Just discovered that today is the LAST DAY to get 2 cpp on The Edit hotels. I guess I will have to take a final spin and see if I can find anything useful. It's not a big deal as I have already re-couped my last AF but I hate leaving $$ on the table.

I had unsubscribed from this thread to save myself (and others!) the aggravation but I guess that was slightly premature. Over the years there has been no bigger Chase fanboy (and Amex antagonist) but with the latest program updates my loyalties are shifting.

The Chase Edit hotel credit process is a cluster and you do need to wait for the reverse credit card transaction to be "posted" before you re-book for Chase to reapply the Edit credit. I had to book and cancel my hotel a few times because of this but I was lucky because the price of my hotel dropped during that time. People need to stop saying this is not true and confuse others.

You don't have to wait for the credit meter to reverse but you do need to wait for the reverse credit card transaction to be "posted" (not pending) before re-booking. The problem is because Chase ties the credit to the "posted" credit card transactions and bank transactions only post once at the end of the day and also not during the weekends. If you expand the original posted transaction and look all the way to the bottom you will see the Edit credit credited and if you look at the posted reverse transaction you will see the Edit credit reversed. You won't see the Edit credit in the in-between transactions.

The credit meter will be refreshed a day after the reverse transaction is posted. So yeah it will take a few days to cycle through this "posting" of transactions.

I can pretty much confirm this, as my record of transactions above (post #519) shows. I am now waiting to see if Chase will cut me a break or if I need to rebook (at a higher rate) next week to get my 2025 credit.

Which is irrelevant for people who have limited data, don't want to pay for roaming, or want to use a tablet that doesn't have a SIM card.

How do you know that expires today? Is it on the Chase website? I haven't booked an Edit reservation yet.

I'm looking at one in Mexico City for $250 and 26,000 points.

I previously has a reservation that I cancelled and had to fight with Chase to get credit back at full value.

Thanks and happy holidays!

Thank you, mia! I found this after your post.

https://thepointsguy.com/credit-card...ange-the-edit/

Is there a guideline on when to expect the points adjustment for edit properties booked between the change and yesterday (22). I made an edit booking yesterday, and expecting should get about 12K points back. I assume the adjustment should be automatic....just wondering when I might expect to see it so I know when to look, or when to write in if we don't see it.

I imagine Chase will make everyone's adjustment in a batch process, and since this will be a one-time event it may be manual, and my guess is that it would be done after the holidays.

Can someone please explain to me why there is an adjustment from Chase if you cancel an Edit reservation?
I made an Edit reservation back in October. The reservation is ~$952.00. I used my $500 coupon + $250 Edit credit + 10k points + $2. I cancelled the reservation on 12/19. I remember seeing a warning message regarding the 1.xx cents per point, but I didn't think much about it at that time. For this cancellation, shouldn't I get back $500 coupon + 10k points + $2? And if I am to book an Edit hotel again this year, I would still have the $250 credit to use. Is it correct? What is the adjustment everyone is talking about?

You lose the $500 credit if you cancel. You still have $250 to use until the end of the year.

Where did you get a $500 coupon from?

Sign up bonus when the refresh was first introduced.

So here�s an interesting one - or maybe someone knows what�s going on here.

booked an Edit stay last week, for Feb. 2026 for JW Marriott Resort Anaheim. I partially used points, but grand total for the stay was $1496.67. I added my Marriott Bonvoy number, and can see my reservation in the app there. It is showing in the details that it�s a Chase �lhrc exclusive rate�, but grand total is showing as $1361.30.

Antone know why the rate from Marriott is ~$135 less than Chase is charging me? Seems odd.

Because Chase needs to make some $$$ and cover the Edit benefits they are giving you.

ok..but don�t they usually bake those into the rates?

seems like they shouldn�t be showing that. That they should publish the rate at whatever the total is, and then pay Chase on the backend.