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-It is clearly nice to have the option of free breakfast or club access when you are visiting a hotel. This is especially true if you didn’t have to pay very much money to stay at the hotel in the first place. Some of our most rewarding stays have been on points at a few great Category 2 Sheratons in the old SPG program, where only 3000 points got us a nice room, plus free breakfast, and drinks at the club.
+It is clearly nice to have the option of free breakfast or club access when you are visiting a hotel. This is especially true if you didn’t have to pay very much money to stay at the hotel in the first place. Some of our most rewarding stays have been on points at a few great Category 2 Sheratons in the old SPG program, where only 3000 points got us a nice room, plus free breakfast and drinks at the club.
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 But is it worth $100 a year? That depends on how often you expect to stay at hotels where you can use this benefit. If you are going to use it at least a few times a year, getting the card starts making sense.
-Keep in mind that when you stay in lower-end brands, you don’t get any extra breakfast benefit, because a breakfast is already included. Also consider that even when you are entitled to free breakfast, you may not have time to take advantage of it, or might prefer going to a better breakfast spot outside of the hotel.
+Keep in mind that when you stay in lower-end brands, you don’t get any extra breakfast benefit, because a breakfast is already included. Also consider that even when you are entitled to free breakfast, you may not have time to take advantage of it or might prefer going to a better breakfast spot outside of the hotel.
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-<li>'''Hyatt provides free full breakfast (and club floor access) with Globalist status''', which normally requires 50 nights per year. Globalist status provides the best set of benefits of the major reward programs, including confirmed suite upgrades. {{Link|Hyatt Benefits}}.</li>
+<li>'''Hyatt provides free full breakfast (and club floor access) with Globalist status''', which normally requires 60 nights per year. Globalist status provides the best set of benefits of the major reward programs, including confirmed suite upgrades. {{Link|Hyatt Benefits}}.</li>
-<li>'''The World of Hyatt Credit Card can reduce the stay requirement'''. Just getting the card gives you 5 elite night credits. Then, for every $5,000 you spend on the card, you’ll receive an additional 2 credits. [[Hyatt Credit Card|Hyatt Credit Card Guide]].</li>
+<li>'''The World of Hyatt Credit Card can reduce the stay requirement'''. Just getting the card gives you 5 elite night credits. Then for every $5,000 you spend on the card, you’ll receive an additional 2 credits. [[Hyatt Credit Card|Hyatt Credit Card Guide]].</li>
-While it is possible to qualify for Globalist status solely through credit card spending, you would have to spend a huge amount of money ($140,000). So, this option is primarily interesting to people who would otherwise be a little short of the required number of nights.
+While it is possible to qualify for Globalist status solely through credit card spending, you would need to spend a huge amount of money ($140,000). So this option is primarily interesting to people who would otherwise be a little short of the required number of nights.
 <li>'''American Airlines frequent flyers also get a shortcut to Hyatt status'''. Top tier American Airlines "Concierge Key" elites get automatic Globalist status. Executive Platinum members are typically targeted with a challenge to earn Hyatt Globalist status with an additional 20 stays over a 90-day period.</li>

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 <li>'''Marriott provides free breakfast (and club floor access) with Platinum status''', which normally requires 50 nights per year. Platinum status also provides a very good chance of a room upgrade (including to standard suites) and a host of other benefits. {{Link|Marriott Benefits}}.'''</li>
-<li>'''Getting Marriott credit cards can reduce the stay requirements'''. You get 15 elite night credits if you have one of Marriott’s personal credit cards, and 15 nights if you have one of Marriott’s business credit cards. While you can collect credits from both a personal card and a business card, you can’t get extra credits from multiple personal cards or multiple business cards.</li>
+<li>'''Getting Marriott credit cards can reduce the stay requirements'''. You get 15 elite night credits if you have one of Marriott’s personal credit cards and 15 nights if you have one of Marriott’s business credit cards. While you can collect credits from both a personal card and a business card, you can’t get extra credits from multiple personal cards or multiple business cards.</li>
 If you get both a personal and business card, you’ll only need to spend 20 actual nights to qualify for Platinum status. [[Marriott Credit Cards|Marriott Credit Card Guide]].

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-Sonesta Hotels provides another option for getting free breakfast (or lounge access) from a credit card. There are far fewer Sonesta Hotels than there are Hiltons, but Sonesta offers a similar set of nice benefits to its cardholders. The {{Card|Sonesta|only}} is available from Bank of America, costs $75 per year (waived the first year) and comes with a pretty valuable signup bonus. On the other hand, without getting the card, it would be easy to get the same benefits through a status match.
+Sonesta Hotels provides another option for getting free breakfast (or lounge access) from a credit card. There are far fewer Sonesta Hotels than there are Hiltons, but Sonesta offers a similar set of nice benefits to its cardholders. The {{Card|Sonesta|only}} is available from Bank of America, costs $75 per year (waived the first year), and comes with a pretty valuable signup bonus. On the other hand, without getting the card, it should be easy to get the same benefits through a status match.
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