Maximize the Value of Fine Hotels + Resorts® at These Properties

The 1,800-plus properties in the Amex Travel™ Fine Hotels + Resorts® program meet high standards of luxury and service while reflecting a range of aesthetics, locations, and price points.

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Fine Hotels + Resorts® lives up to its name, with glamorous and rarified properties all over the world. Our program encompasses hotels with competitive room rates, from attainable to aspirational—and with each, you get an exclusive suite of complimentary benefits, like guaranteed 4pm check-out when booking prepaid stays through Amex TravelTM on your Platinum Card®*.

Some go above and beyond to provide additional benefits, like more than the standard $100 credit, airport transfers, and more.

The value keeps adding up: when you book a Fine Hotels + Resorts prepaid stay through American Express Travel® you’ll earn 5X Membership Rewards® points*. Plus, you still earn loyalty points with hotels even when you use Pay with Points* for prepaid stays.

You also get up to $300 back in statement credits semi-annually for up to a total of $600 in statement credits per calendar year on prepaid Fine Hotels + Resorts® bookings through American Express Travel® when you pay with your Platinum Card.*

As you learn more below about the value of Fine Hotels + Resorts in popular destinations like New York, Venice, and Kyoto, you may even be tempted to treat yourself to a room upgrade or an extended visit.

As a Platinum Card® Member, enjoy a complimentary suite of benefits when you book through American Express Travel®.

Fine Hotels + Resorts*

 

  12pm check-in, when available

  Room upgrade upon arrival, when available1

  Daily breakfast for two

  $100 credit to use toward eligible charges2

  Guaranteed 4pm check-out

Jump down to explore properties in North America | South America | Europe | Asia | Africa

 

 

North America

Wynn and Encore Las Vegas

Las Vegas isn’t short on spectacle, and the Wynn and Encore Las Vegas dazzles from the moment you enter. Moving floral sculptures fill the lobby and mirrored halls lead to manicured gardens and the Lake of Dreams, an on-site water extravaganza. The more-is-more ethos extends to the onsite amenities: dining hotspots like Sartiano’s and supper club Delilah, plus 50 upscale boutiques, two spas, several pools, and a beach club.

Why it’s a great value: Instead of the standard $100 credit, the hotel offers a $150 spa credit; put it toward a restorative treatment such as the 75-minute, Hawaiian-inspired Nalu Body Massage at the Spa at Encore. Rooms and suites start around 650 square feet and rates are remarkably reasonable.

Related: How to Make the Most of Your Trip to Las Vegas

The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel

Set in a historic 1881 landmark, The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel is known for its breathtaking nine-story atrium and pyramid-shaped skylight. Stately rooms feature bespoke furnishings, oak floors, and custom artwork, with select suites offering private terraces and soaring ceilings. The culinary program is a highlight, from classic French at Le Gratin to award-winning Temple Court, plus the iconic lobby bar beneath the building’s dramatic architecture.

Why it’s a great value: Character and glamour meets standout dining and a rooftop terrace, plus spacious rooms at an approachable downtown rate—all in a prime location near the Seaport, Brooklyn Bridge, and Lower Manhattan’s top sights.

Related: Where to Eat, Stay, and Explore in New York City

Fairmont San Francisco

The historic Fairmont San Francisco offers good value and a prime vantage point from its perch atop the prestigious Nob Hill neighborhood. The style is classic elegance with ornate décor and sophisticated dining. Those sweeping views of the city skyline and proximity to cable cars and Union Square make this a quintessential San Francisco stay.

Why it’s a great value: Complimentary meals for kids under five and kids’ amenities make the Fairmont a smart deal for families. There are entry-level rooms that fit four guests, as well as the option to book connecting rooms.

Related: 3 Days in San Francisco: Artisanal Food, Culture, Nature Walks

The Langham, Boston

Architecture and history buffs will appreciate that The Langham, Boston is housed in a handsome former federal reserve bank. Interiors are polished and contemporary, and the downtown location allows easy access to the Seaport, the North End, and the museum-filled waterfront. Plus, the 40-foot heated indoor pool is a source of fun for all ages year round.

