Unlike last year, where any number of points from a hotel got you a hit (Thank you, SPG restaurants.), US Airways is requiring a 200 mile minimum. At hotels that give miles per $ spent, this creates a potential problem for mattress runners. Thanks to lowfareair's thread on Flyertalk, we have easy access for the minimums:
Best Western: Any stay earns 250 miles
Carlson: Any stay earns 250 miles at Country Inns & Park Inn, 500 miles at Park Plaza and Radisson
Choice: Any stay earns 250 miles
Hilton: 500 miles per stay (fixed miles) at all except Hampton, Homewood, and Home2, which require $200 (variable miles). Check to see whether fixed or variable miles work better for you
Hyatt: Any stay earns 500 miles
IHG: $100 most brands, $200 Staybridge & Candlewood (two points per dollar, one point, respectively)
La Quinta: Any stay earns 250 miles, they might also allow points on third party website bookings such as Expedia. This one's a big "maybe."
Marriott: $100 (Marriott brand and better), $200 (all mid-tier and lower brands)
SPG: $100, or $67 for Platinum Members
Wyndham: $100, or any stay at a Wyndham Hotel or Wingate (these chains are 500 per stay)
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