Sentences with phrase «nights at the hotel chain»

For hotel stays, you are still be better off using a hotel co-branded card and booking through your hotel's website, since $ 6,667 spent on a co-branded card is enough to earn 1 or more (in some cases many more) free nights at any hotel chain property except a Category 7 Starwood property, which would require $ 8,750 or $ 7,000 on the co-branded American Express, depending on your elite status.

We've signed up for a number of these cards in the past year or so, usually our sign up bonus has been free nights at the hotel chain; Hyatt, IHG, Marriott.

As will free nights at a hotel chain you hate or one located in areas where you never travel.

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Cards in this category frequently give away free complimentary nights at certain hotels and chains.

With a co-branded hotel credit card, you can only book free nights at a hotel within that chain.

Co-branded hotel credit cards earn points towards free nights at various hotel chains and many offer bonuses of award nights, elite status and amenities with card membership.

This card earns award nights at Hilton hotels around the world and gives you HHonors Status with the Hilton chain.

While you might not know whether you'll be able to use a night at a particular hotel chain, you can be confident that you'll find a use for cash.

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.

Chains like Starwood and Hyatt routinely charge $ 500 to $ 1,000 per night at their high - end hotels, so using 30,000 points for those rooms is often more cost - effective.

One of the nice features of these free nights tied to hotel credit cards is that the hotel chains let you use them even at some of their nicest hotels, where a one - night stay can cost hundreds of dollars.

By examining the various point density charts, you can decide where the rebate value of your hotel spend will be highest: which chain will reward you with free nights at the properties you want to stay the most quickly?

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. is entering the fast - growing midscale hotel category with a new chain called Tru that's aimed at attracting younger, tech - savvy travelers with large lobbies, digital check - in and rooms for less than $ 100 a night.

In this blog post I compared the value of the different co-branded hotel credit cards by showing how much non-bonused spending you would have to charge to the card in order to earn a free night at each chain's bottom -, mid -, and top - tier properties.

Most airlines award flyers «status» based on flying a certain number of miles within a year, typically at 25,000, 50,000, 75,000, and 100,000 miles, while most hotel chains award a status typically based on number of nights per year stayed.

Co-branded hotel credit cards earn points towards free nights at various hotel chains and many offer bonuses of award nights, elite status and amenities with card membership.

That means the hotel chain changed the number of points needed to redeem a free night at certain hotels.

Hilton was the last hotel group to tweak the number of points needed for an award night right at the end of 2015 so IHG is the first of the big chains to blink in 2016.

High end Hyatt properties can be found starting at 20,000 points per night, whereas other chains present entry level hotels at this price point.

Under the promotion, members of the hotel chain's Marriott Rewards loyalty program will be able to earn a free night after their second paid stay at over 4,000 participating hotels through May 15.

BWR is the only major hotel chain rewards program that: never expires rewards points; and allows guests to earn points at more than 4,200 Best Western hotels that can be redeemed for free nights or merchandise.

For more flexibility, choose third - party booking sites Those who travel less often or aren't loyal to a particular hotel chain may prefer to book through third - party sites such as Expedia, Orbitz or Hotels.com (all of which are owned by Expedia) that have rewards programs that let you earn free nights or other perks based on your stays at any of the properties that list on those sites.

This credit card lets travelers earn free nights at independent hotels even when staying at chains; The only hotel credit card to offer double points at any hotel.

If you don't travel all the time for leisure or for business, spending 50 plus nights at a hotel is not easy and it might seem impossible to ever obtain top status with many of these hotel chains.

New credit card lets travelers earn free nights at independent hotels even when staying at chains; The only hotel credit card to offer double points at any hotel.

It offers a reward rate of 10 % at more hotels than all the chain hotels combined, redeemable after 10 paid nights with few restrictions and no effort to hunt down promotions, watch point levels are worry about point devaluations.

A view of Waikiki beach and its string of high - rise hotels at night, from the groin (jetty) that extends from the Outrigger Reef on the Beach Hotel (it's to the left of the Halekulani Hotel, the property pictured here on the very left - the Reef is one of the most luxurious of the several Waikiki hotels that make up the gay - friendly Outrigger chain).

Marriott has announced a new promotion for potential enrollees to sign up for its Marriott Rewards program in exchange for awarding them a free night — after two paid stays at any of the chain's 3,000 - plus hotels in over 70 countries.

Best Western Rewards is currently (through November 30) offering double points on every stay, and from November 1 through January 31, it has a special offer of free nights for just 10,000 points each at any of its North American properties — including some of the nicest hotels in the chain (see post).

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.

Also, both the hotel chains offer 5th night free promotion that can help you travel around the world paying pennies!!!!! With most hotels costing an average of $ 100 I value combined sign - up bonuses from the two cards worth at least $ 2500 and this is a fantastic deal.

With a co-branded hotel credit card, you can only book free nights at a hotel within that chain.

I asked for a spot in the center of the city somewhere between $ 100 and $ 250 a night, and not at a chain hotel.

Many of the major hotel chains, such as Hilton and Marriott, will also give loyalty members the fifth night free if they pay for at least four consecutive nights at the same hotel through the hotel's website or travel service.

When you're looking for a hotel rewards card, always make sure that you have options for your points which extend beyond free nights at the particular hotel chain.