18 of our top points hotels across Europe

Many of Europe’s finest hotels charge hundreds of dollars nightly. Fortunately, your ideal stay may be attainable, particularly if you can pay with points or miles instead of cash.
From stunning Mediterranean seaside resorts to charming Nordic lodges and majestic palaces, here are some of the finest points and miles hotels in Europe. Our favorites range from trendy new spots to beloved classics and everything in between.
Andaz Prague: A gem in Prague

This newly opened Hyatt hotel artfully combines Czech design with modern amenities, featuring rotating TVs, illuminated bathroom mirrors, and expansive windows. It's a luxurious addition to Prague’s hotel landscape, which often feels outdated. The Andaz Prague also boasts the Zem restaurant, serving Czech-Japanese fusion dishes, perfect for the adventurous palate.
Room rates begin at 330 euros (around $350) or 25,000 World of Hyatt points per night.
Conrad Algarve: Located in Almancil, Portugal

Choosing between the Algarve's renowned Pine Cliffs and the Conrad Algarve can be tough. Yet, with its three stunning pools, revitalizing wellness program, and a variety of dining options (including the Michelin-starred Gusto by Heinz Beck), Conrad Algarve stands out as one of our top recommendations. Sunlight fills the coastal-chic rooms and suites, adorned in fresh whites, sandy beiges, and soothing blues. Conrad guests enjoy exclusive access to Vale do Lobo Beach, reachable via a complimentary shuttle.
Room rates begin at 193 euros ($204) or 53,000 Hilton Honors points per night, with prices often soaring during the summer.
Hotel Ranga: Located in Hella, Iceland

While Hotel Ranga might not dazzle like some other locations on this list (though sleeping under the northern lights is certainly a spectacle), this luxury log cabin in Iceland's Golden Circle offers its own charm, particularly for nature lovers. It is the only four-star resort in the country, boasting unique features like geothermal outdoor hot tubs, skylights, and telescopes for gazing at the northern lights.
This property, part of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, can be booked using Hyatt points. Rates begin at 262 euros ($278) or 25,000 points per night.
Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam: Located in Amsterdam

When it opened several years ago, the Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam quickly became one of the city’s most sought-after hotels. Its facade harmonizes beautifully with its surroundings, reflecting the traditional architecture of other canalfront residences and businesses. With just 93 guest rooms and suites, it exudes an exclusive, boutique atmosphere, and is conveniently situated near the city's renowned museums, parks, and cultural attractions.
Rates begin at 800 euros ($847) or 100,000 Hilton Honors points per night. However, on certain days, those prices can soar to thousands of euros or over 500,000 points, so plan your stay accordingly.
Cotton House Hotel, Autograph Collection: Barcelona

One of the premier hotels in Barcelona, the Cotton House is a member of Marriott's Autograph Collection. It features a contemporary and stylish ambiance within a historic neoclassical structure, and is conveniently located just a short stroll from top attractions like La Rambla, the Gothic Quarter, and the La Sagrada Familia cathedral. In the afternoon, enjoy the cozy rooftop pool, or spend a warm Spanish evening savoring drinks and dining on the outdoor terrace.
Room rates start at 330 euros ($350) or approximately 50,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night, with higher prices during peak season.
JW Marriott Venice Resort & Spa: Venice, Italy

The JW Marriott Venice stands out as one of Europe’s most unique city hotels. Located on its own private island, Isola delle Rose, it offers a tranquil resort atmosphere while being just a 20-minute complimentary boat ride from St. Mark's Square. Guests can expect five-star features, including elegantly designed rooms, an opulent spa, four dining options, three bars, and an outdoor picnic area with stunning views of the iconic skyline rising from the lagoon.
Rates for the JW Marriott Venice start at 330 euros ($350) or 41,000 Marriott points per night, beginning March 2023 when the hotel opens for the season. For those wishing to use points at other renowned Italian hotels, consider the Hotel Danieli or the Gritti Palace.
W Ibiza: Located in Ibiza, Spain

Nestled along the serene shores of Santa Eulalia, the W Ibiza caters to travelers eager to soak in the island's boho-chic vibe. It's conveniently located close to Ibiza's vibrant nightlife, allowing guests to enjoy thrilling evenings. However, it also offers a peaceful escape for those seeking a different vacation experience focused on wellness and gourmet cuisine. The adults-only Glow rooftop deck and the playful, colorful decor perfectly embody the luxurious and whimsical spirit of the island.
Rates start at 200 euros ($212) or 54,000 Marriott points per night. Please note that prices significantly rise during the high season (summer months). The hotel operates seasonally from April through the end of October.
InterContinental Ljubljana, an IHG Hotel: Located in Ljubljana, Slovenia

As the tallest hotel in Slovenia's capital, the InterContinental Ljubljana features modern, bright rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of the city's rooftops. The 18th-floor Serenity spa boasts a luxurious indoor pool and a well-equipped gym, both with panoramic city views, as does the B-Restaurant and Bar on the top floor.
Room rates start at 142 euros ($150) or 26,000 IHG One points per night.
Magma Resort Santorini: Located in Santorini, Greece

Part of Hyatt's Unbound Collection, this charming hotel features 59 guest rooms and suites nestled in the heart of Santorini. The accommodations at Magma Resort are adorned with earthy, elegant decor and offer breathtaking views of the shimmering Aegean Sea, the island's hills, or its iconic white cliffside buildings. Select rooms even include private hot tubs or pools. Indulge in Santorini's finest cuisine at Magma by Spondi, under the guidance of chef Arnaud Bignon.
Room rates begin at 200 euros ($212) or 25,000 Hyatt points per night. Please note that the hotel operates seasonally, from early April to late October.
The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection: Located in Dublin

