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Current bonus: 25,000 bonus Starpoints after you use your new card to make $ 3,000 in purchases within the first three months Earning rates: 2 points per dollar spent at SPG hotels; 1 point per dollar spent everywhere else Other benefits: No foreign transaction fees; 2 stays and 5 nights toward SPG elite status every year; free in - room premium internet; Boingo Wi - Fi Annual fee: $ 95 (waived for the first year)

The Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya is a World of Hyatt Category 5 property, meaning free night awards start at 20,000 points per night, whereas Points + Cash is available for 10,000 points and $ 125 per points per night, whereas Points + Cash is available for 10,000 points and $ 125 per Points + Cash is available for 10,000 points and $ 125 per points and $ 125 per night.

I'll place the Ritz Card into third place; even though you can get a ton of value out of the two free nights, I think a more realistic valuation is roughly $ 400 — $ 500 of value per night plus the added 10,000 bonus points for adding your first authorized user.

Marriott Rewards points can be used to book free nights for between 7,500 and 45,000 points per night, depending on which of 9 categories a location is ranked in.

As a Category 2 property in Hyatt's Gold Passport program, that meant nights could be booked for 4,000 points + $ 55 per night, as opposed to 8,000 points for a fully free award night.

At this point, I'd found a way to reduce the cost of roundtrip airfare from Jacksonville to London for the NFL International Series from $ 1,077 to just $ 197.60, discovered how to stay at a 5 - star hotel that cost $ 700 + per night for free, and allayed my fears about the impact of the credit card sign - ups that would make this possible.

Add in my Delta Business Platinum American Express card, which earns 1.4 Skymiles per dollar at the $ 25,000 and $ 50,000 spend levels, and that accounts for just about all of my manufactured spend budget (although I can't resist maintaining a 50,000 Club Carlson point balance, good for two free nights at any Club Carlson property in the world).

Hyatt Visa ($ 75 annual fee, waived the first year) comes in chip form with no foreign transaction fees (important if some of your travel is overseas) and offers two free nights for $ 1,000 spent in the first three months, 3 points per $ 1 spent on Hyatt and 2 points per $ 1 spent on dining, airline and car rental.

Category 4 properties require 15,000 points per night for a free room.

This another great option for your free night certificates, and it can be booked for 25,000 Marriott points per night.

Your free night is good for up to hotel Category 5, which would be worth up to 25,000 points (or $ 249 per night based on a random search of Category 5 hotel prices).

In addition to the 5,000 - point authorized user bonus, the 1 free night certificate per year, the automatic Discoverist status, and the category bonuses, Hyatt also advertises the following perks for the Chase Hyatt Credit Card:

Members can still redeem a free hotel night for 15,000 points and if they want to redeem for a condo or home, the rate is 15,000 points per bedroom, per night.

Marriott offers low - level status for free, and one night stay after each $ 3,000 of spending, but earning only one Marriott point per dollar spent on most purchases is a poor value.

When it comes to redeeming points for free nights, Marriott has nine categories of hotels (which cost between 7,500 and 45,000 points per night) whereas SPG has seven, requiring 2,000 to 35,000 points per night.

If I had factored in the cash price after applying the 4th night free benefit, I'd be looking at redeeming for 1.25 cents per point with ThankYou Points and that would make it look like less of a bargain than using Ultimate Rewards.

Marriott launched the new MegaBonus offering a free night for two paid stays and SPG launched two offers, one targeted and one offering 500 to 1,000 bonus points per stay, plus 10,000 for 25 nights during the promo period.

While the average redemption is around 16,000 points per night, members can get a free night for as few as 8,000 points — one of the lowest free night thresholds of all major hotel programs.

When you use ThankYou Points for the 4th night free benefit, the points redeem at one cent per Points for the 4th night free benefit, the points redeem at one cent per points redeem at one cent per point.

Well, that's just about 3 nights at a Category 5 property (12,000 - 16,000 points per night) or enough for 6 free nights in a Category 3 hotel (7,000 points a night and 5th night free).

A stay in a place like St. Regis New York, a category 7 property, where an SPG free night will set you back 30,000 points for a hotel stay valued at USD $ 877 per night.

The card comes with a $ 75 annual fee but I got it back in the glory days when it came with one of the single best credit card perks of the time — a free award night when you redeem points for two or more award nights (up to 50 bonus nights per year).

If you want to really enjoy the benefits of a 5th night free redemption, try using it when booking for a high - end hotel stay; that said, if you find you're getting over 2 cents per point for your redemption, then you're in safe territory value-wise.

This is good for up to 12 free nights at SPG hotels if you redeem for Category 1 properties at 2,000 SPG points per night.

Benefits like a 4th night free at hotels and the ability to use Citi ThankYou points at an elevated rate for American Airlines bookings were examples of the new things we saw and the inclusion of an Admirals Club membership, a Priority Pass membership and a $ 250 per year airline credit all made a pretty compelling case for getting the card.

That's enough for a free night award at any Category 6 property (there are only a small number of Category 7 hotels that cost 30,000 points per night).

As an example, Marriott category 5 hotels normally go for 25K points per night and you get the 5th night free if you redeem enough points for at least 4 nights.

