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.
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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 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.
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
Got it in my sapphire preferred. No luck on boundless or chase marriott biz
I wonder if this would work at Cosmopolitan Las Vegas if you book through them and not Marriott.
I’ve got Offers on Chewy (no pets), Lamps Plus (ugh decor), and plenty of makeup options (non-emo guy). No Marriott offers on our Sapphire or Freedom cards, a shame since we don’t need any dog food…
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Would this work if you’re traveling later in the year but book a non-refundable stay and prepaid?
FYI. I was able to get this offer to work in Japan. Booked Fairfield Inn Osaka Namba in January at a really good price for a stay in late May. 10% statement credit posted just few days after payment. There are similar Amex Offers but the Amex version specifically excludes international properties. (US-based Marriott hotels only)
got bunch brands on united card, ofc
I have Fairfield and Sheraton, if i use at Marriot will this trigger both?
I’d expect neither. The brands code separately (at least in most cases) and this set of offers has some bolded language about which brands count/are excluded.
Unless it’s an offer for Bonvoy (or otherwise worded for multiple brands), you’d need a Marriott-specific offer to trigger the offer on a Marriott stay.