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Ritz Offer

Ritz offer dropping from 3 to 2 free nights.

Greg The Frequent Miler - 15
Yesterday I told you about the soon to be gone Fairmont 2 free night offer.  At the moment there are still a couple of...

Marriott & SPG Announce Expanded Earnings Across Brands on their Credit Cards

Shawn Coomer - Senior Editor - 3
You can now earn bonus points across all brands when using Marriott, SPG or Ritz Carlton co-branded credit cards at any property.
Ritz Carlton card

Why the Ritz Carlton card might be worth keeping… for some

Greg The Frequent Miler - 21
The Ritz Carlton 140,000 point credit card offer is back.  In exchange for a $395 annual fee, you’ll get 140,000 points after $3K spend...
a bedroom with a bed and a couch

How to manufacture Marriott elite status

Greg The Frequent Miler - 44
With many hotel chains, you can achieve a meaningful level of hotel elite status simply by signing up for a credit card.  For details,...
Free seven night stay

Fly free with a companion for two years and get a free seven night...

Greg The Frequent Miler - 41
UPDATE 1/14/2016: The Ritz credit card signup bonuses now offer free nights rather than points, so this post is no longer relevant. UPDATE 9/26/2014: Unfortunately,...
Club lounges and free breakfasts

How to fast track to meaningful hotel elite status

Greg The Frequent Miler - 29
I like having hotel elite status.  Depending upon the level of elite status you have and depending upon the hotel chain, you may get...

The Ritz 140K offer. Should you take it?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 51
The usual offer for the Ritz Carlton Rewards credit card is 70,000 bonus points after spending $2,000 in three months.  The annual $395 fee...
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