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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13143869)
Breakfast was also good (if interested in the dining Platinum Extra bonus points) but the suite I got was easily more than twice as big as a HP room. If you're getting in late but doing other stays for FFN this month, might be good to use toward a suite elsewhere.
I think I only get a club upgrade, which given my pattern of stays (work late enough and leave early enough that lounges are rarely open when I'm there) I tend to use these for food/beverage or points.
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13143880)
I have some degree of hesitation in learning the Hyatt program...you two are almost speaking a foreign language.
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Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 13143917)
With SPG the only 2 hotels that ever give me free brekkie and Internet are
Le Meridien Bangkok and St. Regis Singapore. Hyatt is way ahead in that category. |
Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 13143917)
With SPG the only 2 hotels that ever give me free brekkie and Internet are
Le Meridien Bangkok and St. Regis Singapore. Hyatt is way ahead in that category. |
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13143941)
It is probably the best program in terms of the benefits you get as an elite, especially at the lowest tier. The problem I have with Hyatts is that they are either hard to find or extremely expensive where I need to stay.
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It is 20 degrees. I am going to crawl into bed with Mrs. Mackie (who is feeling much better, thankfully) and get the weekend started with some rest. Night, Box.
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Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13143941)
It is probably the best program in terms of the benefits you get as an elite, especially at the lowest tier. The problem I have with Hyatts is that they are either hard to find or extremely expensive where I need to stay.
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13143930)
So if the two status levels are that simple, what's with the G bonuses? :confused:
G bonuses are posted on the GoldPassport website and can be added to paid reservations and are in addition to normal points, elite points, and FFNs. They are available here. G1 = 1,000 extra points, G2 = 2,000 extra points, and G3 = 1,500 extra points. |
Originally Posted by adelauro
(Post 13143962)
It is for this reason that I can't seem to pry myself away from Hilton, no matter how hard I try.
Got the HH AmEx, and I'm perfectly satisfied with Hampton Inn breakfast...and I'm not dumb enough to stay at "full-service" Hiltons. |
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13143939)
No. Trying teh new Westin here.
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Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13143955)
Thus is my issue with both Hyatt and SPG. But I do agree that both programs have great benefits to offer if they work for your travel habits.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13143937)
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Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13143957)
It is 20 degrees. I am going to crawl into bed with Mrs. Mackie (who is feeling much better, thankfully) and get the weekend started with some rest. Night, Box.
Night, Box. |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13143963)
FT is acting wobbly bonkers:
G bonuses are posted on the GoldPassport website and can be added to paid reservations and are in addition to normal points, elite points, and FFNs. They are available here. G1 = 1,000 extra points, G2 = 2,000 extra points, and G3 = 1,500 extra points. |
Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 13143969)
I'm trying the new Westin in MCO next month; can't wait. I have to figure out how to meet my friend, who is a Marriott concierge, and not p!ss her off for being a traitor.
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Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 13143969)
I'm trying the new Westin in MCO next month; can't wait. I have to figure out how to meet my friend, who is a Marriott concierge, and not p!ss her off for being a traitor.
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