AAdvantage Hotels offers three ways to earn more miles and Loyalty Points: 5x more base miles on hotels for being an AAdvantage member 5x more base miles on hotels for being an AAdvantage credit cardmember 10x more base miles on hotels for being an AAdvantage credit cardmember with status
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Take the total number of earned AAdvantage Miles (including bonus) and divide by total cost (e.g. 10,000/$350 = 28.5x). Average = 30x Good = 40x Great = 50x
As of July 2023, promo/boost miles no longer count as Loyalty Points — only award miles. Base miles continue to count as Loyalty Points. Yes, they count towards Loyalty Points as of May 2022 for RM. They have always counted for BAAH.
There are many posts with folios in the Facebook Group.
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You can try, but you will not receive points from your hotel program. Some users have reported earning points for incidentals and receiving basic welcome benefits (Hilton Honors program counts the nights, for example).
If you booked on AAH or RM with a property that has a resort fee at check-in, you don’t get charged if you don’t check-in. Some users have reported using virtual cards to prevent unwanted card charges.
Users have reported that you do not have to stay or check in at a hotel property booked through AAH or RM to receive points.