Situated next to St. Stephen's Green, a historic park boasting over 200 years of heritage, this Marriott hotel features guest rooms with luxurious amenities, including 300-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets and elegant marble bathrooms. The suites are adorned with historic chandeliers and memorabilia, notably the Princess Grace Suite, inspired by Grace Kelly. Additionally, The Shelbourne is home to the famed Horseshoe Bar, which has welcomed legendary performers like the Rolling Stones.
Room rates begin at approximately 300 euros ($318) or 50,000 Marriott points per night.
Hotel Pitrizza, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Costa Smeralda: Porto Cervo, Italy

Nestled in the vibrant town of Porto Cervo along Sardinia's sunlit Costa Smeralda, this resort appears to emerge from the cliffs and natural rock formations overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The Hotel Pitrizza, part of Marriott's Luxury Collection, offers stylish guest rooms, suites, and exclusive private villas. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool seamlessly integrated into the natural landscape, a private beach, and various dining and bar options.
Rates at this Luxury Collection resort begin at 523 euros ($554) or 90,000 points per night, though prices can rise significantly in July and August. The resort operates seasonally from late May to October.
Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection Resort, Mykonos: Mykonos, Greece

For an authentic taste of the Mykonos lifestyle, look no further than the Santa Marina.
Though the rooms may be cozy, you likely won’t want to spend much time indoors. A visit to this hotel is all about enjoying life — with flair. Situated on a bay offering breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea, it features gorgeous infinity pools and inviting outdoor spaces, all while maintaining a stylish beach vibe. The hotel claims to have the island's only private sandy beach. Additionally, it has a full-service spa and four dining venues, including the trendy Buddha-Bar Beach — a hotspot in the Greek islands.
Rates begin at 445 euros ($471) or 80,000 Marriott points per night. The resort opens for the season at the end of April and closes in October.
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome: Paris

The Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome is a top choice for points travelers exploring the City of Light. Located near Place Vendome, this sophisticated Park Hyatt features 156 rooms, including 45 luxurious suites. The hotel artfully combines historic charm with modern, art deco-inspired design. Guests can indulge in five dining options or enjoy cocktails, as well as a spa and fitness center.
Rates begin at over 1,000 euros ($1,059) or 35,000 Hyatt points per night.
Kimpton Fitzroy London Hotel: London

This 19th-century hotel spans an entire block along Bloomsbury's Russell Square. Your regal experience begins as you walk through the archways and columns of the mosaic-adorned entryway leading to the lobby. The guest rooms defy traditional notions of stuffiness and antiquity, offering a contemporary take on luxury with crisp white linens, live greenery, and elegant gold accents. For a unique experience, savor drinks in the hotel's delightful Palm Court courtyard.
Rates begin at 199 British pounds ($242) or 54,000 IHG points per night.
Rome Cavalieri, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel: Rome

Another Italian gem, the Rome Cavalieri is a beloved choice among many TPG staffers.
You'll experience breathtaking views of St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City while feeling a serene distance from the bustling energy of Rome. Nestled across 15 acres on a hilltop, this hotel offers a tranquil resort ambiance that's distinct from typical Roman accommodations. It boasts the city's sole three-Michelin-star restaurant, La Pergola, led by chef Heinz Beck, along with a full-service spa, several pools, and lush gardens.
Rates begin at 251 euros ($266) or 68,000 Hilton points per night.
Prince de Galles, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Paris: Paris

Designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, the Prince de Galles exudes 1920s glamour. Located on the prestigious Avenue George V in Paris' Eighth Arrondissement, guests will be captivated by the luxurious blacks and golds that dominate its decor. Some may even enjoy views of the Eiffel Tower from their rooms. This 116-room hotel, including 43 suites, is perfectly positioned for exploring iconic Parisian landmarks like the Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, and Champs-Elysées.
Rates begin at approximately 1,000 euros ($1,059) or 74,500 Marriott points per night.
JW Marriott Cannes: Cannes, France

Nestled along La Croisette — Cannes' iconic street filled with vibrant bars and restaurants — this hotel serves as an ideal hub for discovering the French Riviera. Alternatively, if you prefer soaking up the sun and savoring luxury, you'll be just steps away from the renowned beach bars and clubs lining the Bay of Cannes.
Rooms start at about 200 euros ($212) or 52,000 Marriott points per night, though prices can surge to triple that during peak summer season.
Park Hyatt Vienna: Vienna

Nestled in one of Vienna's most prestigious locales, the Park Hyatt Vienna offers a refined retreat after a day of savoring the renowned Sacher torte.
Situated in the historic Am Hof Square at the city center, this modern establishment retains the elegance of its historic building. It features a variety of dining options, a comprehensive spa, and a fitness center with a stunning indoor pool, ensuring a luxurious and memorable stay in Austria.
Rates commence at 500 euros ($529) or 21,000 Hyatt points per night.
Key Takeaway

No European adventure is truly complete without a stunning place to stay, especially when you have points to redeem. This list showcases just a few of our favorite hotels for points and miles. With recent acquisitions and expansions, such as Hyatt's Small Luxury Hotels, finding places to use your points has never been easier, whether you're seeking charming boutique hotels or large, renowned resorts.

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