https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...e749a00bf5.jpg
This is the screenshot on Chase mobile web.
I don't know why it's not showing in your account. Maybe it is a targeted offer. P2 has the Sapphire Preferred, and the offer is not available on her account.

Maybe it's only available on the mobile site? I will check for that...

It is on both of my mobile and desktop sites.

I'll bet it's targeted. I just checked and looked at the same property (though the dates could make a difference) and it just showed the regular CSR price.

The cardholder's points balance may also be a factor. You may not see the offer if you do not have sufficient points to cover the full amount required in the CSR account for the redemption.

Oh, I've got the points... 1,624,122 to be exact. ;-)

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...8d0660f574.jpg
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...62c4304af1.jpg
Details of the promotion shown in my account. It sounds targeted.
The promotion also applies to air tickets, with terms similar to Amex Biz Plat point rebate: Premium economy and up, and for certain airlines only.

Did you search for 2+night stay?

I did... I think is was actually for a 3 night stay.
And what you posted above... I looked everywhere in the Travel section, etc. looking for what might be an "offer" and came up with zilch.
That is a really good offer.

Um, congratulations? I am having trouble parsing that number, which I suspect you did not copy and paste.

Doh!!
Thanks for the heads up.
1,624,122

Has anyone figured out a way to access Chase Edit hotels if you aren't a CSR/United card holder?

I'm just curious to see what properties are available and what their rates are like.

For those that have access, I know a 2-night stay is required. Has anyone been able to find properties in the $100-$300 range, depending on time of year.

The Amex Hotel Collection also requires a 2-night stay, there are some cheaper properties on the list.

no, they are all top tier brands, Its similar to the Amex FHR hotels not the hotel collection. Brands for example are Ritz, Waldorf Astoria, The Kimpton, The Intercontinental, Four Seasons, Hyatt Regency, etc.

edit looking again, im seeing some in the $300 range but again they are all top name hotels.

Thanks for doing some legwork. I was pretty happy a few months ago when I could redeem 2 x IHG 40,000 POINT certificates for 2 nights at the Intercontinental Chicago---cash rate was around $180-$220.00 per night.
I wish there was a way for everyone to have access. If there were opportunities to book cheaper cheaper hotels during off-peak times, like Hyatt Regencies and Intercontinentals, this credit may be interesting for a weekend getaway.

Me too....potentially, as I dont have the card.

I have a CSR and have yet to see a Hyatt Regency come up in the results as part of The Edit hotels. The hotels are all pretty much the same as the Amex FHR hotels and I've never seen a Regency there either. Park Hyatts will come up for both but if someone has ever seen a Regency they should point it out to the rest of us because that might be a valuable way to use that upcoming coupon/ credit.