There’s a new, targeted Chase Offer out for Marriott Bonvoy that’s giving 10% back as a statement credit when spending $100-$500.
The Deal
- Spend $100+ at Marriott Bonvoy properties & get 10% back as a statement credit with a Chase Offer.
Key Terms
- Expires August 31, 2026.
- $50 cashback maximum.
- Offer valid one time only.
- Offer only valid on purchases made directly with the merchant.
- Offer valid only at Marriott Bonvoy properties located in the U.S.
- Offer valid in-store or online.
- Offer not valid on gift card purchases.
- Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later).
- Offer only valid on U.S. purchases.
Quick Thoughts
This appears to be a highly targeted Chase Offer as my wife and I only have it on one card between us.
It’s giving 10% back when spending at least $100 and is valid on up to $500 spend due to the $50 cashback limit. If you’re lucky enough to have this offer on two or more cards and your stay is due to cost more than $500, you could ask the hotel to split the cost of the stay across two or more cards in order to earn 10% statement credits on each one.
Be aware that there are Marriott Amex Offers that are, for the most part, more generous than this Chase Offer. Those offers have recently been extended and more people have been targeted, so it’s worth checking to see if you’re targeted for those too as those have larger statement credits available. For a cheaper stay though, this Chase Offer might work better seeing as the minimum spending threshold is only $100, whereas those Amex Offers require a higher level of spend in order to trigger the statement credits.
Note that the terms of this Chase Offer state that it’s only valid on stays in the US. Chase Offers tend to be triggered by purchases more easily than Amex Offers do, so there’s a chance that it’ll still work on overseas stays, but I certainly can’t guarantee that.
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