Update: This popular deal is still available.
Marriott Bonvoy is offering
Marriot Bonvoy Members (
free to join):
Register for the "Go Your Way" Promotion and
Earn 1500 Bonus Points per
Eligible Paid Stay from
September 12 through December 6, 2023.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
serra for finding this deal
Deal Instructions- Log in to your Marriot Bonvoy Account (free to join)
- Register for the promotion here
- Earn 1,500 bonus points on each eligible paid stay with no earning limits from September 12 through December 6, 2023
- Note, registration ends November 22, 2023. A "stay" is defined as consecutive nights spent at the same hotel, regardless of check-in/checkout activity on any points-eligible rate.
- Get an additional 3,000 bonus points for every three hotel brands you explore
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The reason for this error could be:
You're trying to access a miles promotion and are a points-earner, or vice versa
You are not eligible for this promotion
This promotion has expired
i noticed I did received an email offering this promotion
but even after clicking on the link in the email and signing in, not offered
so I figured why not give Marriot a call... so I did & they signed me up
to me, it was worth the call
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This promotion has expired
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Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years [thepointsguy.com]
Not to mention how picky hosts have become. I've never stayed in a hotel where I've been expected to take out the garbage, clean the bathroom, take off linens, etc, but that's becoming the norm for AirBNB:
Airbnb Has a Plan to Fix Cleaning Fees [nerdwallet.com]
median cleaning fee per listing for a one-night stay was $75.
2.1.d. Qualifying Stay. [marriott.com] A "Stay" or "Qualifying Stay" means all consecutive nights a Member registers for, and personally pays and stays at any Participating Property, for which (i) the room is billed to the Member, or (ii) the guest room is direct billed to the company who has arranged payment for the Member's stay that is not associated with a convention or group meeting.
i. A "Stay" is a stay of one or more consecutive nights at the same Participating Property regardless of check-in and check-out activity by a Member who: (A) provides his/her Membership Number at the time of reservation or at check-in; (B) pays a Qualifying Rate or applies an Award Redemption for the stay; and (C) stays in one of the reserved guest rooms. A Member may only earn Points for up to three (3) guest rooms with the same check-in and check-out dates if they stay in one of the reserved guest rooms and pay a Qualifying Rate or apply an Award Redemption for all of the guest rooms.
That also disallows multiple reservations at the same property simultaneously (e.g. multiple rooms), and you don't earn elite night credits on multiple rooms (under one Bonvoy #) but you do earn the points for the spend (one the first 3 rooms as above).
Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years [thepointsguy.com]
Not to mention how picky hosts have become. I've never stayed in a hotel where I've been expected to take out the garbage, clean the bathroom, take off linens, etc, but that's becoming the norm for AirBNB:
Airbnb Has a Plan to Fix Cleaning Fees [nerdwallet.com]
median cleaning fee per listing for a one-night stay was $75.
Also…my coworker has a place he rents to traveling workers. It is a small 2/1 and if he hired out it costs over 300$ for a cleaning now. Prices seem to have gone wild everywhere for cleaning. Airbnb charges too much but a 175$ cleaning fee barely covers half these days.
You need to call and ask to be enrolled. After that, you will be granted Platinum status after staying 16 nights in 3 months. I think they also have a Gold challenge that only requires 8-10nights. I did the Platinum challenge earlier this year and it worked well, although I did wind up staying enough nights to earn the status organically. You have to choose one or the other at the time of signing up.
FWIW, I'm currently doing Hilton status challenge. After verifying my Marriott status, they granted me Gold. If I stay 14 nights in 3 months (I'll satisfy this by next week), they'll update me to Diamond for until 2/2025.
Don't know where you got $8.75, lol.
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Don't know where you got $8.75, lol.
X 1500 bonus points = $8.75. Made sense didn't it?
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