Officially no, but these are specially negotiated prices, just like Amex FHR or Virtuoso. Hotels may only offer certain number of rooms or categories to be part of Edit.

Are Marriott properties no longer eligible for the Edit $250 credits? If so this is a major degradation.

I am searching a 2-night stay in Washington DC and see several high end properties listed as "The Edit" but without the "Eligible for $250 credit" that is displayed for other Edit properties.

Are you referring to the regular edit credit, which applies to any edit hotel, (2 x per year, used to be 1 x Jan-Jun, 1x Jul-Dec), or the 'special' 2026 $250 hotel credit which applies to certain hotel brands?

Any edit property gets the regular edit credit - those are listed as 'The Edit' and includes some [higher-end] Marriott hotels, but definitely not all. The 2026 credit is available for certain hotels, regardless of whether they are edit properties or not, and is promoted as a one-time benefit for this year only. Not an exhaustive list, but my recollection is the 2026 credit applies to hotels that are part of IHG, Omni, Virgin, Minor Hotels Group, and probably a few that I'm missing. Those credits are different, but those that are both in the eligible 2026 credit group and also edit property will stack, so you can use both on a single reservation.

You got most of them, here's the full list:

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...04dab9c5e2.jpg

In order to stack both the Edit and Select Hotels credits and get the full $500 the 2 night booking has to be at least $500, otherwise I've seen people get partial credit on one of them (let's say if the booking is $435 then it will use $250 of one credit and $185 of the other with $65 still remaining available to you for this year. I'm not sure in which order it uses the credits though).

Got it. A little confusing in the display (so what else is new with Chase Travel) but easy to confirm the credits as they post quickly.

So I'm warming up a bit more to The Edit but it is very city specific. Seeing some decent redemptions in NYC and DC compared to cash rates and hotel points. Though the Hyatt point transfers still offer a better rate, at least until the May screw.

We've built up a large number of points that have gone unused for years, so we booked an Edit hotel for 2x points boost and the $250 credit. Makes it easier to move on from the CSR next year. Price was the same as the hotel website.

2 Edit rooms for same dates in Las Vegas
 

We are 4 of us planning 2 nights in Vegas. Planning to get 2 rooms for same 2 nights at Edit hotel. Would I get $250+$250 =$500.00 credit on my CSR? And how about per room benefits like $100 dining and 2 free breakfast?

we are specifically looking at PARK MGM or MGM RESORT & Casino

As long as you make 2 separate 2 night bookings you will get a $250 credit for each one. You also get benefits for each room and I would put the name of the primary guest staying in the second room when booking.

Thanks. So I am the primary card holder so I put my name as primary guest on each of the separate bookings?

You can do that if you want to, but it doesn't matter who the primary card holder is with regard to putting the primary guest name - you need to make each booking with the card that gets the Edit credit and put at least $250 charge per booking on the card (you can cover the rest with points if you like). Since I don't think you are personally staying in both rooms I would put the name of one of the guests staying in the other room on that reservation just because it will allow them the flexibility of checking in on their own without you being there.

Unless they changed it, MGM Grand or Park MGM does not get free breakfast under EDIT. You will only get the $100 dining per booking. If you want breakfast credit, you have to book Bellagio instead.

I saw no mention of '2 free breakfast' for MGM G and Park MGM. Can someone confirm if they received the complimentary breakfast benefit?

Breakfast is not included for these hotels.

I booked in Dec two separate Chase EDIT stays at MGM Grand and Park MGM. Both were showing as Marriott Bonvoy eligible. I stayed in Jan and added marriott number at checkin for both. I received Marriott stay credit and points for MGM Grand stay but not at Park MGM. I was not double charged the resort fee at either.

Marriott is telling me to pound sand for the Park MGM reservation as it is "a third party booking". Am I wasting my time chasing this further with Chase and/or Marriott? Anyone successfully challenged this? Would like the nights credited to help me towards requal.

In early February it was reported that these properties were no longer showing Bonvoy Eligible. If you have screen shots or other evidence to show that it was different at the time you booked you could contact one of the Marriott representatives on Flyertalk: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/memb...oy-lurker.html