Why it’s a great value: Rather than the standard $100 credit, The Langham provides a $125 credit that you can put it toward a meal at Grana, where modern Italian cuisine is served in an ornate grand hall, or the Fed, a British-inspired pub with a New England twist.

Related: 3 Days in Boston: Colonial History, Contemporary Art, and Fresh Seafood

Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows

An upscale artist retreat is the vibe at Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows, which spreads over 23 acres of gardens at the base of Camelback Mountain. Spacious accommodations range from mid-century-modern bungalows to suites and villas, many with outdoor space and all decorated with local art. Spend the day beside one of three idyllic pools or go hiking, biking, or kayaking nearby.

Why it’s a great value: Large accommodations, spacious grounds, and a robust lineup of complimentary classes, from art and music to cooking and fitness. Guests also receive complimentary cultural perks, including VIP tours of Cattle Track Arts Compound and admission to the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.

PGA National Resort

PGA National Resort is a legendary golf destination with six pristine championship courses. Beyond the links: a world-class spa, multiple pools, and upscale resort amenities in a tropical setting make this an excellent choice for golf enthusiasts and non-golfers alike.

Why it’s a great value: You can take advantage of complimentary access to the PGA National Sports & Racquet Club, featuring a saltwater lap pool and tennis and pickleball courts. Although Palm Beach is notoriously pricey, PGA National is refreshingly accessible and comes with a wide range of activities and amenities.

Mr. C Miami, Coconut Grove

European glamour and nautical flair are on full display at Mr. C Miami, Coconut Grove. All rooms have private balconies with expansive views of Biscayne Bay and Miami. Relax in private cabanas (with dedicated attendant service) beside the scenic rooftop pool—or opt for the Mr. C Miami beach area, with complimentary beach chairs and towels.

Why it’s a great value: Complimentary hotel bicycles offer a fun way to check out Miami. You might put the $100 credit toward contemporary Italian fare and a namesake sparkling beverage at Bellini; the hotel’s owners are descendants of the cocktail’s creator.

Related: Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore in Miami

Willard InterContinental Washington, D.C.

Every president has stayed at this 200-year-old Beaux Arts landmark at least once. Fittingly, Willard InterContinental Washington, D.C. has classically elegant rooms, grand interiors, and top-tier dining—all within walking distance of Washington’s landmark monuments and museums.

Why it’s a great value: The Willard InterContinental Washington, D.C. offers a $150 credit, instead of the standard $100 credit. Young visitors can enjoy activities through the Kids Concierge program, including an on-site library, the ability to earn “duck bucks” to spend at the gift shop, and free meals when accompanied by an adult.

Related: 3 Days in D.C.: National Monuments, Global Dining, and Free Museums

 

South America

Mandarin Oriental, Santiago

Sunshine floods the lobby atrium of Mandarin Oriental, Santiago in the upscale Las Condes district of Chile’s capital. Spacious rooms with spectacular Andes views, landscaped gardens, and an outdoor lagoon-style pool with a waterfall give this skyscraper a true resort feel within the city.

Why it’s a great value: The hotel delivers a luxurious stay at a reasonable price point. The central location opens up a range of things to explore, from top-flight shopping and dining to the nearby Andes Mountains.

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Europe

ME Malta

St. Julian’s made the list of Amex Travel’s 2026 Trending Destinations for its mix of old-world history and modern-day fun. In the thick of the action, you’ll find the design-forward ME Malta, with sleek rooms featuring curated art and floor-to-ceiling windows. A rooftop pool with panoramic sea views, refined dining, and immersive cultural programming add to the appeal.

Why it’s a great value: In addition to the standard Fine Hotels + Resorts benefits, ME Malta treats Platinum Card Members to a complimentary one-way airport transfer and complimentary valet parking, plus it offers a $200 credit (instead of the usual $100). The Cultural Collective program hosts live performances and rotating exhibitions.

