Ritz Carlton Benefit With American Express – Upgrades, Credits And Free Breakfast

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If you don’t have an American Express card, here is another great reason to apply, free breakfast and upgrades at Ritz Carlton hotels.  Mrs. Weeklyflyer is a big fan of any Ritz Carlton and it is not easy to get status upgrades at the Ritz.  So, I take advantage of any benefit I can get and use my Amex when I pay for stays at the Ritz Carlton to maximize the stay.

If you are interested in a Starwood Preferred American Express credit card you can see the details of the current bonus offer in my previous post through this link.

How To Get The Promotion

Promotion Details

Make a reservation with any American Express Card and receive a room upgrade plus valuable hotel credits that can be used for dining, spa services and much more.  Also enjoy daily American breakfast for two and a destination experience once per stay.  The package details varies by the location that you choose.

Look to book at Ritz Carlton with your Amex card and get fantastic upgrades and free breakfast!  As you know breakfast for 2 at any Ritz will likley run you $100!

Sample Booking With Promotion

This sample booking is for a one night stay at the Ritz Carlton Amelia Island, Florida using the American Express code.

  • Cost: $474 per night
  • Benefits include:
    • Coastalview, Guest room, 1 King or 2 Double, Balcony
    • Free breakfast for 2 adults
    • Upgrade to Deluxe Coastalview room upon availability
    • $100 resort credit per night
    • Welcome Amenity

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Sample Booking Without Promotion

This sample booking is for a one night stay at the Ritz Carlton Amelia Island, Florida.

  • Cost: $399 per night
  • Benefits include:
    • Coastalview, Guest room, 1 King or 2 Double, Balcony

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Terms & Conditions

  • Upgrade valid for one room category, subject to availability at check-in
  • Payment must be made with any American Express Card
  • Offer valid through December 31, 2012, subject to availability
  • Rate is per room/per night, based on single or double occupancy, exclusive of taxes, gratuities, fees and other charges; does not apply to groups; cannot be combined with any other offer and is not applicable for Rewards redemption
  • Advanced reservations are required
  • Daily breakfast is available in select hotel restaurants and not valid for in-room dining
  • Destination Experience is per stay and varies by hotel
  • Credit is applied per night, has no cash value, and is not valid on room rate, alcohol, or third party services. No refund or credit for unused portion
  • Void where prohibited

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Bottom Line

The American Express rate clearly moves the price up by $75 per night. But it provides a $100 resort credit per night. In addition, it will provide an upgrade to a Deluxe room which goes for $60 more than the regular coastal view room not to mention breakfast every morning.  So net, this is a $85 benefit over using a standard rate, plus breakfast!

If you are interested in a Starwood Preferred American Express credit card you can see the details of the current bonus offer in my previous post through this link.

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Comments

  1. Most Ritz Carlton are on FHR if you have a platinum and you get the same benes at the regular rate. For instance, I have a FHR res at the Abona in Tenerife for 198 EUR that includes upgrade, breakfast, and 85EUR credit. The AMEX package rate on this promo was 273EUR.

  2. If a reservation is made through FHR, we won’t be able to be upgraded to Club Leval (i.e., three times per year). Is this correct? Thanks.

  3. Just curious, I have a travelocity american express card, will I get the same benefits you mentioned in the post at Ritz-Carlton? I know that the Ritz-Carlton site says I will get the special perk if the booking is made via “Any American Express Card”, I guess I could argue that my Travelocity American Express card falls into the “Any American Express card” category if they really meant the AMEX card issued by American Express?

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