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Q1 2023 Marriott Bonvoy® Global Promotion: 1,000 Bonus MBV Points + 1 Bonus Elite Night Credit Feb 7th - Apr 23rd

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Jan 27th, 2023 6:01 pm
mzmoney [OP]
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Jan 27th, 2023 6:01 pm

Q1 2023 Marriott Bonvoy® Global Promotion: 1,000 Bonus MBV Points + 1 Bonus Elite Night Credit Feb 7th - Apr 23rd

Deal Link:
https://help.marriott.com/s/article/Article-34584
Expiry:
April 23, 2023
Retailer:
Marriott Bonvoy
Need to earn Marriott Elite Nights/Upcoming Travel?


Edit: Mon, Jan 30/23

All are eligible as this is a Global Marriott Promo. If it's not showing up under your Promo tab, as @donttoewsmebro mentioned, you can contact Marriott and they can manually add for you!

Here's contact link/info, compliments of @BuciMaci :

https://www.marriott.com/marriott/contact.mi

1 (800) 535-4028


Key Details

Marriott Bonvoy® Members who register here www.marriottbonvoy.com/earntwice between January 24, 2023 and April 9, 2023 can earn 1,000 Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points plus 1 Bonus Elite Night Credit on each eligible Paid Night stayed between February 7, 2023 and April 23, 2023.

Registration is between January 24, 2023 and April 9, 2023. Eligible Paid Nights completed prior to registration are not eligible to earn Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points or Bonus Elite Night Credits with this promotion.

The Promotion Earning Period is for eligible Paid Nights completed between February 7, 2023 and April 23, 2023, at participating Marriott Bonvoy® Properties.


Frequently Asked Questions


What are the registration and earning dates?

Register now, then earn on Eligible Paid Nights completed between February 7, 2023 and April 23, 2023.

Registration ends April 9, 2023. Eligible Paid Nights completed prior to registration are not eligible to earn Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points or Bonus Elite Night Credits with this Promotion. Registration Page: www.marriottbonvoy.com/earntwice


Does this Promotion have a maximum earning potential?

No. With this Promotion, Members enjoy unlimited earnings during the 75 Bonus Night Promotion Period; up to 75,000 Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points and 75 Bonus Elite Night Credits.


Which Hotels/Brands participate in this Promotion?

All Marriott Bonvoy® participating Brands and Hotels participate in the promotion except for Stays at Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy®, Marriott Executive Apartments®, and owner-occupied weeks at Marriott Vacation Club®, Marriott Grand Residence Club®, Sheraton Vacation Club®, Westin Vacation Club®, The Ritz-Carlton Club®, St. Regis Residence Club® and Luxury Collection Residence Club, are not eligible for Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points or Elite Night Credits for this promotion. BVLGARI and other Hotels that do not currently participate in Marriott Bonvoy® are also excluded from the promotion.


Do Redemption Nights qualify for earning?

No, Award Redemption Nights including fixed Cash + Points Awards, Free Night Award (Certificate), Point Upgrade Awards or a Marriott Bonvoy® Points Redemption are not eligible for the Promotion.

A completed customized Cash and Point Stay is eligible as it contains Paid Nights.

Example: If you, the Member, have one eligible paid Night for the first Night, then redeem Marriott Bonvoy® Points for the second Night, you will earn earn 1,000 Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points plus 1 Bonus Elite Night Credit on the eligible paid Night.

How Do I Make a Cash + Points Reservation?


Can Marriott Associates participate in the Promotion?

Yes, Marriott Associates are eligible to participate and earn Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points on eligible paid Stays.


If a Member earns Airline Miles, are they eligible for this Promotion?

If you're currently earning Airline Miles, you are not eligible for this Promotion. To earn Marriott Bonvoy® Bonus Points and Bonus Elite Night Credits with this Promotion, change your earning preference in your Membership Account Profile from Miles to Marriott Bonvoy® Points.


Can a Member earn Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points and Elite Night Credits for more than one Room?

Members will earn Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points and Bonus Elite Night Credits for only one Room at one Property per Night, even if the Member pays for additional Rooms.


If a Member's Stay crosses over the Promotion Earning Period dates, will it count?

