Marriott Bonvoy + Uber [
Details] is offering all
Marriot Bonvoy Members [
Free to Join]:
2,000 Bonus Points by
linking your Uber account and
completing a qualifying Uber Eats Order/Ride offer listed below as your bonus offer
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Note, you must link your Marrior Bonvoy account w/ your Uber account and complete a qualifying offer to qualifying for your bonus points
Deal Instructions- Make sure you have your Marriott Bonvoy membership information ready. Not a member? Join now for free
- Open the Uber app.
- Go to "Settings" and scroll down.
- Tap on "Marriott Bonvoy"
- Tap "Link Account"
- Sign in to your Marriott Bonvoy account with your email or membership number and wait for confirmation that your accounts have been linked.
- Start earning on qualifying Uber Eats orders and select Uber rides
- Note, must be completed by May 31, 2021
Qualifying Offer(s)- Uber Eats
- Earn 6 points per dollar spent when you order Uber Eats of $25+ that are delivered to any hotel within the Marriott portfolio
- Uber Rides
- Earn 3 points per dollar on Uber Premium rides (including Uber XL, Uber Black, Uber SUV and Uber Comfort)
- Uber Eats
- Earn 2 points per dollar spent on all other Uber Eats orders of $25+, including those from Marriott restaurants
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Having said that, the points guy and a bunch of other websites calculate the average value of one point to be 0.8 cents, so 2000 points would be $16. Nerdwallet values one point at .9 cents, so $18. I've also seen 0.7 cents.
Here's Marriott's redemption chart. Basically, one night at the lowest category hotel would be 5000 pts during an off-peak time of year, 7500 pts during a regular time of year, and 10k during a peak time. Higher category hotels require more points. You can also use fewer points if you partly pay cash, as you can tell from browsing the chart.
https://www.marriott.co
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I had a 3 night stay in a suite for 2,500 points...
So my impression is that the point value isnt that great but Im just skimming the rewards, perhaps someone can point out better value-for-points rewards???
LOL I misspoke... I RECEIVED 2,500 points for a 3 night stay... I just read my above comment back and what a deal if that was true. Yeah my point was that the program seems pretty stingy on points... I would have to stay over 10 nights to earn 10,000 points, enough for a $25 Amazon Gift Card...
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Having said that, the points guy and a bunch of other websites calculate the average value of one point to be 0.8 cents, so 2000 points would be $16. Nerdwallet values one point at .9 cents, so $18. I've also seen 0.7 cents.
Here's Marriott's redemption chart. Basically, one night at the lowest category hotel would be 5000 pts during an off-peak time of year, 7500 pts during a regular time of year, and 10k during a peak time. Higher category hotels require more points. You can also use fewer points if you partly pay cash, as you can tell from browsing the chart.
https://www.marriott.co
Definitely better to use the points for a hotel room than a gift card according to this!
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