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For example, we don't usually pass through airports with an Admirals Club, and we use points for our hotel stays so often that we have not had a chance to use the fourth night free benefit.

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So, you might be able to combine your usual loyalty points for hotel stays and air travel with credit card rewards.

Sure, you can use your points for a regular flight or hotel stay, but there's so much more you can do.

With so many great rewards earning hotel credit cards and loyalty programs out there, it's a no - brainer to be racking up credit card rewards points for all of your hotel stays.

The aim is to maximize frequent flyer and hotel loyalty programs and to use co-branded credit cards to build helpful points balances so you end up paying very little for a flight or a hotel stay.

So for expensive award flights or hotel stays, you'll often spend fewer miles or points by transferring other flexible points to travel partners.

This article will break down the many ways available to earn Marriott Rewards points so you can redeem them for some amazing hotel stays.

Marriott includes Cosmopolitan in their Autograph Collection of partner hotels, so it's long been possible to redeem Marriott points for stays at this new resort in the center of the Strip.

Obviously the cost of the hotel where I stay for free is also increasing, so it's natural that I have to redeem more points.

These are basically low category hotels and aren't very expensive, so even though they may offer good value for your Hyatt points, you may want to save yours for some high - end luxury stay.

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Hotel rooms near the park look expensive for these dates so I'm motivated to consider signing up for one credit card to help take the edge off but I'm new to this points & miles stuff so if it's too complicated I'd probably just pay cash and stay further away from the park to save money.»

So some people, if they want to have 10 or 15 cards to their name and they are basically using it for this and this and this, that's fine but you're trying to say, I want a general rewards travel card where I can book any flight and any hotel using my points and not have to worry about taking just the American Airlines flight or staying at just the Hilton branded hotel, correct?

But there's tons of deals online for amazing hotels with points and I don't mind staying in very low budget accommodations, so that's where I tend to go more for flights.

12,000 Marriott Rewards points aren't even enough for a one night stay at a Category 4 property so, with this promotion, I couldn't even earn enough for a free night at most basic airport Marriott hotels let alone a night anywhere I may actually want to stay.

Generally, fancy hotels require more points for free nights, so you can stretch your points further by staying at less ritzy properties.

Realistically the lower category Marriott hotels may not be places you would want to stay for a week so you would likely be staying in one of the higher point categories.

Rewards points can also be used for Accor «dream stays» so, if cash off your hotel bill isn't what you're looking for, those may appeal more.

The Cap Negret hotel offers the perfect starting point for your vacation — while the members of the party who wish to explore the area can easily do so (there is a bus stop with urban and national destinations right in front of the hotel), the ones who prefer to relax all day long can just stay behind and enjoy some soothing time on site.

For every 2,000 points earned Accor will give you a $ 40 voucher towards a future hotel stay so this promotion essentially allows you to earn up to $ 120 in vouchers — that's not bad but not incredibly generous either.

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I stayed at the Grosvenor House Hotel a few years ago and enjoyed its location near the Dubai Marina so, now that award nights can be booked there for as little as 12,000 points per night, I can definitely see myself returning — that»; s pretty good value... especially if you have SPG Platinum status.

When you fly anywhere or stay in a hotel, make sure you are registered for their loyalty programs so you can earn points for each dollar you spend.

So for this promotion, it might be worth doing a «mattress run» where you book two very cheap hotel stays just to receive the 15,000 points which can be used on properties that cost $ 280 or more!

So it's like earning an extra 1,000 points per stay but only if you can physically get yourself in a hotel for 60 nights.

Probably because it hasn't been open yet, so let's hope you will be able to book a 5 - night stay at something that looks like an amazing hotel in Venice for 160,000 points — hefty, but doable.

If so, consider staying 1 Friday or Saturday night at a Courtyard Hotel anywhere worldwide before July 31, 2013 and you will earn an easy 2,500 bonus... [Read more...] about 5,000 Bonus Marriott Reward Points for Courtyard Stays

Another good value option are the «fifth night free awards» — so you can redeem a 5 - night stay at a category 1 hotel for only 20,000 points (4 × 5,000), making long stays more valuable!

So, you can stay at the London Marriott Hotel Park Lane for 5 nights for 63,333 SPG points.

I got it way back when, liked it (mainly because I was staying in a lot of Marriott hotels for work so it made sense) but with the hotel points needed continuously going up and Chase not updating the card it has become absolutely worthless, such a shame.

You can not pay with a credit card that might offer better rewards for your stay (although the Prestige card offers 3 points per dollar at hotels, so that's pretty darn good!).

Accor's customer service for the reward program is generally pretty bad, with points frequently not posting and non-sensical, copy & paste letters being the standard of service when you try to get it fixed — that is a far cry from what you experience at the Sofitel hotels, so you might want to temper your expectations from the rewards program or it might spoil your stay!

A bit of background... My hope is that I will be able to accrue enough points that 1) my wife and I can take a trip every year (airfare and hotel stay taken care of) or so to have a «little mom and dad time», but more importantly enough points / miles so that when we go to Disneyland / world / travel we are have the hotel / airfare paid for or close to it.

Doing so will typically net you hotel loyalty points that can be redeemed for free hotel stays, discounted rates, and perks like free breakfast, free Internet, or room upgrades.

There are other programs and portals like Fine Hotels and Resorts program for American Express Platinum and Business Platinum cardholders which throw in a bunch of added perks and benefits, so that even though you most likely won't earn hotel points or elite status stay credits (since most loyalty programs make you book directly through their site or corporate travel portals to get points), you can still get lot of extra value and perks out of your booking.

Rewards credit cards let you earn points on your spending so that you can later redeem all those points for rewards ranging from free air tickets, hotel stays to merchandise, gift cards or even cash.

My cousin - in - law needed a hotel stay, so I offered to pay for it with points in exchange for her watching my kids and spending the night at my house.

Sometimes people feel an obligation to stay at the best hotel for the best points redemption value and sure, that's great and all, but in the end it's what you need at that time and if it wasn't the very best value, so what?

Big perk: Category 4 Starwood hotels have a «5th Night Free» promotion when you use points to book your hotel, so when you book a points stay of 5 or more nights you automatically get the 5th night for free.

I just retired and have accumulated a zillion MR points so doubt that I will ever pay for a hotel room again as long as I stay with Marriott and / or their other properties.

Park Plaza participates in the Club Carlson rewards program, so you can cash in points earned for business trips to (far less exciting) Radisson or Country Inn stays or credit card points for stays in these exciting hotels, making your next trip to Europe or Asia a lot more fun!