Capital One Venture X cardholders will get elite-like benefits through the Premier Collection and Spanish-style tapas at Capital One Landing lounges.
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Capital One's improvement spree continues as select cardholders will soon get access to one-of-a-kind upscale hotels with the launch of the new Premier Collection: Capital One's own spin on a premium hotel booking program. And it's got a lot in common with existing credit card hotel programs, like Amex Fine Hotels and Resorts and Chase's Luxury Hotels and Resorts Collection.
To access the Capital One Premier Collection, you'll need to have a
There's also exciting news for frequent flyers and foodies alike: Capital One will debut new Capital One Landing lounges at two US airports, offering a "culinary-focused experience" instead of regular lounge amenities.
Here's what you need to know about the new Capital One Premier Collection and Capital One Landing lounges.
We're focused here on the rewards and perks that come with each card. These cards won't be worth it if you're paying interest or late fees. When using a credit card, it's important to pay your balance in full each month, make payments on time, and only spend what you can afford to pay.
Enhancing your next vacation with elite dining, spa, and hotel room perks can be easy with the right card. Instead of carrying a specific hotel program's co-branded card (like the recently upgraded
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Plus, cardholders get access to upscale Premier Collection benefits at hundreds of hotels and resorts worldwide, including:
Experienced travelers might recognize most of these benefits as being hotel program staples offered by competitor programs. Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts, for example (available to
The Premier Collection features hundreds of hotels and resorts around the world, including brands such as Six Senses, 1 Hotels, Proper Hotels, and more. Capital One hasn't released the full list of participating properties yet, but here are some highlights:
Capital One plans to roll out the Premier Collection later in 2022. You'll be able to book through Capital One Travel if you're an eligible cardholder, and the search interface is just like that for regular hotels:
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Whether or not Capital One's pricing is competitive remains to be seen. Oftentimes, credit card hotel booking programs have higher rates than booking through the property (or chain) directly. It will be important to compare pricing and benefits to determine if booking through the Premier Collection is worth it.
Capital One Landing will be a food-driven alternative to the traditional airport lounge experience. Partnered with José Andrés Group, Capital One designed an elevated culinary experience for folks looking for authentic Spanish-style cuisine in the heart of the terminal. Instead of spending a bunch of cash on overpriced airport food, you can dine in a more comfortable, exclusive space with a top-notch food and beverage menu.
The first Capital One Landing lounges are set to open at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and New York- LaGuardia Terminal B (LGA). Details aren't released yet about who can access Capital One Landing lounges, but if they're similar to standard Capital One Lounges, you'll get free access for yourself and up to two guests with the
Capital One is also busy preparing to open its new (regular) lounges at Denver International Airport (DEN) and Dulles International Airport (IAD) sometime early next year. Currently, the only Capital One lounge open is at Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW).
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