If an eligible paid Stay straddles the earning period, only eligible Nights that fall within the earning period dates will count toward promotion credit. Nights that fall outside of the earning period dates will not earn credit. For this promotion, eligible Nights on April 23, 2023 (across all time zones) will qualify for Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points and Elite Night Credits.


When will the Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points and Elite Night Credits be added to Members' Accounts?

The 1,000 Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points per eligible paid Night and one Bonus Elite Night Credit per eligible paid Night will be awarded to the Member's Account within 7 business days after Check-Out and will post with the Stay.


Can Members book through a third-party site and earn Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points?

No. Rates available through most third-party online retailers and select travel agency rates are ineligible to earn Marriott Bonvoy® Points or Elite Night Credits. Book via the Marriott Bonvoy® Mobile App or on Marriott.com to ensure you earn your Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points and Elite Night Credits for this Promotion.


Where can I see my Promotion Earnings?

If using a desktop or mobile browser, log into your Marriott Bonvoy® Account and visit the Promotions page to see your Promotion Activity. If using the Marriott Bonvoy® Mobile App, tap the 'Account' icon at the bottom of the page and then tap 'My Promotions'.


If a Member registers for the promotion mid-stay, can they earn Bonus Points and Elite Night Credits on eligible Paid Nights?

Yes, Members will receive promotion credit for eligible Paid Nights as long as they register prior to Check-Out.


How long will the Elite Night Credits be valid?

Elite Night Credits will count only toward the status year in which they are posted and will count toward a Member's Lifetime Elite Nights.


Happy Travels!!
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Jan 27th, 2023 6:06 pm
mistytalon
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Near You

Jan 27th, 2023 6:06 pm

Good time to do a mattress run if you're looking to secure status.
Cards: Aeroplan Reserve • Cobalt • US Gold • Bonvoy
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Jan 27th, 2023 6:41 pm
brickpreviews
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Feb 5, 2017
279 posts
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Jan 27th, 2023 6:41 pm

mistytalon wrote: ↑ Good time to do a mattress run if you're looking to secure status.
Not many cheap Marriott hotel these days. Four Points YEG airport was around $100/night and that was the lowest I can find.
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Jan 27th, 2023 8:01 pm
SmGuyInToronto
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Jul 21, 2019
147 posts
164 upvotes

Jan 27th, 2023 8:01 pm

Such promotions targeted at loyalty bookings are mostly BS, as they give you a false sense of saving money. You are almost always better off shopping around -- whether it be aggregators, membership pricing, different hotel chains, or so on. Most of these loyalty programs are so watered down these days that your "elite status" and higher-price bookings barely get you a couple of bottles of water and some ego massage when you check in. Not worth blowing thousands of dollars!

As an example, when I booked a recent Marriott reservation for Niagara falls, CAA rate was $106. Priceline "express deal" was $140, and regular rate was $156. A couple of months ago, we got a Hilton in NY for 50% on price line express deal, while membership/CAA discounts would be barely 10% off. Similarly, while travelling to Delhi, the only airport hotel was Holiday inn, while for others you need to get out. If you start chasing Marriott loyalty, first you will pay through your nose. And second your options will never be optimal.

If you look at this offer's fine-print:
Non-Qualifying Rates are those booked using the following methods:
i. The guest room was booked through a tour operator, online travel channel or other third-party channel including, without limitation, expedia.com, hotwire.com, priceline.com, orbitz.com, booking.com, travelocity.com; or
ii. The guest room was booked at a group rate as part of an event, meeting, conference or organized tour, and the Member does not directly pay the Participating Property for such room; or
iii. The guest room was booked at a tour operator, wholesaler, or crew room rate or package including, without limitation, organized tours or package bookings; or
iv. The guest room was complimentary; or
v. A voucher or third-party award was redeemed for the guest room.
Yeah, no thanks!
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Jan 27th, 2023 10:02 pm
robertbarker
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Victoria, BC

