Robinhood Platinum Card $500 Hotel Booking Credit: How It Works and When It Resets (2026)
Quick answer: The Robinhood Platinum Card $500 Hotel Booking Credit is worth up to $500 a year. It comes in two halves, January through June and July through December, up to $250 per half; an unused first half expires on July 1. No enrollment is required; eligible purchases are credited automatically.
At a glance
| Card | Robinhood Platinum Card · Robinhood Credit · annual fee $695 |
| Value per year | $500 |
| Per-cycle cap | $250 |
| Cycle | Semi-annual |
| Resets | Semi-annual |
| Enrollment | Not required |
| Type | Accumulates up to the cap |
The terms, as catalogued
Up to $500 in hotel credits each year. Receive one $250 credit every six months for luxury hotel bookings through the Robinhood travel portal (2-night minimum). Up to $100 applicable to standard bookings. Credits do not roll over.
How not to lose it
Add the Robinhood Platinum Card to MaxWorth and this credit appears with its semi-annual cycle already set; you get a push before it expires, tap it when you use it, and the card's annual-fee ROI updates. No bank account is ever connected.
Frequently asked questions
When does the $500 Hotel Booking Credit reset?
It comes in two halves, January through June and July through December, up to $250 per half; an unused first half expires on July 1.
Do I need to enroll?
No enrollment is required; eligible purchases are credited automatically.
Does unused credit roll over?
No. Like every semi-annual credit, any unused amount expires when the cycle ends.
Other credits on the Robinhood Platinum Card
- $300 Annual Travel Credit · $300/yr · Semi-annual
- $20 Monthly Autonomous Rides Credit · $250/yr · Monthly
- $20 Monthly Restaurant Credit · $250/yr · Monthly
- $20 Monthly DoorDash Credit · $250/yr · Monthly
- $200 Health Wearables Credit · $200/yr · Annual
- $120 Global Entry/TSA PreCheck Credit · $30/yr · Every 4 years
Source: the issuer's published terms, entered and verified by hand in the MaxWorth database; methodology. Spotted an outdated term? Tell us through the app.