The new Citi Prestige has arrived

[TitaniumCash]

Per the print on citi's credit card website: "Extend your trip with a complimentary night at any hotel of your choice after a minimum 4-consecutive-night booking. There's no limit to the number of times you can use this benefit, so go ahead and stay a little bit longer."

Does that mean if you pay for 4 nights, they will give you the 5th night free or if you pay for 4 nights, they will credit the 4th night and therefore you would only be paying for 3 nights?

[jsucool76]

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@TitaniumCash wrote:

Per the print on citi's credit card website: "Extend your trip with a complimentary night at any hotel of your choice after a minimum 4-consecutive-night booking. There's no limit to the number of times you can use this benefit, so go ahead and stay a little bit longer."

Does that mean if you pay for 4 nights, they will give you the 5th night free or if you pay for 4 nights, they will credit the 4th night and therefore you would only be paying for 3 nights?

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"Extend your trip," to me, would mean you get a free 5th night. 

[bigDEElight]

Soooooo now I want one!

[davidsawsparks]

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@TitaniumCash wrote:

Per the print on citi's credit card website: "Extend your trip with a complimentary night at any hotel of your choice after a minimum 4-consecutive-night booking. There's no limit to the number of times you can use this benefit, so go ahead and stay a little bit longer."

Does that mean if you pay for 4 nights, they will give you the 5th night free or if you pay for 4 nights, they will credit the 4th night and therefore you would only be paying for 3 nights?

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You book 4 consecutive nights and they reimburse you for the 4th night stay. It says this in the T&C and I've verified this with their customer service rep. You have to book the stay through their travel agency though.

[Anonymous]

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@csryang wrote:
The 4th night free thing has to be booked by their agent I think. Therefore, it might actually be more expensive than you booking it yourself for 4 nights straight.

The value of this card is when:
1) you use this card to purchase an airline ticket as least once a year with total price more than $250 as they will credit that much back
2) you apply in branch to offset $100 annual fee each year ( I hope this is true...).

In summary, if you meet the above two conditions, your real annual is actually just $100 (450-250-100). This is only $5 more than CSP and providing more benefit than CSP except primary rental car insurance

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Pretty sweet.

[heyarrnold]

FYI, I called to for a replacement card two days ago and it arrived today. It's the new design even though they told me it would be the old one. 

[rlx01]

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@heyarrnold wrote:

FYI, I called to for a replacement card two days ago and it arrived today. It's the new design even though they told me it would be the old one. 

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Is it plastic or carbon fiber?

[WLRK11]

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@rlx01 wrote:

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@heyarrnold wrote:

FYI, I called to for a replacement card two days ago and it arrived today. It's the new design even though they told me it would be the old one. 

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Is it plastic or carbon fiber?

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^^^ and is the EMV chip on the back (as pictured in the mailers) or on the front (as rumored)? What do you think of the new design? 

[gsxrgt]

Just got mine today. It's plastic and very thin/cheap feeling like a gift card. The chip is on the back. Design is cool but but be nicer on a higher quality card.

[heyarrnold]

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@gsxrgt wrote:

Just got mine today. It's plastic and very thin/cheap feeling like a gift card. The chip is on the back. Design is cool but but be nicer on a higher quality card.

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Yes. It's plastic and the chip is on the back. Also, it is highly glossy. I think it looks hideous. 

Also, my PP Select card arrived yesterday.