Get more when you stay courtesy of Choice Privileges®
Get more when you stay courtesy of Choice Privileges®
At Cambria Hotels®, we specialize in serving up the little luxuries that make every stay feel indulgent. Now, Choice Privileges is taking your Cambria experience to a new level. We’re giving you Elite benefits that start you as soon as you check in—and rewards that continue even after you’ve completed your stay. These exclusive perks include:
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I'm confused. Which of these are only available at Cambria and which are available across all brands (subject to availability)?
For example, I presume the Status Match Plus is not Cambria specific, is it? |
Originally Posted by sdsearch
(Post 31508947)
I'm confused. Which of these are only available at Cambri
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@ChoiceHotels, I checked the following link you posted-
https://www.choicehotels.com/choice-privileges/benefits Where can one find more information on rollover nights & early check-in etc.? Re: Rollover nights, say for example, if a gold member has 15 nights stays altogether in a year, would 5 nights be counted towards meeting his next year's gold membership? |
When do rollover nights start, I have like 100 nights now, and will have 120 before year's end
Am I good for a few years now? ;) And as for early check in, how does that work? There is one hotel that is placed very convenient to a customer that I have to work with on overnight shift, but they want a "$30 early check in fee" to be asleep during the day, so I am staying almost 20 miles away at a more friendly hotel that does not charge a fee. And since everyone gets the long reward booking window now, shouldn't loyal members get something more on that? |
Originally Posted by sdsearch
(Post 31508947)
I'm confused. Which of these are only available at Cambria and which are available across all brands (subject to availability)?
For example, I presume the Status Match Plus is not Cambria specific, is it? |
Originally Posted by Brighton Line
(Post 31509715)
Go to agree with that, am I only Diamond when at Cambria if I status match?
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Originally Posted by sanmandude
(Post 31509749)
@ChoiceHotels, I checked the following link you posted-
https://www.choicehotels.com/choice-privileges/benefits Where can one find more information on rollover nights & early check-in etc.? Re: Rollover nights, say for example, if a gold member has 15 nights stays altogether in a year, would 5 nights be counted towards meeting his next year's gold membership? |
Originally Posted by MiaSkye89
(Post 31513873)
When do rollover nights start, I have like 100 nights now, and will have 120 before year's end
Am I good for a few years now? ;) And as for early check in, how does that work? There is one hotel that is placed very convenient to a customer that I have to work with on overnight shift, but they want a "$30 early check in fee" to be asleep during the day, so I am staying almost 20 miles away at a more friendly hotel that does not charge a fee. And since everyone gets the long reward booking window now, shouldn't loyal members get something more on that? |
@ChoiceHotels, I know you can check out late by up to 2 hours. What's the general policy about how early can you check in?
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Originally Posted by ChoiceHotels
(Post 31522236)
Rollover Nights are currently in effect, and at your current rate, you could probably earn lifetime elite membership status. *Julio
A little incentive could possibly sway my decision... I don't remember how many nights are rollover, but it's less than 50. I left home in late March and have been home once, for 3.5 days, with a few weekend excursions to other brand properties https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...e4419ea571.jpg |
Are you talking about lifetime Gold, or something higher?
because I was given lifetime Gold years ago |
I have been a Diamond for about 3 years now, and the extra perks are hit or miss but improving. The offering of a property amenity has improved over previous years, and I have been offered the appropriate drink/snack or points about 75% of the time so far this year. I am signed up for the Starbucks Card "extra," and that is almost always in my email immediately after check-in, even at economy properties. Early check-in / check-out is where things get dicey. At a Comfort Inn in Washington DC and an Econo Lodge in Orlando, I tried to check-in around noon when I arrived in town. In both cases, I was told that a room was ready, but I would have to pay a fee to check-in early. So, "based on availability," I should have been entitled to check-in. However, in both cases, despite politely informing them that I was a Diamond and eligible for early check-in, they still said they had to charge the early check-in fee.
In many non-resort areas, my experience is that most Choice hotels will let you check-in early if a room is ready whether you have status or not. Therefore, in its current implementation, I think this benefit is kind of pointless if it is not going to be enforced. Also, in my experience, the Elite Customer Hotline is just a virtual construction that is not substantially different from the regular customer service line. In my experience, it has the same agents and the same wait times as the regular line. |
It would seem that complimentary room upgrades are no longer a Diamond benefit. It has been removed from the chart . Why?
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Originally Posted by sanmandude
(Post 31524215)
@ChoiceHotels, I know you can check out late by up to 2 hours. What's the general policy about how early can you check in?
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