Hotel Café Royal

Hotel Café Royal is a Card Member favorite for its historic grandeur and convenient Regent Street location. It’s walkable to shops, award-winning restaurants, West End theatres, and the neighborhoods of Soho and Mayfair.

Why it’s a great value: This hotel goes beyond the standard $100 credit to offer $150, which you can put toward afternoon tea at the Café Royal Grill or a treatment at the Akasha wellness club. Families will appreciate the complimentary kids’ amenities, rooms that can accommodate four guests, and available connecting rooms. If you decide to upgrade to a suite, a chauffeur-driven luxury car will be at your service for up to five hours per day.

Related: How to Make the Most of Your London Trip

Saint James Paris

Part château, part private club, Saint James Paris occupies a converted 19th-century estate within a quiet Left Bank neighborhood. Elegant rooms, gourmet dining, and a tranquil garden create an inviting residential feel removed from city crowds. Select suites feature two-story layouts with stylish lounges, spacious bedrooms, and vaulted ceilings.

Why it’s a great value: Complimentary hotel bicycles offer a charming way to explore the City of Light (and save on pricey cabs and cars). February and November are generally off-season periods for Paris, when you’re more likely to catch a deal.

Related: How to Make the Most of Your Paris Trip

JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa

Occupying its own private island, the palatial JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa is a secluded yet accessible sanctuary. Contemporary rooms and suites have glass walls overlooking expansive gardens, and the rooftop infinity pool has 360-degree views of Venice and the surrounding lagoon.

Why it’s a great value: A complimentary water taxi connects guests to central Venice. The private-retreat vibe is rare for the price point—and the Marriott affiliation means you can earn 5X Membership Rewards plus Marriott loyalty points when you book with your Platinum® Card.

W Prague

This recently refreshed Art Nouveau property brings modern energy to a historic city. Situated on lively Wenceslas Square, the W Prague has striking interiors, upscale dining, and a central location near top cultural attractions and nightlife.

Why it’s a great value: W Prague offers a $125 credit beyond the standard $100 credit—and it can be your ticket to relaxation after sightseeing. Put it toward a customized spa treatment or a sunset cocktail at the Above Rooftop bar, which features panoramic city views. Plus, you can earn 5X Membership Rewards plus Marriott loyalty points when you book with your Platinum® Card.

 

Asia

Kimpton Kitalay Samui

You know you’re in vacation mode when your wake-up call is joining a complimentary yoga session. That's just one of the appealing offerings at Kimpton Kitalay Samui. Set along Choeng Mon Beach, this resort has open-plan rooms and villas (each with a furnished balcony that boasts expansive ocean views), multiple pools, and a full-service spa.

Why it’s a great value: A daily supervised kids’ club and complimentary kids’ amenities, plus the additional benefit of a complimentary one-way airport transfer have helped make this Kimpton a Card Member favorite.

Related: Make the Most of Thailand from Beaches to Bangkok and Beyond

The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu

Housed in a former school near the Kiyomizu-dera temple, The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu blends minimalist Japanese design with luxurious details. Select rooms have terraces that overlook gardens or floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking cityscapes.

Why it’s a great value: Take advantage of a $150 credit offered by The Hotel Seiryu Kyoto Kiyomizu, rather than the standard $100. The additional benefit of complimentary access to the club lounge provides a relaxing place to enjoy a drink and take in views of the landmark Yasaka Pagoda. Plus, you can earn 5X Membership Rewards plus Leading Hotels of the World loyalty points when you book with your Platinum® Card.

 

Africa

Park Hyatt Marrakech

Park Hyatt Marrakech is a serene place to relax on the outskirts of the bustling desert city, with the Atlas Mountains as a backdrop. Rooms are contemporary with traditional artistic touches. The resort features several pools, spa facilities, and top-tier dining.

Why it’s a great value: Use your $150 credit offered by Park Hyatt Marrakech—an upgrade from the standard $100—on poolside bites or sophisticated local cuisine from one of the hotel’s three restaurants. The hotel also offers Card Members two additional benefits: an unlimited minibar and complimentary valet parking.

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