New 2.5x Points Boost Offers at Select Properties via Chase Travel

Updated: April 21, 2026, 1:11pm CDT

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What Is Points Boost?
The Edit by Chase Travel Properties Offering a 2.5x Boost
Final Thoughts

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Good news for those with the Chase Sapphire Reserve^® and the Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ card: Chase Travel is offering its highest-ever Chase Ultimate Rewards redemption value of 2.5 cents per point on a curated selection of The Edit properties.

Here’s a full look at the details, including a list of eligible properties.

What Is Points Boost?

Launched in 2025, Points Boost is a feature of Chase credit cards that earn Chase Ultimate Rewards points when using your points to book travel in the Chase Travel portal.

What your points are worth when using Points Boost can vary both by what type of card you have and the flight or hotel you are booking.

Usually, cardholders of the Chase Sapphire Reserve card and the Chase Sapphire Reserve Business card can receive up to 2 cents per point when redeeming for select hotels and airfare, but this new promotion will allow you to redeem your points for 2.5 cents per point at a handful of eligible hotels.

The Edit by Chase Travel Properties Offering a 2.5x Boost

All of the properties are located in destinations featured in Chase Travel’s “26 Trips to Take in 2026,” including:

Four Seasons Hotel Osaka — Osaka, Japan
Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado — Santa Fe, New Mexico
Gardena Grodnerhof Hotel — Italian Dolomites
Grand Hyatt Deer Valley — Park City, Utah
Hotel du Couvent, a Luxury Collection Hotel — Nice, France
InterContinental Dominica Cabrits Resort & Spa — Dominica
Nobu Hotel San Sebastian — Basque Country, Spain
Salterra, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa — South Caicos
Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam — Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Ritz-Carlton, Portland — Portland, Oregon
The Surrey, A Corinthia Hotel — New York City, New York

Hotel du Couvent Room — Hôtel du Couvent. Image Credit: Marriott

Since these properties are bookable through The Edit by Chase Travel, you’ll receive elite status-like benefits when staying at these properties, even when you use your points to book.

These benefits include:

$100 property credit for spa, dining, or other activities on the property
Complimentary breakfast daily for 2 people
Early check-in and late checkout, if available
Room upgrade at check-in, if available
Complimentary Wi-Fi

Hot Tip:

The Chase Sapphire Reserve card and the Chase Sapphire Reserve Business card both come with an up to $300 annual travel credit and an up to $500 annual credit for stays with The Edit by Chase Travel, delivered in 2 separate $250 credits with 2-night minimum stay requirement. You can enjoy those benefits on these stays, as well.

Final Thoughts

If you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve card or the Chase Sapphire Reserve Business card, are planning travel to any of the above locations, and are considering staying in any of the eligible hotels, this is an excellent opportunity to get even more value when using your points.