Lifetime SPG Platinum – six years too short

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I logged into SPG.com this morning to find that I have crossed the 500 night threshold necessary to obtain lifetime SPG Platinum.  Unfortunately since I have met the requirement in just 4 years, (my first ever SPG stay was in late 2008) I have a solid 6 years of Platinum status to go to meet the second criterion of SPG Platinum which is 10 years at Platinum status.

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At least I don’t have to sleep in a hotel tonight.a map of the world with a route

Ugh…I probably stay too many nights in hotels…..

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About alex

Alex loves to travel and does so a lot. Logging 100,000 flight miles each year over the past 4 years, Alex uses points and miles to power his passion. Alex is continuously striving to experience the far reaches of the globe. In his day job, Alex is a Management Consultant frequently on the road advising Technology organizations. I love thinking about, reading about, and talking about all things travel. Feel free to reach me at pmmalex@gmail.com

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Comments

  1. I racked up close to 280 nights in 2 years..sad that I still need to have status for another 3 years in order to qualify for Lifetime Gold.. sigh..!!

  2. @aussie – Primarily. I also try to maintain Hyatt Diamond on stays each year. The big reason I continue to give SPG the majority of my business is the high percentage of complimentary suite upgrades on award stays (when I want a suite upgrade most).

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