Not only will this make it even easier to rack up Marriott Rewards points for free nights (up to 15 points per dollar if they use the Marriott Rewards credit card from Chase) but it will also make meeting the thresholds for Marriott lifetime status a lot easier for them too.

PointSavers reduce your point requirements by 10,000 points per night for each hotel tier and can be combined with the fifth night free.

Award nights start at 30,000 points per night for a Tier 1 hotel and the fifth night is free on a five night stay.

I can usually find a good Category 4 hotel when traveling, and these are only 15,000 points per night for a free night award.

Per the terms, «[t] he anniversary free night may not be transferred, extended beyond the expiration date, redeemed for cash, or re-credited for points.»

Even the most expensive Hilton hotels in the world wouldn't cost you more than 95,000 points per night or 380,000 points per 5 nights (with the 5th night free for elite members).

At.8 cents per point for Marriott points and 1.5 cents per miles, that's an exchange of $ 2,160 of Marriott points for $ 2,430 of Aeroplan miles PLUS the 7 free nights at a Marriott property up to a category 5.

The cost was 48,000 SPG points for 5 nights (12,000 nights per night, but the 5th night is free).

Parallel to these changes, Chase is rolling out two new cards, including a Premium card that offers a free night (with the same limitations), a 20 % discount on purchased points, a 4th - night - free award and 10 points per USD spent for an annual fee of $ 89.

Since you get the 5th night free with SPG and a standard room could go for $ 581 including taxes, it'd be possible to get 4.8 cents per point in value.

For example, a free night at a Category 6 hotel like the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong for $ 248 will cost 25,000 Gold Passport points — equivalent to 25,000 Ultimate Rewards points and resulting in a value just under one cent per poiFor example, a free night at a Category 6 hotel like the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong for $ 248 will cost 25,000 Gold Passport points — equivalent to 25,000 Ultimate Rewards points and resulting in a value just under one cent per poifor $ 248 will cost 25,000 Gold Passport points — equivalent to 25,000 Ultimate Rewards points and resulting in a value just under one cent per point.

15,000 points gets you a free night at any Wyndham property (or per bedroom in a villa or castle) so you may well find some pretty good uses for those TR points.

It was at the Le Meridien in Monte Carlo, Monaco and I used just 1,500 points per night over the normal redemption rate to get, instead of a standard room, a Junior Suite with butler service, free parking (worth over 50 Euro a day) and free buffet breakfast for two (worth over 80 Euro a day) included in the rate.

The most significant change was that they did away with standard redemption tiers / categories that most other hotel programs use (category 3, 4, 5, etc.) and they put in a new redemption scheme where properties can be redeemed for 15,000 points per night (that means you can get 3 free nights with this card).

Marriott launched the new MegaBonus offering a free night for two paid stays and SPG launched two offers, one targeted and one offering 500 to 1,000 bonus points per stay, plus 10,000...

Currently, the top Hyatt properties require 30,000 Hyatt points per night so that would require 60,000 Hyatt points for two nights whereas before you could just use the two free night certificates and cover two free nights with the sign - up bonus.

Besides, you'll probably want to spend 5 days in Beijing, making your points worth 16,000 per night (with the fifth night free for elite members).

• No more American Airlines Admirals Club access • Redemption rates for airfare will drop to 1.25 cents per point from the current rates of 1.6 points for American Airlines and 1.33 points for all other airfare • No more three free rounds of golf • The reimbursement for the 4th night free hotel benefit will be based on the average price and will not include taxes

What's remarkable about this promotion is the breadth of that redemption offer — you can get a free night for just 10,000 points at some of the nicest Best Western Hotels & Resorts out there where rooms typically go for close to 40,000 points per night.

[+] There is a sign - up bonus that earns you 60,000 points [+] You have to spend $ 1000 in the first three months to earn the points [+] Earn an extra 5000 points if you add an authorized user who then makes purchases [+] The annual fee is waived for the first year [+] You get five points per dollar spent at IHG hotels [+] Get two points per dollar you spend at gas stations and in restaurants [+] Earn two points per dollar when you spend in most grocery stores [+] Get one point per dollar spent when you spend with most other merchants [+] You get a free night's stay at one of their hotels for having your card a full year [+] There are over 5000 hotels worldwide where you may use your free night's stay [+] Opt in for platinum elite status that continues while your account is open and active

[+] There is a sign - up bonus of 80,000 points [+] You only have to spend $ 3000 within the first three months to earn the rewards [+] Add another authorized user to get an extra 7500 points if your user makes purchases [+] Get five points per dollar with Marriott properties [+] Get two points per dollar when you spend money with certain airlines [+] Earn two points per dollar spent in restaurants and at car rental agencies [+] Earn one point per dollar with most other purchases [+] Get a free night's stay every anniversary at one of the category 1 - 5 locations [+] They do not add foreign transaction fees onto your account [+] They have over 4300 hotels in 81 different countries / territories [+] You may use your card and your point overseas in their hotels [+] You may sign up for Silver Elite status [+] They allow you to transfer your points to participating airlines

A deluxe property on all counts, if you're paying to stay at the Park Hyatt Maldives, a standard villa costs around $ 1500 per day in season (or 30,000 World of Hyatt points for a free night).