Update 6/23/25: Offer is back through 7/19/25
Update 3/17/25: Deal is back and valid until 3/31
Update 1/2/25: These offers for select Marriott properties are back through 2/15/25 at the following properties: Marriott Bonvoy, AC Hotels, Towneplace suites, Westin Hotels and Resorts, Sheraton Hotels and Resorts.
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The Offer
Check your Chase Offers/BofA Bank Amerideals for the following deal:
- Get 10% back on select Marriott properties when you spend $100 or more.
Our Verdict
We saw last similar offers for select Marriott properties, this new offer is broader and includes all Marriott properties. I’m unsure if this is found on other bank cards that share the same back end as Chase Offers.
FM notes that you should only use this at the final checkout to avoid the possibility of the temporary hold ‘using up’ the offer.
Deal History:
- Update 10/26/24: Deal is back until  11/15/24.
- Update 9/4/24: Deal is back until September 30, 2024.
- Update 7/5/24: Deal is back for various Marriott brands. I’m seeing with BofA: Fairfield, Westin, Fairfield, Sheraton through August 15th. Minimum $100 spend. Various max cashback amounts.
- Update 4/18/24: Deal is back for various Marriott brands. I’m seeing with BofA: Fairfield, Springhill Suites, Autograph Collection, Renaissance. Each one has a different limit, from $38-$75 statement credit.
- Update 7/18/23: Deal is back and valid until 7/31/23.
- Update 6/5/23: Deal is back through 6/16/23 for select Marriott brands at 10% off when you spend $100+, up to $75 in savings: Autograph Collection Hotels, Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts, Renaissance Hotels (ht DDG)
- Update 4/28/23: Deal is back through 5/19/23; Update 2/12/23: Deal is back through 3/8/23. There is also another offer for 10-15% back at Autograph, Fairfield, Springhill brands and you can stack both offers if you have them on the same card; Update 1/24/23: Deal is back through 2/20/23. This time it’s for 10% back and up to $57 savings. Minimum $100 purchase required; Update 11/6/22: Deal is back and valid until 11/15/22.
“We saw last similar offers for select Marriott properties, this new offer is broader and includes all Marriott properties.”
I don’t think this offer is “broader”. It’s actually for just one brand “Marriott Hotels”, not any other 30 or so brands in the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio.
This is incorrect. “Marriott Hotels” in this case encompasses all brands in the Bonvoy portfolio. The qualifying URL in the offer points to a general Marriott reservation portal that includes all properties — received this on multiple cards and it’s indeed broader than past brand-limited offers.
I’m afraid you’re incorrect. “Marriott Hotels” is a special brand within the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio. Very confusing, isn’t it? The link marriott-hotels.com in the offer is specifically for that brand, even though it can lead you to other brands in the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio, just like any other Marriott Bonvoy brand-specific site. OTOH, because of the confusion, Chase/Marriott may decide to honor the offer for all brands, but this isn’t guaranteed.
So this one is valid only at the “Marriott”, not at Courtyard by Marriott or JW or Sheraton, Residence Inn. Amex is pretty clear about what is included and what is excluded. This offer from WF is kind of vague.
oops this thread is about Chase offer and I responded for Wells Fargo offer. Both are similar and same text.
He’s right. It’s just Marriott Hotel hotels.
I ran a search from the link, and it only gave me Marriott Hotel hotels.
Yes, Chase Offers treats all Marriott brands separately, whereas Amex Offers will either treat all Marriott brands the same or only separate out the most expensive ones in a seperate group (Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, etc.) for a different offer
Got this in an email from Marriot. Seems like a good deal?
Earn up to two Free Night Awards after two eligible paid stays.
Don’t see it on P1 or P2 cards.. What cards is everyone seeing this on?
Got the Marriott Bonvoy offer on my Ink Biz Cash but not my Sapphire Preferred unfortunately. Have an upcoming stay at St Regis in Feb so the timing is perfect, but with the $100 cap I’d rather have the 2x points for what our cash spend will be.
Tip: A few days ago, the Rakuten mobile app had a 7% back on Expedia hotel purchases, which I think you could pay for with Sapphire Preferred.
Stayed at an Autograph Collection hotel, with a 10% spending more than $100 offer, but it doesn’t seem to have been triggered. The transaction name doesn’t indicate anything about Autograph Collection – it just posts as the hotel name. Is Chase suppose to know a list of the hotels branded under the Autograph Collection?
Sooooo disappointed.
I’m staying there from October 1 for 5 days.
Earn 10% cash back on your Marriott Bonvoy stay, when you spend $100 or more, with a $100.00 cash back maximum.
Offer expires 5/15/2024. Offer valid one time only. Complete payment for your stay must be made by 5/15/2024. Offer not valid on third-party purchases. Offer valid at all Marriott Bonvoy brands. Payment must be made directly with the merchant. Offer subject to availability. Please see website for open locations.
A few questions:
I have a variety of Marriott offers across my various Chase cards. All offers are for 10% off including AC Hotels, Le Meridien, element, etc. Separate offers. Usually only valid one time (i.e. if you have two hotel charges from the same hotel, only one will use the offer).
This may be a dumb question, but somebody help me understand the economic logic behind Chase Offers.
Presumably hotels pay Chase to run these offers as a promotion, right? Why, then, do they never appear on the appropriate co-branded card? I have a Marriott card, but all the offers are on SP. Wouldn’t Marriott specifically demand that Chase put them on their own card, because it makes their product more appealing? I mean, they want people to tell their friends “look, I have this awesome card that not only gives me status, but also has constant 10% off promotions,” don’t they?
I’m guessing a small percentage of all Chase CC cardholders have a Marriott card, so they could be trying to get someone else(a non Marriott Chase CC holder) to try a Marriott hotel instead of something else, if they have a 10% offer. Someone with a Marriott card already knows and stays at Marriott hotels, but that’s not the customer they are going after.
Sort of like the best deals for TV providers and cell phones are nearly always for new customers, or new lines. Loyal longtime customers generally don’t get great discounts. Similar here, they want new customers to try a Marriott hotel, so they offer a better deal to them.
Interestingly I put the bill of a restaurant in a Marriott on my credit card, and since it coded as a hotel the chase offer triggered