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[circuit type=review circuit_id=”20420194889″] Often, when you use points to stay at a hotel in a popular international city such as Dublin, you have to make choices. Do you want a hotel in a walkable location? Do you want an upscale design and desirable amenities? Do you also want to pay a reasonable number of points? You can usually have two of those things at once, but it’s tough to find all three in one hotel. However, at Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin, you can come pretty close the finding the trifecta of location, design and amenities, and affordability. Ahead, find out what a stay at this Hyatt hotel is like (spoiler alert: I would totally recommend it and stay there again). SUMMER HULL/THE POINTS GUY What it’s like at Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin is actually the first Hyatt in Dublin, and it has only been open for a few years (since 2019). It still feels pretty fresh, modern and stylish. But even though the hotel is still on the newer side, it purposefully highlights the history of this centuries-old area of Dublin. SUMMER HULL/THE POINTS GUY The Liberties neighborhood is close to lots of

Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information. Citi is a TPG advertising partner. Citi cardholders can redeem their Citi ThankYou Rewards points for gift cards or bookings through the Citi Travel portal. However, if you’re looking to maximize your hard-earned points, we recommend transferring your Citi points to airline and hotel partners to get more value from your rewards. Citi has 21 transfer partners, split between 15 airline loyalty programs, five hotel programs and one retail program. In this guide, we’ll discuss Citi ThankYou transfer partners and how to best maximize your points for great redemptions. Citi transfer partner overview Here is a list of Citi’s transfer partners and their transfer ratios: ALL Accor Live Limitless: 2:1 transfer ratio Aeromexico Rewards: 1:1 transfer ratio Air France-KLM Flying Blue: 1:1 transfer ratio Avianca LifeMiles: 1:1 transfer ratio Cathay Pacific Asia Miles: 1:1 transfer ratio Choice Privileges: 1:2 transfer ratio (2:3 transfer ratio for cards that earn limited ThankYou points) Emirates Skywards: 5:4 transfer ratio Etihad Guest: 1:1 transfer ratio EVA Air Infinity MileageLands: 1:1 transfer ratio JetBlue TrueBlue: 1:1 transfer ratio (5:4 transfer ratio for cards that earn limited ThankYou points) Leading Hotels of the World Leaders

Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information and offers. Amid multiple changes to the [applyLink pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”Chase Sapphire Reserve®”] (see [termsConditions pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”rates and fees”]) in its recent refresh, a marquee benefit remained unchanged: its $300 annual travel credit. Unlike similar perks on competing cards, this credit is incredibly easy to use for all sorts of travel. The Chase Sapphire Reserve charges a $795 annual fee. But if you spend at least $300 per year on travel, the effective annual fee becomes more palatable. This annual credit is in addition to other Sapphire Reserve perks, such as Chase Sapphire Lounge access and a Priority Pass membership, a biannual credit to use toward The Edit (minimum two-night stay required), Chase’s premium collection of more than 1,000 properties bookable via Chase Travel℠, and multiple lifestyle credits, all of which help offset the high annual fee. So, how exactly do you use the Sapphire Reserve’s travel credit? Thankfully, it’s really, really easy. The (sort of) bad news? It’s so simple and automatic that you may use the credit before you even realize it. When do you earn the $300 Chase Sapphire Reserve travel credit? The [applyLink pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”Sapphire