If you have a pre-existing condition, make sure the policy specifically covers pre-existing conditions. Most do not. I had to buy one for my nephew who recently had surgery and will still be in PT when we travel. I wanted to be sure that if something occurred during our trip that it would be covered. I had to get him a different policy than me. I was able to purchase it a couple of months after I booked, but different companies/policies may vary.
Wait, there’s an easy button?!?
There is if you have enough money to pay other people to do everything!
I'm guessing it's booked up? the one I always see on flyer talk is the Chicago Athletic club something like that or the centric for points.
Thanks. Yeah, only suites to be booked with points. Not that I don’t like the friends, just rather not splurge 100k for 2 nights.
We use the Thompson most of the time. Nice neighborhood (Gold Coast) with an easy walk to Michigan Ave. Seems like the Chicago Athletic Association is also very well reviewed. We're trying that next month. That's closer to the museums, Millenium Park.
NO!!! I was going to have my mom apply for it. I just checked a couple of days ago. I was waiting a little longer for my dad to get closer to the MSR on his. I am so mad at myself.
My husband was sleeping at a nice Hilton in Phoenix on Tuesday night when he woke up because a 2" bug was crawling on his face.
He took a photo of it, chased it into the bathroom and then killed it. Then packed his bags and went to the front desk and asked for a new room. They gave him a new room and when he got there the door was already open. He knocked and took a look around; since he didn't find anyone inside he went in and tried to sleep.
The next morning he went to the front desk and asked for a comp night for his trouble. They said no, but offered him a free breakfast. He already had a free breakfast. How about a free drink (which he probably needed at that point) but he said no, he would be checking out and didn't want a drink. So he asked for points. They said they could give him points. So far only his normal points for staying have showed up in his HH account.
So what do you think crawling bugs and unsecured doors are worth points-wise?
Apparently that's what I'm missing. I always take the hard way.
I stayed 1 night at the Thompson and liked it. Walkable to most things and in close proximity to the subway for sites that aren't walkable. Front desk staff was very nice, close to several nice restaurants and a stones throw from the Mag Mile. I'd stay there again.
My husband was sleeping at a nice Hilton in Phoenix on Tuesday night when he woke up because a 2" bug was crawling on his face.
He took a photo of it, chased it into the bathroom and then killed it. Then packed his bags and went to the front desk and asked for a new room. They gave him a new room and when he got there the door was already open. He knocked and took a look around; since he didn't find anyone inside he went in and tried to sleep.
The next morning he went to the front desk and asked for a comp night for his trouble. They said no, but offered him a free breakfast. He already had a free breakfast. How about a free drink (which he probably needed at that point) but he said no, he would be checking out and didn't want a drink. So he asked for points. They said they could give him points. So far only his normal points for staying have showed up in his HH account.
So what do you think crawling bugs and unsecured doors are worth points-wise?
There was never an ending date mentioned so I wasn’t too worried.
Never again will I make that mistake. I will look into the Brilliant but I really wanted the 5 FNCs.
It shouldn't be a hassle. I once had a verification request with a new biz app even though I had other biz cards with Chase. You may be able to just call them and get it approved. That's what I did. The address is just your address unless you put something else on the app. Good luck!
