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If Citi keeps slowly eroding the Prestige's benefits I'm just going to drop all of my cards with them.
Their attitude behind their ThankYou cards has been so stupid lately. Grow your portfolio and compete, or just throw in the towel already.
@Anonymouswrote:If Citi keeps slowly eroding the Prestige's benefits I'm just going to drop all of my cards with them.
Their attitude behind their ThankYou cards has been so stupid lately. Grow your portfolio and compete, or just throw in the towel already.
Their AA Exec card is one of the best cards out there because AUs get access to AA lounge which helps w/ the AF. I love the terms"Shared Cost" and "Opportunity Cost".......
I may be one of the few but I still love my Prestige. Has saved me thousands of dollars in hotel rooms the last few years. Combine that with the travel credit that I use for gift cards and the card is well worth it to me. Went big in January for my X0th birthday and stayed in the Presidential Suite at the Hyatt Zilara Cancun and the 4th night free savings was $970. While that may be at the high end of hotel costs, I’ve used it plenty for rooms in the $300-500/night range and small changes like this one mean very little to me. Sure I miss the golf credit but have the Executive card as well so the loss of Admiral Club access didn’t affect me. I think these changes are reflective that this card is geared to those making heavy use of the 4th night free which, even with the changes to average night credit, has to cost Citi a lot.
@Anonymouswrote:I may be one of the few but I still love my Prestige. Has saved me thousands of dollars in hotel rooms the last few years. Combine that with the travel credit that I use for gift cards and the card is well worth it to me. Went big in January for my X0th birthday and stayed in the Presidential Suite at the Hyatt Zilara Cancun and the 4th night free savings was $970. While that may be at the high end of hotel costs, I’ve used it plenty for rooms in the $300-500/night range and small changes like this one mean very little to me. Sure I miss the golf credit but have the Executive card as well so the loss of Admiral Club access didn’t affect me. I think these changes are reflective that this card is geared to those making heavy use of the 4th night free which, even with the changes to average night credit, has to cost Citi a lot.
Did the Hyatt include armed guards at the Hotal and tank support to get around Cancun?
@redpatwrote:
@Anonymouswrote:I may be one of the few but I still love my Prestige. Has saved me thousands of dollars in hotel rooms the last few years. Combine that with the travel credit that I use for gift cards and the card is well worth it to me. Went big in January for my X0th birthday and stayed in the Presidential Suite at the Hyatt Zilara Cancun and the 4th night free savings was $970. While that may be at the high end of hotel costs, I’ve used it plenty for rooms in the $300-500/night range and small changes like this one mean very little to me. Sure I miss the golf credit but have the Executive card as well so the loss of Admiral Club access didn’t affect me. I think these changes are reflective that this card is geared to those making heavy use of the 4th night free which, even with the changes to average night credit, has to cost Citi a lot.
Did the Hyatt include armed guards at the Hotal and tank support to get around Cancun?
Heh.
Very safe area and the Zilara was fantastic. Certainly the cost was very high but all their rooms are expensive and it is certainly at the high end of all inclusive resorts. Had a great time there
@redpatwrote:
@Anonymouswrote:I may be one of the few but I still love my Prestige. Has saved me thousands of dollars in hotel rooms the last few years. Combine that with the travel credit that I use for gift cards and the card is well worth it to me. Went big in January for my X0th birthday and stayed in the Presidential Suite at the Hyatt Zilara Cancun and the 4th night free savings was $970. While that may be at the high end of hotel costs, I’ve used it plenty for rooms in the $300-500/night range and small changes like this one mean very little to me. Sure I miss the golf credit but have the Executive card as well so the loss of Admiral Club access didn’t affect me. I think these changes are reflective that this card is geared to those making heavy use of the 4th night free which, even with the changes to average night credit, has to cost Citi a lot.
Did the Hyatt include armed guards at the Hotal and tank support to get around Cancun?
You forgot air support
@Anonymouswrote:
@redpatwrote:
@Anonymouswrote:
Heh.
Very safe area and the Zilara was fantastic. Certainly the cost was very high but all their rooms are expensive and it is certainly at the high end of all inclusive resorts. Had a great time there
Awesome pictures Irish. I guess to toughest part is getting to the Resort from the Airport, lol!
@Anonymouswrote:I may be one of the few but I still love my Prestige. Has saved me thousands of dollars in hotel rooms the last few years. Combine that with the travel credit that I use for gift cards and the card is well worth it to me. Went big in January for my X0th birthday and stayed in the Presidential Suite at the Hyatt Zilara Cancun and the 4th night free savings was $970. While that may be at the high end of hotel costs, I’ve used it plenty for rooms in the $300-500/night range and small changes like this one mean very little to me. Sure I miss the golf credit but have the Executive card as well so the loss of Admiral Club access didn’t affect me. I think these changes are reflective that this card is geared to those making heavy use of the 4th night free which, even with the changes to average night credit, has to cost Citi a lot.
I Agree 100%.
I personally receive a lot of love from Citibank.