(EXPIRED) Best Western Chase Offer: Get 10% back on $100-$320 spend

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There’s a new Best Western Chase Offer giving 10% back which is valid on slightly higher spend compared to some past offers.

Best Western Chase Offer 10% back $100-$320 spend

The Deal

  • Get 10% back as a statement credit when spending $100+ at Best Western with a targeted Chase Offer.

Key Terms

  • Expires March 30, 2024.
  • $32 cashback maximum.
  • Offer valid one time only.
  • Complete payment for your stay must be made by March 30, 2024.
  • Offer not valid on third-party purchases.
  • Payment must be made directly with the merchant.
  • Offer valid at domestic properties of Best Western, Best Western Plus, Best Western Premier, Vib, GLo, Aiden and Executive Residency.
  • Offer not valid at SureStay Hotels or WorldHotels.

Quick Thoughts

Past Best Western Chase Offers have had maximum cashback of $29, so it’s nice that there’s a slightly higher maximum this time of $32.

Note that this offer is only valid for properties in the US, plus it’s not valid at SureStay or WorldHotels.

Best Western currently has a promotion giving a free night voucher when staying two nights, so this Chase Offer can help you save 10% when paying for those two nights. If your stay isn’t due to take place until after this 10% offer expires, you could call the property to ask them to take payment early to lock in the savings.

If you haven’t made your reservation(s) yet, click through from a shopping portal – you can find the current rates here and here. At the time of publishing this, Rakuten is offering 10% cashback/10x Membership Rewards.

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