No offense people, but this is why I'm asking for a MARRIOTT response.
Originally Posted by
Tinainfl
Am not Marriott, but ... LNF is not a rate code, but instead means the "look no further rate." ....
I think your question is does Marriott's lowest rate guarantee apply to AAA rates & I don't know. Hopefully, Marriott can answer that question for you.
Yes, I know what LNF means. No, that is not the question.
Originally Posted by
Tinainfl
You will always receive points & elite night credit for any paid night booked through Marriott.com. The only time you won't receive such to my knowledge is with a price line or hotwire stay.
Well, this IS the question. What is the basis of your statement? Do you actually know something or are you just giving a belief or your experience?
Originally Posted by
morbers
It seems there might have been some confusion somewhere. LNF is not a special code. It's simply Marriott's guarantee that they'll give you the best rate (i.e. their Look No Further Guarantee). If you can't find a better rate elsewhere, you don't need to worry about LNF. If you're happy with the rate you have and don't want to keep searching, you don't need to worry about LNF.
Because LNF rates are booked through Marriott, there's no reason they shouldn't qualify for points or night credit. Similarly, if you book through Marriott.com with a rate code, you should receive the points and night credit.
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Again, if you book directly through Marriott, you shouldn't be worrying about whether you'll get points.
Again, I get what LNF is, and again, do you actually know what qualifies for points or night credit or are you assuming?
No offense, I'm not trying to be rude, but a number of people have posted contradictory answers.