles are redeemed strategically for high value award flights and luxury hotel stays, then it is often possible to receive three to five cents in value per point, which is much better than the best cash back reward cards.

You can earn point rewards or miles rewards towards the loyalty program and then redeem them for airline tickets, hotel stays, rental cars and other rewards.

But if you are the kind of person who dreams of business and first class travel, or someone who occasionally has to book an expensive flight with little advanced notice, then it might be worth it for you to play the travel rewards game with frequent flyer miles and hotel points.

You earn points with your purchase, and to redeem, simply book any hotel you want with your card, then use your points as a statement credit toward your travel purchases.

Then you go look at how many points you'll need to be able to get free flights and hotel rooms.

You then apply the miles (points) against any charges associated with travel - airfares, hotels, rental car etc..

There are a number of general travel rewards programs that allow you to earn points and then redeem them on any number of items, from airfare to hotel stays to discounts on cruises.

Then there are bank programs that allow you to transfer your rewards to airline miles or hotel points.

You might think 25,000 hotel points is a great perk, but if it only gets you 1 night at a Tier 1 hotel in the program then you're really not getting much.

Transferable credit card miles allows the flexibility to earn points into a central account and then transfer these points to a participating airline or hotel of your choice.

With these cards you just pay for your flight or hotel with the card, and then use points to get statement credit.

Then, I combine points with my other eligible Chase cards and transfer them directly to airline and hotel travel partners like British Airways and Hyatt.

Then determine if your credit card rewards are applicable for overseas travel, and make sure that you are booking flights or hotels that earn you travel reward points.

If you are considering a card that offers travel points or travel miles, then you can choose from a wide range of credit cards from travel companies (such as an airline or hotel chain) or credit cards with general purpose rewards.

Then, you earn 2 points per $ 1 spent on travel — airfare, hotel rooms, cruises, rental cars, train tickets, taxis — even tolls.

If you travel via methods other than planes, then a points program may make more sense since it allows you to pay for hotel rooms, travel gear, and other items.

Then you can either transfer the points 1:1 to a travel partner such as Hyatt Hotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate RewaHotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewahotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewards ®.

If you frequently use this hotel, then it would make sense to pick up one of their cards to let you accumulate points you're more likely to use.

But if the price of the Hyatt Centric Times Square is under $ 250 to $ 375 per night, then you could book the hotel for fewer points through the Chase Travel Portal.

If you spend $ 1,000 in purchases within your first three months of being an accountholder, then you can earn 15,000 bonus points, which is enough to redeem for a $ 200 credit towards a stay at one of their + VIP Access hotels.

Because of this, it almost never makes sense to use points or miles for anything except transferring to airlines or hotels and then used for flights or rooms (i.e., don't redeem your Chase points on Amazon or for gift cards on the Chase website).

No Hilton Honors Points will be awarded for «no show» or cancelled events when a Member has booked an event guaranteed with a credit card but then does not hold the event — irrespective of whether or not the Member's credit card is charged for any portion of the event per the hotel's «no show» or cancellation policy.

* Total rate of earning is calculated from all sources; then the total points are calculated for each family's hotel spending.

Then use the points for inexpensive stays at IHG PointsBreaks hotels, which cost just 5,000 IHG points per night.

If we assume half of the travel expenses go toward hotels, then that would fall under the 2x point category if spent at SPG or Marriott hotels.

Can I apply for cards (maybe other chase cards) without hubby to get the points and then combine them or tansfar them into Hubby's account to purchase air and hotel?

To get a rate of 4.2 %, users must use the card to exclusively make Expedia.com purchases, and then redeem their reward on + VIP Access hotels — exchanging points for ordinary rate hotel coupons will drop the rewards rate down to 2.1 %.

For more information, check out our guide to the Ultimate Rewards partners and how to use them, and then take a look to see how you can get the most value out of your Ultimate Rewards points by transferring them to hotels and airlines.

Then look at other travel rewards cards to see if that airline and hotel is a partner program that you can transfer points to.

You can search for airfare and hotels like you would with other online travel agencies, and then just use your points to pay.

Even better if you can charge the restaurant to your hotel room and then double dip earning hotel points too!

Then, he combines points to his Sapphire Reserve account to transfer to airline and hotel partners or book travel through the Chase travel portal.

If you're not going to collect points with the hotel (which may or may not be more valuable), then you can earn miles through their hotel partners:

For hotels, Laura used Hilton certificates for the Waldorf Astoria in Amsterdam and then Chase Ultimate Rewards points transferred to Hyatt for the Hotel du Louvre in Paris.

I like to use that card to book my hotel stays since I earn hotel points and elite qualifying nights by booking directly through the hotel chain, and can then redeem my Arrival miles for travel purchases at an equivalent of 1.11 cents each, with partial redemptions allowed in increments of $ 25.

Then, yes, it would be wise to look into a credit or charge card that offers points redeemable for such goodies as airline miles plus seating and hotel upgrades.

As you apply for other premium UR cards you can then transfer your UR back out and use the flexibility of those Ink or Sapphire cards to get the UR points into a hotel / airline program.

If you're a regular at Starwood hotels and can use those extra hotel benefits, then you probably already have an SPG card or it was already on your list to get and this limited time 5,000 point bonus is just icing on the cake.

If you crave a bit more city action while in Thailand, you can book the Aloft Bangkok starting at 3,000 SPG points per night and then take one of the hotel's free tuk tuk shuttles to the Skytrain station and be off to your next destination in a flash.

If you want to be an expert hotel traveler, then you need to collect lots of points while understanding your benefits inside and out.

Hoff: OK, you use these cards basically, exclusively for all your expenses along the trip that you then paid for out of whatever money that you had raised, but through using these cards you were able to rack up a lot of points that would get you free hotel nights and then free travel using the Chase Sapphire Preferred card.

They did put a temporary hold on transferring points from hotel programs earlier this year, but, then extended the deadline through March.

The hotels featured in this list keep rotating after every 2 months and if there is a particular property that falls in line with your future travel plans, it may make a lot of sense to transfer your Chase Ultimate Rewards Points to IHG Rewards Club and then book your stay at that property for just 5000 points per Points to IHG Rewards Club and then book your stay at that property for just 5000 points per points per night!