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Any cards out there that allow accumulated points to be transferred to Marriott Rewards points? I am not able the get in with Chase so I need something else. Do Citi ThankYou points transfer to Marriott or just Hilton?
Thanks all!
Amex (SPG) for sure
Should have mentioned that I can't get in with Chase or Amex. I have the Citi Hilton card but now that it's going away, I am left without a hotel rewards card. I spend approximately 60 nights per year at Hilton and Marriott properties.
@fltireguy wrote:Amex (SPG) for sure
@SpecFile wrote:Should have mentioned that I can't get in with Chase or Amex. I have the Citi Hilton card but now that it's going away, I am left without a hotel rewards card. I spend approximately 60 nights per year at Hilton and Marriott properties.
@fltireguy wrote:Amex (SPG) for sure
Why not just get a Venture or Arrival card, then you can use your 2 points wherever you like.
That might work.
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@SpecFile wrote:Should have mentioned that I can't get in with Chase or Amex. I have the Citi Hilton card but now that it's going away, I am left without a hotel rewards card. I spend approximately 60 nights per year at Hilton and Marriott properties.
@fltireguy wrote:Amex (SPG) for sure
Why not just get a Venture or Arrival card, then you can use your 2 points wherever you like.
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If you're spending 60 nights a year in hotels, then maybe one the Citi Prestige would work for you. You didn't say if you also fly and/or rent cars, but with the 4th night free on hotels and airline transfer partners it might be a good option. You probably have elite hotel status already based on your stays so you don't necessarily need a card that focuses just on a hotel brand.
I am a pilot so airline miles mean nothing to me. The 4th night free is a great perk. Thank you for the suggestion.
@happypill wrote:If you're spending 60 nights a year in hotels, then maybe one the Citi Prestige would work for you. You didn't say if you also fly and/or rent cars, but with the 4th night free on hotels and airline transfer partners it might be a good option. You probably have elite hotel status already based on your stays so you don't necessarily need a card that focuses just on a hotel brand.