MilesBuzz! - Hotel points for stays booked through airlines

I was thinking that it would be advantageous for FTers to have a thread on chains that give credit for stays and nights when booking through airlines vacation packages/deals or 3rd party sites. I'm pretty sure that *wood doesn't give stays or nights for purchases anywhere except spg.com and its sister sites. What about the other big groups? Hilton, Hyatt, InterContinental, Marriott, and Wyndham? I figure that none of them do. TIA

According to Hilton's Web site, you can get points for stays booked through airline sites.

I booked a package through Delta's site with a Holiday Inn close to LAX. They turned down my request to even enter my PC# into the reservation. Desk clerk claimed that it was third party. I'm sure that this can vary amongst properties though.

According to Hilton's Web site, you can get points for stays booked through airline sites.

Marriott will not for third parties 99.9% of the time. That is because the third parties don't want you to know how much they maid off of you. Since @ Marriott you get points per $$. They don't want you to know that they charged you 109.00 but they only paid 85.00 to marriott and they made $24.00 off of you.

As Hilton I believe only gives out a fixed amount of points per stay they can do it.

Two weeks ago I had a 3 night stay at the Las Vegas Hilton as part of a United Vacations package (air, car, hotel) Upon checkin, I gave my HHonors gold number. I got credit for a "stay" (in Hilton lingo) and I earned points for what I charged to the room (theater tickets, meal, internet access). I did not get points for the cost of the hotel room. Because I was HHonors gold, I asked for and received a room upgrade. The package included a run of the house room.