The Bulkhead Seat
Hotel Review: Le Méridien Washington, DC, The Madison
My first business trip of the year took me to Washington DC. It coincided… The post Hotel Review: Le Méridien Washington, DC, The Madison appeared first on The Bulkhead Seat.
Live and Let’s Fly
Review: Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa
My family ended 2024 and began 2025 at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico. It’s an aging property, but has aged gracefully and we greatly enjoyed our stay. World of Hyatt Globalist recognition was outstanding. Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa Review This...
TravelUpdate
What our miles and points are really worth…
What's the real value of our miles and points? This is a topic that is often discussed quite fervently in our community. Here's what I think.
Frequent Miler
Park Hyatt Zurich: Bottom Line Review
Last May, during the Frequent Miler “Flying by the Seat of our Points” challenge, I was tasked to get from LA to Switzerland in ~40 hours while completing some fun activities and wowing with blingy travel in the meantime. Oh, and I needed to be close to somewhere with convenient...
Traveling For Miles
Review: Park Hyatt London River Thames (a high-end Hyatt in the wrong location)
The Park Hyatt London River Thames is the newest Hyatt in London (it opened its doors in October last year) and it's the most high-end Hyatt in London, so its opening has been keenly anticipated for a number of years. After giving the property a couple of months to get up...
Live and Let’s Fly
Review: Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows
The Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows is a posh property with cute bungalows, easy parking, great amenities, and a nice breakfast. Andaz Scottsdale Review We spent one night here on our road trip from Los Angeles to Chicago. Booking This is a Category 6 property in the World of Hyatt...
Will Run For Miles
[Updates] Coming Soon: Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
The 4-star Novotel Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport will transition to a category 2 Hyatt Regency Hotel next month. The post [Updates] Coming Soon: Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport appeared first on Will Run For Miles.
TravelUpdate
Your complete guide to the fine hotels and resorts program
The Fine Hotels and Resorts program provides unique benefits that can make your next stay luxurious and memorable, here's a complete guide.
Live and Let’s Fly
Review: COMO Le Montrachet
COMO Le Montrachet is a unique property that is part of the Singapore group’s offering of small and unique hotels across the world. As of late, they have been quietly expanding with a few new properties in Europe, including this 28-room location in the charming village of Puligny-Montrachet, long considered...
The Bulkhead Seat
Hotel Review: JW Marriott Tampa Water Street
We decided to take a staycation in Tampa this year for New Year’s Eve.… The post Hotel Review: JW Marriott Tampa Water Street appeared first on The Bulkhead Seat.
Miles To Memories
An Attractive Room, But: Ritz-Carlton DC Hotel Highlights
I expected a handsome room at the Ritz-Carlton DC Hotel downtown, but it came with a few unwelcome surprises. The post An Attractive Room, But: Ritz-Carlton DC Hotel Highlights appeared first on Miles to Memories.
Points With a Crew
Le Meridien Boston / Cambridge hotel review
I recently returned from a long weekend in the Boston / Cambridge area and had a chance to stay at the Le Meridien Boston / Cambridge. Here is my Le Meridien Boston / Cambridge hotel review, including info on wifi, food, rooms, amenities, cost and more
The Bulkhead Seat
Hotel Review: Hyatt Regency New Brunswick
After spending a few nights in New York City at the Hyatt Union Square… The post Hotel Review: Hyatt Regency New Brunswick appeared first on The Bulkhead Seat.
Travel Points Playbook
Success! Combining Points From Three People for a Hyatt Stay
I was recently helping my wife and 3 friends book travel for a spring girls trip long weekend.…
Frequent Miler
AnaYela Marrakech (Marriott Design Hotels): Bottom Line Review
When most people think of Morocco, the first place they think of is Marrakech. A 20th-century by-word for mysterious exoticism, it can be a fascinating place to explore, especially when traipsing around the nearly 3-square miles of tangled alleyways and ancient gates that make up the ancient medina. Most of...