The Ultimate Hotel Credit Card Tier List: Ranking BEST to WORST | Amex, Chase, Barclays

• by: @marinrodriguez7729
• 1 month ago

🐷 my favorite part of the video…the "meh" tier!😂 I go around and around with hotel cards. I usually pay out of pocket for Marriott stays as I am eligible for the "family discount" rate. So what would the benefits be to me as Gold or Platinum status? Especially given that so many of the benefits are "as available" dependent. I recently asked at a Renaissance what the benefits would be if I had Platinum status. The answer was all the things you would expect including suite upgrades and free breakfast in their restaurant. I then mentioned that I had never seen their suites and the guy checked the computer and upgraded me to suite at no charge! Mind you Im only Silver elite…so it never hurts to ask in a polite and friendly way. But i come back around to what are the benefits of higher status? Is it worth it when nothing is "really" guaranteed? I almost always can get early check in and late check out by just asking politely. Some of my more disappointing stays have been at Ritz Carltons😮 So why have fancy status when you show up to a fancy hotel and you cant get the benefits of the status?!🤷🏽‍♂️ I will probably continue to go round and round until i see a true benefit to having one of the Marriott cards. As always, amazing content…S-tier all the way and never "meh"!

• by: @jmlinden7
• 1 month ago

You're missing Best Western, Choice, Virgin, and Sonesta

• by: @hardchooligan
• 1 month ago

Love your videos! Please do one breaking down the benefits authorized users get for each of the big cards. For example if I get the amex platinum and pay to get my wife an authorized user card, does she also get lounge access? Or do I still have to pay to bring her in anyway

• by: @domgordon531
• 1 month ago

Chase Sapphire Preferred/Reserve is probably an A tier hotel card as well, solely for the Hyatt transfer.

• by: @wilfredpapaya4739
• 1 month ago

A brilliant video Sebby! 🐖

• by: @lisaellis7137
• 1 month ago

Where’s the Bilt card? It’s been exquisite. And it’s free!

• by: @connorjones11
• 1 month ago

I never understand the criticism towards the Chase Marriott Bountiful card. Even Chase hardly markets it 😂
If you can't justify the annual fee, of course it isn't a good choice, but if you can then it's the cheapest way to earn gold status and enjoy a free night valued at 50,000 points. With 4x earning towards restaurants and groceries just like the Amex Gold it can be a beast of a point earner if it's your daily spender. To each their own I guess 🤷‍♂️

• by: @martyrivera2503
• 1 month ago

I have the Amex business Hilton cc. Can I product change to a Amex Hilton personal cc? Will I be eligible for the SUB? Thank you!

• by: @DavidKnicks
• 1 month ago

Killing it! Good job bro!😎

• by: @missshannel2184
• 1 month ago

🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷

• by: @kylefredrickson7154
• 1 month ago

🐷 Too bad that the Wyndham Caesars match is going away. But the Earner + does still match to National car rental executive elite status. Think I'll keep it for that benefit. Allows to book a mid-size and pick any car on the lot. Getting a lot more than $75 worth of value with that. Also, Wyndham has a huge point sale going on right now. Can buy points at 45% off until the end of the year. Could be good to redeem at Vacasas particularly in Hawaii. That could get a place to stay for about $100 per night for a 1 bedroom place with full kitchen.

• by: @looseycanon
• 1 month ago

Sebby, if you run into a nieche situation, in which an otherwise useless card becomes good, or a meh card get's overpowered, both to the point, it is worth mentiononing, it might be a good idea to place that card at both levels with brackets stating the nieche. There are a lot of people, who will just look at a chart and throw anything below A tier as worthless, even though there could be the ideal card for them in C tier.

• by: @cjcab3158
• 1 month ago

Brilliant card went from an S to an A for me. I hated that they changed to Marriot Credit to a dining credit.

• by: @GHLeigh
• 1 month ago

I have the Ritz Carlton card. Can I get the Bonvoy Brilliant card? I'm not concerned with getting the welcome offer. I want the consistent platinum status. Or do you think they will add platinum status to the Ritz card?