Jan 27th, 2023 10:02 pm

I had platinum status with Starwood for a few years before they got swallowed up by Marriott. Almost always got upgraded, lounges were not crowded, food was good. It felt special.
Now hotels and airlines are creating so many "elite" members that everyone is elite. Heck, in the US you can have marriott platinum just for having their credit card. when everyone's elite, nobody's elite. hotels are full of elite members and they all want upgrades. they all pack the lounges for free food and booze. it has become a nightmare. i'm not saying that other chains are better. they're all bad.
whereas it used to be worth trying to get status, today it isn't. if you travel for work and earn it organically then sure. go for it. but in the past i would have seen this offer for double nights and i would have used it to the maximum possible. now i won't even bother.
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Jan 28th, 2023 8:46 am
GateGuardian
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Jan 12, 2005
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Mississauga

Jan 28th, 2023 8:46 am

TeddyPants wrote: ↑ Hi. What is an elite night credit? I'm planning a 2 week business trip during that period. Does this mean I will earn 2 weeks of free stays?
No. it means the paid night counts towards status and you get status per year based on nights stay. So if you're staying for 10nights, you get 20 nights towards status. 25 nights get you Gold status. Anyways, status is really worth nothing these days as the hotels don't really upgrade anymore (unless you're Ambassador status).
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Jan 28th, 2023 8:54 am
clarionguy
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Sep 7, 2006
149 posts
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Jan 28th, 2023 8:54 am

Says I am not eligible wth. I earn points too and not miles
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Jan 28th, 2023 9:33 am
Paymethemoney
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Oct 31, 2006
682 posts
202 upvotes

Jan 28th, 2023 9:33 am

SmGuyInToronto wrote: ↑ Such promotions targeted at loyalty bookings are mostly BS, as they give you a false sense of saving money. You are almost always better off shopping around -- whether it be aggregators, membership pricing, different hotel chains, or so on. Most of these loyalty programs are so watered down these days that your "elite status" and higher-price bookings barely get you a couple of bottles of water and some ego massage when you check in. Not worth blowing thousands of dollars!

As an example, when I booked a recent Marriott reservation for Niagara falls, CAA rate was $106. Priceline "express deal" was $140, and regular rate was $156. A couple of months ago, we got a Hilton in NY for 50% on price line express deal, while membership/CAA discounts would be barely 10% off. Similarly, while travelling to Delhi, the only airport hotel was Holiday inn, while for others you need to get out. If you start chasing Marriott loyalty, first you will pay through your nose. And second your options will never be optimal.

If you look at this offer's fine-print:


Yeah, no thanks!
Corporate rates or CAA should still be eligible for the bonus nights so not sure what the issue is?

Status at Marriott isn’t as great as it used to be but you still get extra bonus points, lounge access, free breakfast and more. You’ll also be eligible for an upgrade often so it works out to your advantage.
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Jan 28th, 2023 10:02 am
cbt123
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Oct 24, 2009
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Jan 28th, 2023 10:02 am

GateGuardian wrote: ↑ Anyways, status is really worth nothing these days as the hotels don't really upgrade anymore (unless you're Ambassador status).
Over the past three years having platinum status, I have always been upgraded to a suite on every stay and often got a welcome gift of a bottle of wine, chocolates or something on arrival, so I guess ymmv. The lounge access and free breakfasts in the restaurant have been nice, although how nice depends on the hotel.

I always book the cheapest room/rate btw, and I've been upgraded to suites that go for over $1000/night.
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Jan 28th, 2023 10:10 am
GateGuardian
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Jan 12, 2005
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Mississauga

Jan 28th, 2023 10:10 am

cbt123 wrote: ↑ Over the past three years having platinum status, I have always been upgraded to a suite on every stay and often got a welcome gift of a bottle of wine, chocolates or something on arrival, so I guess ymmv. The lounge access and free breakfasts in the restaurant have been nice, although how nice depends on the hotel.

I always book the cheapest room/rate btw, and I've been upgraded to suites that go for over $1000/night.
Good for you. Just telling my experience being on the road 50% of the time in the US with Titanium status.
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Jan 28th, 2023 2:44 pm
i6s1
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Jan 28th, 2023 2:44 pm

I've been Platinum the last few years. I've never gotten an upgrade to a suite and I've never even been able to use my Suite Night upgrades to get one. Part of it is that I usually stay at cheaper hotels that don't have suites, but when I do try and use the upgrades they say there's no room, even when there are rooms bookable. I have gotten minor upgrades on some occasions, but not always. This is all in the US and Canada, I know Asia is far better for upgrades.

