Sentences with phrase «used at top hotels»

These almost always come with category restrictions and often can not be used at top hotels (the major exception to this rule is the IHG Card which offers a free anniversary night at any IHG property).

Not exact matches

I came up with this recipe as I use to work at a hotel that would sell a gluten free mud cake topped with chocolate mousse.

The girls and I went to a Fashion Week networking function (New York code for cocktail hour at a swaggy hotel) I hadn't worn this yellow ruffle top since my birthday in May and I wanted to get more use out of it like I plan to with everything in my closet eventually!

On top of that, we used the sign - up bonus from the BMO World Elite card to book 5 nights at a nice little hotel right off the beach.

Using the card to pay for stays at Hyatt properties will earn you an additional 3 points for every $ 1 — this is on top of the base points you earn through staying at the hotel.

But you can use hotel credit cards to get two nights at a top Park Hyatt worth $ 800 or more a night, a night at the Ritz - Carlton, and nights at the best Conrad and Radisson properties worldwide.

This free night can be used at any IHG property, so we suggest using it at one of their luxury properties, such as a top - category InterContinental hotel.

To give the most trivial example of point density, here's the amount of money that has to be spent with each hotel loyalty for a non-elite member using a third - party credit card to earn an award night at a top - tier property in that program, notwithstanding any promotions:

Spa treatments using ancient Hawaiian techniques and golf at two championship ocean - side courses are the top draws at this eco-friendly hotel.

Here are my benefits from doing that: 2 free nights as the sign - up bonus (which I used at this hotel by the way), top - tier Diamond status for hitting $ 40K spend, 120K Hilton points since each dollar spent earns a minimum of 3 points ($ 40K x 3 points / $ = 120K points), and another free night on my anniversary for hitting the $ 10K spending threshold.

Without a staying a single night at a Hilton hotel, you can earn top - tier status just through credit card use.

One method that I've seen people use to value their hotel points is to find the average price charged by one of the top / aspirational properties (that they'd like to stay at) and then divide that by the number of points needed for an award night at that hotel.

On the hotel's website click on «Rooms» — found in the menu bar at the top of the page (I'm using the Park Hyatt New York for my example)

The Waterfront is located at the very quiet eastern end of Fisherman Village in Bophut, on the north side of Koh Samui.Just a short walking distance from the hotel, guests will find many local shops, bars, seafront restaurants, 24/7 stores, a weekly night market (plenty of street food and drinks) and the beach itself.Though it is true that it can not be swim in some time of the year but guests can always make a good use of the resort lovely swimming pool and cool themselves down on any hot and humid days.On top of the personal touch and family feel, the Waterfront offers all the facilities and service travelers want for a relaxing holiday include beautiful well - kept gardens, sun loungers, hammocks, babysitting / child - minding during the evening, free internet, late checkout / early check - in (subject to availability) and on - site massage.

I used my Citi Premier card which had a targeted offer for 5 bonus ThankYou Points for every dollar spent at a Hilton (on top of the 3 normally earned for hotels) and also received 1,000 Hilton HHonor points as a welcome bonus since I am a Diamond elite through status match.

If you could put this benefit to use a couple of times a year at a decent hotel or even one night a year at a nice hotel, you could easily recover your effective annual fee of $ 200 and come out on top.

The Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express is one of our top recommended rewards cards as not only can you use Starpoints at over 1,200 Starwood brand hotels (Westin, W, Sheraton, Aloft, Four Points, St. Regis, among others), but these points also transfer to numerous airline partners to add an amazing amount of flexibility to these hotel points.

By implementing several strategies, credit card sign - up bonus and bonus miles via referral I was able to acquire more than 700,000 miles and points without flying.We used some of these miles and points to travel for almost free to destinations like Washington D.C, Myrtle beach, Miami, NYC, Baltimore, Cancun and the highlight of this year was our 10 days Trip to Europe (Spain and France) which costed me barely $ 500 (airfare + lodging) for two people while flying business class on US Air (more details in next week posts) and staying at some top - notch five star hotels in the best of the locations.

Obviously, you'll want to put this free night to use at a top - tier hotel to get the biggest return on your investment.

While I've long used Starwood points for hotel stays — the Starwood program has more top - end properties that I'd want to stay at than any other chain — often the best value can be obtained through airline mileage transfers.

Those can be used for 2 - 3 nights at most top - tier hotels, and a couple of weeks worth of stays at lower tier hotels.

In other words, $ 1,500 worth of spend or 15 paid hotel nights will get you a free night that could be used at top - tier Wyndham properties.

Why it's a top hotel rewards credit card: Beyond the generous rewards for staying at Ritz - Carlton Rewards ® and SPG ® hotels, the card gives you a $ 300 annual travel credit to use for baggage fees, seat upgrades, and access to airport lounges.