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If you're a person who travels a lot and often stay in hotels, then a hotel rewards credit card can be good for you. Are you familiar with hotel rewards credit cards? Do you know how you can make the most out of them? This article talks about credit cards with hotel rewards and the advantages they offer. Here we will review a few hotel rewards credit cards along with their best features at this time. Like all reward credit cards, benefits are subject to change.
Hilton HHonors Platinum Card from American Express
Hilton HHonors is a hotel rewards credit card that also gives its card members the opportunity to earn mileage points for a free travel with not just one but 50 different airline affiliates. There are over 2, 800 participating Hilton hotels that you can stay with and earn your points wherever you are. This hotel credit card is great for frequent flyers and for often who often have to spend days in hotels and inns.
Chase TravelPlus Visa Card
Having a Chase TravelPlus Visa card enables you to earn travel rewards such as hotel accommodations, airline tickets, cruises and car rentals. It awards 2 mile points for every $1 of travel purchases and 1 mile point for every $1 spent on general purchases. It has a reasonable annual fee of $29 and a 0% APR for up to a 12 month period. What's great about this travel reward credit card is that it has no blackout dates so you can rack up those points without limits.
Citi Hilton HHonors Visa Signature Card
The Citi Hilton HHonors Visa Signature Card lets you earn reward points every time you use your card for purchase. Also, you are instantly awarded with 15,000 bonus points right after your first purchase. Get special privileges as a Citi Hilton HHonors Visa Signature Card holder from all 2,800 Hilton Family hotels worldwide. It also has no annual fees.
Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card
Do you usually stay at Starwood hotels? The Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express gives its holders a chance to earn as much as 10,000 bonus points in their first year. You get 3 Starpoints each time you use your card at any Starwood hotel and resort. You also get 1 Starpoint for every dollar spent on general purchases and double Starpoints from purchases made at participating Starwood partners. After your $15,000 usage, you will be awarded with 15,000 bonus Starpoints. There is no annual fee for the first year and $45 annual fee thereafter. If you're a frequent Starwood Hotel client, then this hotel rewards credit card is definitely for you.
Know More about Your Preferred Hotel Rewards Credit Card
The four hotel rewards credit cards we've discussed are just some of the most popular ones by businessmen and frequent travelers. Remember that every credit card holder has unique needs. The features we've discussed here are just the major benefits of the card. For a complete, up to date list of features and benefits, please visit Reward Credit Card Site.com.
As with all credit cards you should compare the rates and fees to see which one best suits you. Last but not the least, see to it that you choose a hotel rewards credit card that gives you the most points at your favorite hotel.
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