Sentences with phrase «night at any category»

That's high, but you will get 7 nights at a category 1 - 5 hotel + airline miles (varies based on airline).

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

Starpoints ® Bonus: 10K with your first purchase and another 15K when you spend $ 5k within 6 months — enough for up to 6 free nights at a Category 1 or 2 hotel

That said, the Marriott card can be a good card for the traveler who frequents Marriott properties, in part because of the 1 free night at Category 1 - 5 properties at the end of each of your anniversaries.

You could use the 50,000 point sign - up bonus for up to 10 nights at a category 1 Hyatt (5,000 points per night x 10 nights).

It's worth keeping the card because the free night at a category 1 to 4 Hyatt on your account anniversary more than makes up for the annual fee!

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.

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

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.

Through Marriott, you can redeem 30,000 points for four nights at a Category 1 property with a fifth night thrown in free.

Plus, every year on your card member anniversary, you'll receive an award certificate for a free night at any category 1 - 4 Hyatt property worldwide!

That's because it offers a decent sign - up bonus of 75,000 points and an annual free night at any Category 1 - 5 Marriott property.

It can get you almost two nights at most Marriott properties around the world or as many as 13 nights at a Category 1 Marriott property at its PointSavers rate.

After your first year as a card member, you'll receive an annual free night at any Category 1 - 5 Marriott property.

The Marriott Rewards Card also rewards you for your credit card loyalty, providing a free night at a Category 1 through 5 hotel each year after your account anniversary.

25,000 Starpoints is enough to book 8 free hotel nights at a Category 1 hotel like the Aloft San Jose Hotel in Costa Rica or Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel & Spa in Egypt.

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.

Finally, you can also spend 8 nights at these Category 2 hotels for 10,000 points per night in the high season (7,500 saver season)

With a free night at a Category 1 to 4 Hyatt every card anniversary, I can easily offset the Chase Hyatt card's $ 75 annual fee expense.

20,000 points are enough for two nights at a category 4 hotel (which could be worth $ 600) and points can be transferred to 30 + airlines on a 1:1 basis.

The Marriott Rewards Premier Visa website indicates that the first year «bonus» is 4 nights at a Category 1 hotel and not 1 night at a category 1 - 4 hotel, as indicated above.

For example, 230,000 points can net you 7 nights at a Category 6 Marriott property and 55,000 United miles.

Combine that with the fifth award night free feature of Marriott's program and you could book up to 28 free nights at Category 1 properties!

It can get you almost two nights at most Marriott properties around the world or as many as 13 nights at a Category 1 Marriott property at its PointSavers rate.

To provide you the full package, SPG ® offers a Nights and Flights option, where 60,000 Starpoints ® gives you 5 free nights at category 3 properties and 50,000 airline miles to a participating airline transfer partner (70,000 ® Starpoints ® for category 4 properties).

This is sufficient to get you a free hotel stay in the first year — up to six free nights at a Category 1 property.

The 30K could be used for 2 off - peak nights at a category 4 hotel.

An additional benefit of the Hyatt card is an annual free night at a Category 1 - 4 hotel when you pay your annual fee each year — worth up to 15,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points.

Two nights at a Category 6 property comes to 50,000 points alone.

This card offered me a free night at a category 1 - 4 hotel in the next year and 30K Marriott points after the first purchase.

That's because it offers a decent sign - up bonus of 75,000 points and an annual free night at any Category 1 - 5 Marriott property.

You can still get 7 Marriott nights at a Category 1 - 5 hotel & 50,000 Rapid Rewards points for 200,000 Marriott points.

30,000 Marriott points could get you one free award night at a category 6 property, or 2 free nights at a category 3 property.

For 270,000 Marriott points, you could get 120,000 Southwest Rapid Rewards points (good for the Companion Pass), and 7 nights at a category 1 - 5 Marriott property.

Reading this chart is simple: if you're redeeming 70,000 Gold Points for one night at a Category 7 Club Carlson property, your imputed redemption value is $ 308, since that's the value of the Barclaycard Arrival miles you could have earned with the same $ 14,000 in manufactured spend.

Depending on the hotel and availability, this can get you one night to two nights at a luxury hotel (the highest Tier 7 Ritz Carlton or the highest Category 9 Marriott) or up to 12 nights at a Category 1 hotel.

In addition to the two free nights at sign - up, this card also comes with a free night at a Category 1 - 4 hotel each year and has a $ 75 annual fee.

A free night at a Category 4 hotel more than covers the $ 75 annual fee.

This is enough for one night at a Category 1 property, and it puts you well on your way to an award stay at a Category 2 hotel.

The sign - up bonus alone can get you up to 20 nights at a Category 1 hotel (if you include the «fifth night free» elite benefit).

Since your Starpoints are worth 1.25 miles each, this is the same as a 2000 Starpoint per night (10,000 Starpoint total) discount on 5 nights at a Category 3 property or a 2500 Starpoint per night (12,500 Starpoint total) discount at a Category 4 property.

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.

A bonus of 40,000 points could be cashed in for the equivalent of 5 - 8 nights at a Category 1 property, 3 - 5 nights at a Category 2, or even 2 - 3 nights at a Category 3.

With Membership Rewards, you can transfer 10,000 points to get 15,000 Honors points good for 3 nights at a Category 1 hotel.

Plus, every year on your card member anniversary, you'll receive an award certificate for a free night at any category 1 - 4 Hyatt property worldwide!

With both cards (about 80K points after spend) you can book 4 nights at a Category 6 hotel, like this amazing Sheraton Maldives.

Through Marriott, you can redeem 30,000 points for four nights at a Category 1 property with a fifth night thrown in free.

Here's why: if you redeem Starpoints for 5 consecutive nights at a category 3 - 7 hotel, the 5th night is free.

25,000 Starpoints is enough to book 8 free hotel nights at a Category 1 hotel like the Aloft San Jose Hotel in Costa Rica or Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel & Spa in Egypt.