Sentences with phrase «night cost»

And, as a Category 9 hotel, an award night costs between 40,000 and 45,000 points.

Since rewards nights cost a flat rate of 15,000 points, you have some control over how much value you receive from each point.

I booked through the corporate website and paid a rate of $ 179 per night for a beach front room and, with taxes, the per night cost was $ 200.

Normally, free nights cost at least 10,000 points and can go much higher.

After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the first nights cost of the reservation, unless otherwise stated in the property's conditions.

Even with manufactured spend, the free nights cost too much.

A typical date in the Norwegian capital costs an eye - watering $ 135, making it nearly $ 8 more expensive than the runner - up, Tokyo, where a date night costs $ 128.

A typical date in the Norwegian capital costs an eye - watering $ 186 NZD, making it $ 10 more expensive than the runner up, Tokyo, where a date night costs $ 176.

IHG award nights cost as little as 10,000 points each and as much as 60,000 points each.

Redeeming points for free hotel nights costs as little as 10,000 points and as much as 60,000 points, depending on the hotel brand and location.

One mistake that could have cost us and probably needs a rest as well but was still our best defender on the night

The same night costs ~ $ 448 if I pay cash, so the free night is an unbelievable perk!

If the booking conditions require a charge greater than the first nights cost in order secure your booking, this amount will not be refunded in the event of the cancellation of a booking due to a no - show.

Even if your fourth night costs more than the $ 450 annual fee, Citi will give you the entire night for free.

I got a lot of positive (and some negative) feedback for my Bluebird / Chase Ink Award Cost Chart post, so I decided to do it again for one of my other favorite cards: the SPG Amex card.The Amex SPG... [Read more...] about The Bluebird / SPG Reward Night Cost Chart

Booking category 1 or category 2 properties for between 2,000 and 3,000 points per night using points bought in this promotion would see nights costing between $ 46 — $ 70 per night.

20,000 points (what an award night costs here) would cost approximately $ 342 in this promotion and, during busier periods, that could offer some serious savings.

Make sure you look out for any moves between Categories 5 and 6 as the difference in award night cost jumps (or drops, depending on which way you look at it) steeply between the two.

The fair's preview on Thursday night costs $ 10; otherwise, from Friday through Sunday, admission is free.

A single reward night costs 45,000 points so, with the 5th night free, I would need 270,000 points per room or 540,000 points for the whole booking:

Tip: Make use of the Hyatt Best Rate Guarantee to lower your per night costs for cash stays, like I did for The Concourse Hotel at LAX.

A typical date in the Norwegian capital costs an eye - watering $ 179 CAD, making it nearly $ 10 more expensive than the runner up, Tokyo, where a date night costs $ 170.

A non-refundable Deposit equal to the first 7 nights cost of accommodation is charged at the time of booking, and is non refundable

Redeeming points for free hotel nights costs as little as 10,000 points and as much as 60,000 points, depending on the hotel brand and location.

As a SPG Category 4 hotel award nights cost 10,000 Starpoints per night and, clearly, these would probably be put to better use in the summer months rather then in the cheap winter period.

A typical date in the Norwegian capital costs an eye - watering $ 180, making it $ 10 more expensive than the runner up, Tokyo, where a date night costs $ 170.

We look at what a typical date night costs, from New York to LA, and around the world, we compare the price of love.

A typical date in the Norwegian capital costs an eye - watering # 106, making it # 6 more expensive than the runner - up, Tokyo, where a date night costs a round # 100.

Plus, since the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville is just a Category 2 property, I could opt to book a room using the points + cash rate of 4,000 points + $ 55 instead of a full - out award night costing 8,000 points and still receive credit toward the promotion for our stay.

Obviously I'll earn one free night just for upgrading, which makes that night cost about $ 75, or a little less (depending on whether you decide to prorate the $ 75 annual fee over all the additional points you earn, or just over the upgrade bonus — the latter is slightly more accurate but much more complicated).

A room for the night costs around # 350 and your dog can stay for # 35 a night which includes a doggie bed and for a little extra, even treats and a doggie menu.

The per - night cost (if Karen were to buy those 18,000 Starpoints at 35 % off the going rate) is $ 262.39 / nt including taxes.

So that Category 3 hotel room for 5 nights costs 28,000 Starpoints (instead of 35,000!).

If you have a Club Carlson Visa Card, you get the last night on a multi-night stay for free, so 2 nights cost the same as 1 night — only 50,000 points.

For Megan's two - night stay, the per - night cost of a Select certificate would be $ 152 instead of almost $ 206, a savings of $ 54 per night.

It gets worse one category up where an award night costs 20,000 Starpoints ($ 490 in this promotion).

First of all, as far as I can tell, Marriott doesn't have any properties whose award night costs you can't find online and whose rooms you can not book online with Marriott Rewards points.

The big devaluations that Carlson put through its loyalty program last year saw a very large number of properties increase in award night cost — specifically from 50,000 to 70,000 Gold Points per night.

This happens to be a Hyatt Category 3 property and so award nights cost 12,000 points.

In the example above the reward nights costs 35,000 points but, rather than pay the full 35,000 points, I can buy 20,000 IHG Rewards points for $ 97.75 and, together with 15,000 points from my IHG Rewards account, I can book the room.

The key is to getting cheap IHG Rewards points is to select a hotel that allows you to use cash in lieu of 10,000 points and you'll usually find this option where an award night costs 20,000 points (category 3 properties).

Let's use my favorite European InterContinental hotel as an example — the InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam — where an award night costs 50,000 points.

Award nights cost 35,000 IHG Rewards Points and, during the busier months, pre-tax prices often exceed $ 250 / night.....

In the example above the reward nights costs 30,000 points but, rather than pay 30,000 points, I'm buying 20,000 IHG Rewards points for $ 125 and using 10,000 points from my IHG Rewards balance to make the booking.

The Marriott Nai Yang Beach Resort is a Category 7 property meaning that award nights cost 30,000 — 35,000 Marriott Rewards points:

Each night costs 30,000 points.

Since rewards nights cost 15,000 points, buying a candy bar at a gas station will earn you one free night in a standard room at any participating Wyndham property in the world.

These nights costs 3,000 points plus cash, which depends on the property.