What about the Chase Ritz Carlton card? This is the most valuable hotel card in my opinion. Deserves an honorable mention....yes, you have to trade up, but great perks and it is an infinite card in its own way.
@@MyNameJim No way. the 3X on all travel, 3X dining, 10X Hotels/Cars, 5X flights, all standard premium card stuff. On top of the best insurance protections and points redemption program. Adding it has the typical PP lounges, Maple Leaf Lounges, and Sapphire lounges. If you're comparing to the Amex Plat which is a perks/coupon card. Or the VX which is great, but the points aren't as valuable. Saying this as a person with all 3 cards.
What about the Chase Ritz Carlton card? This is the most valuable hotel card in my opinion. Deserves an honorable mention....yes, you have to trade up, but great perks and it is an infinite card in its own way.
Good perks card, just not good for earning as it gets lowly Marriott points
The CSR being B tier is criminal, it's at least an A
For a Luxury travel card, it’s below industry standard.
@@MyNameJim No way. the 3X on all travel, 3X dining, 10X Hotels/Cars, 5X flights, all standard premium card stuff. On top of the best insurance protections and points redemption program.
Adding it has the typical PP lounges, Maple Leaf Lounges, and Sapphire lounges.
If you're comparing to the Amex Plat which is a perks/coupon card. Or the VX which is great, but the points aren't as valuable.
Saying this as a person with all 3 cards.
@@soapa4279 okay I change my mind
Agreed that the $250 United Quest and the $250 Marriott Bonvoy Bountiful cards are worse than their $95 counterparts.