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Hotel Membership Programs Reviewed HOTEL MEMBERSHIP PROGRAMS OVERVIEW All information is subject to change and should be verified on the actual hotel website. The information featured below is for reference only. M ARRIOTT H OTELS HOTEL CHAIN MEMBERSHIP NAME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Marriott Conference Centers Exclusive Offers and Rates Renaissance Hotels No Black out dates on Rewards Stays JW Marriott Marriott Rewards Personal Preferences on File for all Hotels Edition Dedicated Customer Service Line Redemption efolio - Receipts by email Autograph Collection Priority check-in Courtyard AC Hotels For complete details, terms and more info click the Residence Inn Marriott Rewards link. Fairfield Inn & Suites TownePlace Suites Springhill Suites Marriott Vacation Club Ritz Carlton Hotels Ritz Carlton Destination Club ExecuStay Marriott Executive Apts Grand Residences H I L T O N W ORLDWIDE HOTEL CHAIN MEMBERSHIP NAME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Hilton Expedited Check-in DoubleTree Dedicated Reservations Service Embassy Suites HHonors Worldwide Hotel and Airlines points every stay Hilton Garden Inn Free weekday newspaper Honors Guest Manager for Special Requests Homewood Suites Redemption efolio - Receipts by email Hampton Online reward Reservations Hilton International Exclusive Offers and Rates Conrad Hotels Home2 For complete details, terms and more info click the Hilton Grand Vacations HHonors Worldwide link. Waldorf Astoria C H O I C E H OTELS HOTEL CHAIN MEMBERSHIP NAME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Comfort Inn Express reservations and check-in Comfort Suites Extended check-out (up to 2 hrs past standard) Quality Hotel Choice Privileges Free high-speed Internet (excl. Rodeway Inn) Free Sleep Inn long distance access (excl. Rodeway Inn) Complimentary newspaper (excl. Suburban) Clarion Hotel Cambria Suites For complete details, terms and more info click the MainStay Suites Choice Privileges link. Suburban EconoLodge Rodeway Inn Ascend Collection S T A R W O O D H OTELS HOTEL CHAIN MEMBERSHIP NAME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Four Points Gold Preferred (stay 10 times or 25 nts per calendar yr) Aloft 3 Starpoints for every eligible U.S. dollar spent W Hotels Starwood Preferred Automatic room upgrade at check-in if available Le Meridien Guest 4 p.m. late checkout, when available Gold Preferred Guest® special customer phone The Luxury Collection Check-cashing privileges up to $3003. Element Westin Hotels Platinum Preferred (stay 25x or 50 nts per calendar yr) St. Regis 3 Starpoints for every eligible U.S. dollar spent Platinum ConciergeSM Automatic upgrades at check-in, incl. Standard Suites 4 p.m. late checkout, when available Complimentary In-Room Internet Access. Free Access to hotel gym and Exec/Club Level lounges at Westin, Le Méridien & Sheraton hotels/resorts where appl. Complimentary welcome gift upon arrival Guaranteed room availability Check-cashing privileges up to $3005 For complete details, terms and more info click the Starwood Preferred Guest link. W Y N D H AM H OTEL G ROUP HOTEL CHAIN MEMBERSHIP NAME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Wyndham Hotels You automatically receive Welcome Level benefits, Wyndham Grand Collection including: Wyndham Garden Wyndham Rewards with 10 pts per dollar spent or 500 miles per stay Tryp Hotels ByRequest Free Internet access Expedited check-in Wingate Free domestic long-distance calls Hawthorn Suites Online access to hotel receipts Planet Hollywood Dream Hotels After 3 nights, enjoy our ByRequest benefits: Night Hotels A welcome snack and drink Ramada Worldwide Your room the way you prefer it Days Inn Extras, like towels and pillows Super 8 For complete details, terms and more info click the Baymont Inn & Suites Wyndham Rewards with ByRequest link. Microtel Inns & Suites Howard Johnson Travelodge Knights Inn I NTER CONTINENTAL H O T E L S & R ESORTS HOTEL CHAIN MEMBERSHIP NAME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Intercontinental Hotels Three levels: 1-14 nights per year Club / 15-49 Gold Elite Crowne Plaza / 50+ Platinum Elite hotel Indigo Priority Club All Levels Holiday Inn Extended check-out if available Holiday Inn Express Complimentary Weekday Newspaper Staybridge Suites No blackout dates for reward nights Candlewood Suites Exclusive Toll-Free Service Line Gold Elite - Priority check-in Platinum Elite Complimentary Room Upgrades if available Guaranteed Room availability (72 hrs prior) For complete details, terms and more info click the Priority Club link. H YATT H OTELS HOTEL CHAIN MEMBERSHIP NAME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Three levels Gold Membership Earn five Hyatt Gold Passport pts for every eligible dollar spent at Hyatt locations Redeem pts for free nts w/no blackout dates Convert pts to miles for travel Earn miles for stays with 30+ Hyatt Partners Earn Hyatt Gold Passport bonus pts for car rentals with Avis® or Sixt. Save up to 20% on Avis car rentals and a 15% discount at Sixt car rentals. Platinum (After 5 eligible stays or 15 eligible nights in a calendar year) 15% pt bonus when choosing pts for stay Preferred room - based on avail. upon arrival Complimentary in-room Internet access Expedited check-in at a dedicated area Room avail. with 72-hour guarantee Late check out request Reservations booked through Platinum line Hyatt Gold Passport Diamond (After 25 eligible stays or 50 eligible nights in a calendar year) 30% pt bonus when choosing pts for stay Best room available upon arrival, excl. suites Exclusive access to Regency Club / Grand Club lounges w/complimentary continental breakfast and evening hors d’oeuvres Daily complimentary full breakfast in hotels without a club lounge Suite upgrade at the time of reservation four times annually on paid room nights Nightly room refresh Confirmed bed type at check-in Complimentary in-room Internet access Expedited check-in at a dedicated area Room avail. with 48-hour guarantee Late check out request Reservations booked through Diamond line For complete details, terms and more info click the Hyatt Gold Passport link. See above Membership Benefit detail or visit Hyatt Gold Passport Hyatt Gold Passport program page by clicking the Hyatt Gold Passport link. See above Membership Benefit detail or visit Hyatt Gold Passport Hyatt Gold Passport program page by clicking the Hyatt Gold Passport link. See above Membership Benefit detail or visit Hyatt Gold Passport Hyatt Gold Passport program page by clicking the Hyatt Gold Passport link. See above Membership Benefit detail or visit Hyatt Gold Passport Hyatt Gold Passport program page by clicking the Hyatt Gold Passport link. See above Membership Benefit detail or visit Hyatt Gold Passport Hyatt Gold Passport program page by clicking the Hyatt Gold Passport link. See above Membership Benefit detail or visit Hyatt Gold Passport Hyatt Gold Passport program page by clicking the Hyatt Gold Passport link. See above Membership Benefit detail or visit Hyatt Gold Passport Hyatt Gold Passport program page by clicking the Hyatt Gold Passport link. .
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