Breakfast, on the other hand, is a fantastic perk for Platinum when I stay at a full-service hotel.

If you're staying a couple of weeks over this promo, then combined with a credit card it's enough to get to close to Platinum, it might be worth prioritizing staying at a Marriott. But it's not worth a mattress run, you're better off saving that money and paying for breakfast.
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Jan 28th, 2023 3:27 pm
mzmoney [OP]
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Oct 3, 2018
5696 posts
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Jan 28th, 2023 3:27 pm

donttoewsmebro wrote: ↑A lot of people arent able to see the promotion on their app or on the website. Just call up Marriott customer service and they will manually add it for you.

FT Thread on this promo: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/marriot ... -23-a.html
clarionguy wrote: ↑Says I am not eligible wth. I earn points too and not miles
BuciMaci wrote: ↑ Not eligible. This should be YMMV.
As @donttoewsmebro mentioned, contact Marriott as it's a global promo that is available for all!
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Jan 28th, 2023 3:43 pm
crimsona
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Sep 9, 2003
9158 posts
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Burnaby

Jan 28th, 2023 3:43 pm

SmGuyInToronto wrote: ↑ Such promotions targeted at loyalty bookings are mostly BS, as they give you a false sense of saving money. You are almost always better off shopping around -- whether it be aggregators, membership pricing, different hotel chains, or so on. Most of these loyalty programs are so watered down these days that your "elite status" and higher-price bookings barely get you a couple of bottles of water and some ego massage when you check in. Not worth blowing thousands of dollars!

As an example, when I booked a recent Marriott reservation for Niagara falls, CAA rate was $106. Priceline "express deal" was $140, and regular rate was $156. A couple of months ago, we got a Hilton in NY for 50% on price line express deal, while membership/CAA discounts would be barely 10% off. Similarly, while travelling to Delhi, the only airport hotel was Holiday inn, while for others you need to get out. If you start chasing Marriott loyalty, first you will pay through your nose. And second your options will never be optimal.

If you look at this offer's fine-print:


Yeah, no thanks!
Corporate, caa/AAA, government rates are all earnings and promo eligible, and have always been. They're options on the website

Wedding group blocks and conference rates may be eligible too depending on how the organizer set it up
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Jan 28th, 2023 9:06 pm
fiscal-rick
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Norilsk

Jan 28th, 2023 9:06 pm

cbt123 wrote: ↑ Over the past three years having platinum status, I have always been upgraded to a suite on every stay and often got a welcome gift of a bottle of wine, chocolates or something on arrival, so I guess ymmv.
i6s1 wrote: ↑ I've been Platinum the last few years. I've never gotten an upgrade to a suite and I've never even been able to use my Suite Night upgrades to get one. Part of it is that I usually stay at cheaper hotels that don't have suites, but when I do try and use the upgrades they say there's no room, even when there are rooms bookable. I have gotten minor upgrades on some occasions.
I have found as gold member I got the best upgrades depending on time of day I check in actually. And even better when it's a location I frequent and remember front staff names (even if they obviously don't remember mine)

This year am platinum! same strategy should work out for perks
If I robbed the place I would be out by now....
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Jan 28th, 2023 9:53 pm
steam04
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Oct 28, 2017
231 posts
94 upvotes

Jan 28th, 2023 9:53 pm

How does it indicate which hotels are eligible for this?
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Jan 28th, 2023 10:00 pm
mzmoney [OP]
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Oct 3, 2018
5696 posts
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Jan 28th, 2023 10:00 pm

steam04 wrote: ↑ How does it indicate which hotels are eligible for this?
Which Hotels/Brands participate in this Promotion?

All Marriott Bonvoy® participating Brands and Hotels participate in the promotion except for Stays at Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy®, Marriott Executive Apartments®, and owner-occupied weeks at Marriott Vacation Club®, Marriott Grand Residence Club®, Sheraton Vacation Club®, Westin Vacation Club®, The Ritz-Carlton Club®, St. Regis Residence Club® and Luxury Collection Residence Club, are not eligible for Bonus Marriott Bonvoy® Points or Elite Night Credits for this promotion. BVLGARI and other Hotels that do not currently participate in Marriott Bonvoy® are also excluded from the promotion.
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