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This card fits travelers who sleep at Hyatt properties a few nights a year. It earns 4 Bonus Points per $1 at Hyatt, up to 9 per $1 in total with World of Hyatt member earnings, and 2 per $1 on dining, direct airline tickets, transit and fitness memberships. The $95 annual fee is offset by a Category 1-4 free night every year. Earning drops to 1 point per $1 outside the bonus categories, so pair it with an everyday card.
The Boundless suits travelers who stay at Marriott brands several times a year. It earns 6X points per $1 at over 7,000 Bonvoy hotels, 3X on the first $6,000 in combined grocery, gas and dining purchases annually, and 2X elsewhere. The $95 fee is answered by an annual free night worth up to 35,000 points, which you can top up with points. 15 elite night credits each year put Silver Elite in hand and Gold within reach.
Built for travelers who use Holiday Inn, InterContinental, Kimpton and other IHG brands. It earns up to 10X points per $1 at IHG hotels plus 5X on travel, dining and gas and 3X on everything else. The $99 fee buys an anniversary night capped at 40,000 points, automatic Platinum Elite and a Global Entry, TSA PreCheck or NEXUS credit. Redeem 3 reward nights and the 4th is free, which stretches the big point balances this card creates.
This card fits travelers who stay at Hilton brands a few times a year and want no annual fee. It earns 7X points at Hilton properties and 5X at U.S. restaurants, U.S. supermarkets and U.S. gas stations. Hilton Honors Silver status is included. Hilton points run lower in value than flexible currencies, so the card rewards Hilton stays more than general spending.
Built for regular Hilton guests who also want strong everyday earning. Gold status raises what stays earn, and up to $50 in Hilton statement credits each quarter can cover most of the $150 annual fee. Spending unlocks more: a Free Night Reward at $15,000 and Diamond status at $40,000 in a calendar year. The credits require Hilton purchases, so value depends on actual stays.
The Traveler brings IHG's most useful redemption perk, the fourth reward night free, to a card with no annual fee. It earns 5X at IHG hotels, 3X on dining, utilities, select streaming services and gas stations, and 2X on everything else. Silver Elite status is automatic, Gold arrives after $20,000 in annual purchases, and $10,000 in yearly spend adds 10,000 bonus points. There is no anniversary free night at this tier.
The Bold is the keep-forever Marriott card. It earns 3X points per $1 at Bonvoy hotels, up to 14X in total with member and elite earnings, and 2X on a set of everyday categories including groceries, rideshare, select food delivery, select streaming and internet, cable and phone services. There is no annual fee and no foreign transaction fee. It has no anniversary free night, so heavier Marriott guests usually step up to the Boundless.
For travelers who stay at Hilton brands often enough to use the credits. Diamond status, Hilton's highest published tier, comes with the card. Earning runs 14X at Hilton, 7X on eligible flights, select car rentals and U.S. restaurants. The $550 annual fee only makes sense if the resort credits, flight credits and the annual Free Night Reward get used.
For frequent Marriott guests who want automatic Platinum Elite treatment on every stay. Up to $300 in dining credits, issued monthly, and the annual Free Night Award can offset most of the $650 fee. Earning tops out at 6X at Marriott hotels. The current welcome offer is limited time and ends September 30, 2026.
For Marriott regulars who also spend on dining and groceries. Gold Elite status and 15 Elite Night Credits come with the card, and each paid, eligible stay adds 1,000 bonus points. There is no automatic Free Night Award: one unlocks only after $15,000 in eligible purchases in a calendar year, so the $250 fee demands real use.
The Earner fits road trippers and value travelers who sleep at Days Inn, La Quinta, Super 8 and other Hotels by Wyndham. It earns 5X points at Wyndham hotels and 3X on dining, grocery stores, gas and EV charging. Gold member level comes automatically, and cardmembers redeem 10% fewer points for go free awards. There is no annual fee; the anniversary bonus of 7,500 points requires $15,000 in yearly spend.
The Earner Plus rewards travelers who keep coming back to Wyndham brands. It earns 6X points at Hotels by Wyndham and 4X on travel, dining and grocery purchases. New cardmembers hold Diamond member level for the first year, then Platinum. The 15,000-point anniversary bonus on its own covers a typical go free award night, which answers the $95 fee for anyone who stays at Wyndham at least once a year.
