Do you eat out on Monday nights? If so, put this on your calendar for any Monday in August! Roys has a great deal right now. One restaurant for me that always gets it right is Roy’s! I’ve been a fan of Roy’s for many years now. No matter which Roy’s I go to, it’s always a wonderful experience. I’ve even hosted big birthday celebrations at Roy’s and if I do say so myself, they’ve become events that are talked about for years!
Good morning everyone. I know what you’re thinking… another Hilton post!? Yes, I’m sorry for all the Hilton love lately, but I promise this post is worth it. As you know, I was recently approved for the American Express Hilton Business Credit Card during my Mini July App-O-Rama. I was refreshing my Award Wallet account this afternoon and noticed that my Hilton account balance went up 100,000 Hilton Points. I logged into my Hilton account and saw that the 100,000 Hilton Points from my American Express Hilton Business Credit Card had just posted. Wippie! That was fast. I then logged into my American Express online account to see just how fast the 100,000 Hilton Points posted to my account.
Today, we received a copy of a letter that was sent out to certain individuals that sold gift cards to TPM. In the image, you can see that GiftCard Mart has conducted some inquiries and determined certain persons sold gift cards to TPM, and then liquidated the cards. The problem is GiftCard Mart had purchased these gift cards from TPM. Talk in private groups of how TPM sellers could recover from losses incurred when TPM checks either bounced or never arrived resulted in the idea that since the monies were never received, or not enough monies were received for cards sold to TPM, the seller could simply liquidate any of the cards that had remaining balances and recover some of their losses.
Good evening everyone, I hope your week is off to a great start. Earlier today, I got an email from JetBlue and Southwest Airlines reminding me that each loyalty program has a buy points promo that is ending soon (8/8 for JetBlue and 8/13 for Southwest Airlines). I don’t recommending buying miles and points unless you have an immediate use for the miles and points. Always check the match before pulling the trigger, but if you need to buy miles or points for an award redemption, I recommend buying them when they are on sale.
Depending on the number of JetBlue points you purchase, you can get a 20-50% bonus. This promo ends on Wednesday, August 8, 2018, so you have a few more days to decide if you need more JetBlue points.
Good afternoon everyone. A few days ago, I shared my post: Westin Denver Airport: Gate to Hotel Room in 25 Minutes (or Less). After spending 1 night at the Westin, we went to the Curtis DoubleTree hotel in Downtown Denver. This hotel was called the Curtis before DoubleTree / Hilton acquired the property, but kept the original name. The hotel is next to the Performing Arts Center, Opera House, and Concert Hall and 2 blocks from the 16th Street Mall.
The hotel costs 50,000 Hilton Points or $150-$250 / night. I had 2 free weekend night certificates from when my 2 Citi Hilton Honors Reserve Credit Cards converted into 2 American Express Hilton Ascend Credit Cards, so I booked Thursday night on points, and Friday and Saturday night using the free weekend night certificates. Since I have the American Express Hilton Aspire Credit Card, I am a Hilton Diamond Elite Member and got 2 free breakfast vouchers for every day during my stay. There are several Hilton properties around Denver, but I liked this hotel because of the various themed rooms / floors in the hotel. I like when a hotel has unique character, similar to my Amazing Stay at DoubleTree Arctic Club Hotel in Seattle (Historic Building Built in 1917). I hope you like my review of the hotel and plan a visit to the Curtis DoubleTree hotel.
Image source: https://www.thecurtis.com/the-hotel/
