Chase Offers: 15% Back at Marriott Through March 8 [Targeted]

Update:The offer mentioned below has expired and is no longer available.

Similar to Amex Offers, Chase offers its own set of discounts through its Chase Offers portal. In its latest round of offers, Chase is featuring 15% back at select Marriott properties.

Here’s how you can save with this discount!

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Save 15% At Participating Marriott Hotels
Maximizing the Marriott Chase Offer
Final Thoughts

Save 15% At Participating Marriott Hotels

With this new Chase Offer, you’re able to save 15% on stays at select Marriott hotel brands.

To check if you were targeted for this Chase Offer, you’ll want to log in at chase.com or on your Chase app and cycle through each of your Chase cards to see which, if any, offers are available. From there, you can simply tap to add each offer to your card. Not all cardmembers or cards will be targeted.

Chase Offers Marriott New — Image Credit: Chase

The eligible properties include Fairfield, Westin, Springhill Suites, Townplace Suites and Autograph Collection hotels worldwide.

You need to spend at least $100 to trigger each offer, and the maximum amount of cash-back will depend on the specific offer. For example, the Fairfield Chase Offer maxes out at $57 cash-back, while the Westin Hotels & Resorts Chase Offer maxes out at $102 cash-back.

No matter which offer you activate, these are considerable amounts, especially with expensive hotel rates. These offers expire on March 8, 2023, so you have 1 week left to book and pay for your stay, although the travel dates can be anytime after that.

Finally, payment must be made directly with Marriott and is not valid when booking through online travel agencies (OTAs).

Hot Tip: Learn more about the best current Chase Offers, including travel, dining, entertainment, and shopping.

Maximizing the Marriott Chase Offer

You can save 15% back at Marriott hotels, including The Westin Dublin. Image Credit: Marriott

Keep in mind that there are multiple offers for several Marriott brands, and you’re only able to spend once per offer. Unlike many Amex Offers that allow you to spend multiple times to build up your spend toward a maximum redemption, as soon as you spend at least $100 at one of the eligible hotel brands, the offer will trigger, regardless if you stay at a later time and spend additional money.

If you have a few stays planned, each of differing amounts, you may want to consider not using the card with the offer until the most expensive stay — this way you can maximize the amount of cash-back you’ll receive.

Final Thoughts

While this offer is only valid for a short time, the savings are considerable, especially if you have an expensive stay booked. You may wish to consider changing your travel plans to a Marriott-branded property so that you can receive the cash-back associated with these offers.

4 comments

Paul July 5, 2022

Can I double-dip by making a reservation at a Westin by using Ultimate Rewards Travel (and thus getting the 10x UR points as well)? I suspect not, but it would be cool.

Jarrod West July 5, 2022

Hi Paul,

It is unlikely that you would be able to double-dip as making the purchase through Chase likely wouldn’t code correctly to get you the 15% discount.

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Chris March 1, 2023

I don’t have them on Chase BUT I received these offers for my Bank of America Visa Signature card last week, just in time to use for an Orlando trip.

Christine Krzyszton March 1, 2023

Thanks for sharing that, Chris.

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