Written by Island Miler @ Jeffsetter Travel
Of all the times I’ve stayed at the Waikiki Beach Marriott, I’ve never gotten a room larger than a Jr Suite. But that all changed during my recent stay, which was great! So let’s talk about the Waikiki Beach Marriott Deluxe Suite since there really isn’t much information about it out there. Recently, I mentioned […]
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Read MoreWritten by Freddo Zabaleta @ LoyaltyLobby
Welcome to our weekly video review on hotel suites and rooms around the world! This week’s edition features the Club Ocean View Terrace Suite, 77 sq.m./828 sq.ft open plan bedroom with terrace at the InterContinental Pattaya Resort, Thailand. Remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel for up-to-date content on hotel video reviews! READ MORE: IHG Rewards […]
Written by Freddo Zabaleta @ LoyaltyLobby
Welcome to our weekly video review on hotel suites and rooms around the world! This week’s edition features the M Suite, a 74 sq.m./800 sq.ft. 1-bedroom suite at the Bangkok Marriott Hotel The Surawongse. Remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel for up-to-date content on hotel video reviews! READ MORE: Marriot Bonvoy Latest News and […]
Written by joeheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
Over the years, I’ve developed a system to get an upgraded room at hotels every time. It’s so easy that I’m hesitant to share it with you. But I figure…
Written by joeheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
With the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program, you get to choose from a list of gifts when you hit 50 qualifying nights, which is also the point where you earn Platinum status. We’ve never “earned” status before (and most likely never will…
Written by SharonKurheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
As you walk up Main Street USA in Walt Disney World, Cinderella Castle is the majestic structure in front of you. Measuring 183 feet tall, with 27 spires, it was the largest Disney theme park castle in the world until the completion of the Enchanted St…
Written by SharonKurheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
You can find niche hotels just about anywhere. The Stadhaus Hotel is run by people with physical, mental or intellectual challenges. Cabin is a “hotel on wheels” of sorts, wherein you can fall asleep in one city and wake up in another. Gayh…
Written by SharonKurheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
in·tro·vert /ˈintrəˌvərt/ noun: Introvert comes from Latin intro-, “inward,” and vertere, “turning.” An introvert generally prefers solitary activities to interacting with large groups of people. If you would rather work through your feelings in your diary than have a conversation, then you are an introvert. I will be the first to admit that I’m an … Continue reading “Attn: Introverts! You Can Now Fly And Never Even SEE Another Human Being!”
Written by Kyle Stewart @ Live and Let's Fly
My wife and daughter have spent the summer in Asia and I have spent every other weekend visiting them. On my final trip back to Asia to bring them home, we re-visited Vietnam, this time trying Hanoi for the first time. While we were there, we wanted to stay in a truly historic hotel, in […]
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Read MoreWritten by Kyle Stewart @ Live and Let's Fly
Some hotel chains offer room upgrades of varying levels to their elite guests. These are typically listed as “if available upon checkin” but often moving up from a double queen room to a coveted suite seems like hard work. But really, if the room is available, why are status hotel upgrades so tough to execute? […]
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Read MoreWritten by Kyle Stewart @ Live and Let's Fly
I’m pleased to announce the first contributor to Live and Let’s Fly, Kyle Stewart. Kyle and I wrote together at UPGRD and we co-founded Pen and Passport. He’ll be adding commentary on hotels, airlines, and travel products. I’ll still be writing full-time and do not anticipate any drop-off in my posting. His first story concerns the Park […]
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Read MoreFolks who stay in hotels enough to earn loyalty benefits over the course of a year maintain their loyalty because of the benefits they receive. People have different opinions on their favorite benefit, but few would deny they enjoy a beautiful suite i…
Read MoreWritten by Ariana Arghandewal @ PointChaser
Say that three times fast. Yesterday, Hyatt introduced a new rewards program called World of Hyatt, which will go into effect on March 1, 2017. The changes are negative for most people, especially those who earn elite status via mattress… Continue Reading →
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Read MoreWritten by Ariana Arghandewal @ PointChaser
My stay at the Hyatt Regency Paris Charles De Gaulle wasn’t planned but turned out to be just what I needed. After a hellish few days, I ended up at Charles De Gaulle Airport, which is perhaps the worst airport… Continue Reading →
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Read MoreWritten by Ariana Arghandewal @ PointChaser
The Met Hotel Thessaloniki is one of the best hotels you’ll find in the city. The place is very modern and immaculately clean – the fact that I’m pointing this out means it was that noticeable. Rates are reasonable –… Continue Reading →
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Read MoreWritten by Ariana Arghandewal @ PointChaser
After a two hour AirBerlin flight from Munich, on which I was seated in the bulkhead next to the most annoying mother-daughter who talked THE ENTIRE DURATION OF THE FLIGHT, I landed at Thessaloniki Airport. It was a beautiful day and… Continue Reading →
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Read MoreWritten by Ariana Arghandewal @ PointChaser
After a long delay in Dusseldorf resulting from a cancelled flight, I finally made it to Munich. I spent the night at the Hilton Munch Airport Hotel and then flew to Thessaloniki the next morning. The Hilton Munich Airport was formerly a… Continue Reading →
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Read MoreWritten by Corey @ Miles&PointsWhiz
Just a few days ago I completed my final booking for my upcoming Oktoberfest trip to Munich. To get the most desirable flights and most central hotel I had to literally stalk the websites of the respective airlines and hotels.My first successful …
