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Old Aug 5, 2020, 7:17 pm
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$100 Dining Credit

Last year I received a $100 dining credit that I used at the Westin in Atlanta. I cannot find how I got that credit. I thought it was an annual perk of one of my credit cards. Does anyone happen to remember this dining credit?
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Old Aug 6, 2020, 5:57 pm
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Originally Posted by EasternTraveler
Last year I received a $100 dining credit that I used at the Westin in Atlanta. I cannot find how I got that credit. I thought it was an annual perk of one of my credit cards. Does anyone happen to remember this dining credit?
I think you're referring to this, but you shouldn't be getting it at a Westin Hotel, only at an RC or St. Regis, so it might be a different credit:

"$100 Marriott Bonvoy Property Credit. With your Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant™ American Express® Card, book direct using a special rate for a 2 night minimum stay at The Ritz-Carlton® or St. Regis® and get up to $100 in credit for qualifying charges.‡"

You also get the $100 credit with the RC Rewards Card.
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Old Aug 9, 2020, 1:51 pm
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Originally Posted by Nagasaki Joe
I think you're referring to this, but you shouldn't be getting it at a Westin Hotel, only at an RC or St. Regis, so it might be a different credit:

"$100 Marriott Bonvoy Property Credit. With your Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant™ American Express® Card, book direct using a special rate for a 2 night minimum stay at The Ritz-Carlton® or St. Regis® and get up to $100 in credit for qualifying charges.‡"

You also get the $100 credit with the RC Rewards Card.
I didn't stay at the hotel at all. Just went up and eat dinner and somehow got the credit. It has gotten hard to track all of these things.
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Old Aug 9, 2020, 1:55 pm
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Must have been something else. Hopefully someone knows what it was, so I can not pass up on using it again.
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Originally Posted by EasternTraveler
Last year I received a $100 dining credit that I used at the Westin in Atlanta. I cannot find how I got that credit. I thought it was an annual perk of one of my credit cards. Does anyone happen to remember this dining credit?
Did you book via a travel advisor? You often get these credits with Virtuoso or STARS/Luminous rates. FHR also gives credits like this.
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Old Aug 12, 2020, 11:53 am
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Originally Posted by Nagasaki Joe
"$100 Marriott Bonvoy Property Credit. With your Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant™ American Express® Card, book direct using a special rate for a 2 night minimum stay at The Ritz-Carlton® or St. Regis® and get up to $100 in credit for qualifying charges.‡"
Is the "special rate" $100 more than the regular rate? I am always skeptical of these types of offers.
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Old Aug 12, 2020, 6:07 pm
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Originally Posted by Mr. BoH
Is the "special rate" $100 more than the regular rate? I am always skeptical of these types of offers.
It's not a "special rate," it's a $100 credit. When you stay at a RC or St. Regis hotel, the credit can be applied to pay for dining, spa or other incidental fee, but not for room rate.
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Old Aug 12, 2020, 7:08 pm
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Originally Posted by Nagasaki Joe
It's not a "special rate," it's a $100 credit. When you stay at a RC or St. Regis hotel, the credit can be applied to pay for dining, spa or other incidental fee, but not for room rate.
Then how did I get it? I went there for the sole purpose of the $100 dining credit and spent one night in the Atlanta Westin. Was it a one time credit card bonus?
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Originally Posted by Mr. BoH
Is the "special rate" $100 more than the regular rate? I am always skeptical of these types of offers.
I think I understand your question. There is a special code for obtaining this credit, and when you stay at the hotel that code applies and, yes, you get a rate that is generally higher than the normal rate for a stay, and I think it is often close to $100 more, but it can be lower.

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Then how did I get it? I went there for the sole purpose of the $100 dining credit and spent one night in the Atlanta Westin. Was it a one time credit card bonus?
In your previous post, you said you didn't stay at the hotel at all, you just ate dinner there. Since it was a Westin Hotel, it must have been something else. You could call the hotel and ask them if it was a one-time special promotion that you got or if you can get it again.
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Old Aug 13, 2020, 4:52 pm
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Originally Posted by Nagasaki Joe
I think I understand your question. There is a special code for obtaining this credit, and when you stay at the hotel that code applies and, yes, you get a rate that is generally higher than the normal rate for a stay, and I think it is often close to $100 more, but it can be lower.


In your previous post, you said you didn't stay at the hotel at all, you just ate dinner there. Since it was a Westin Hotel, it must have been something else. You could call the hotel and ask them if it was a one-time special promotion that you got or if you can get it again.
I was wrong about staying there. We did spend a night there. I don't know if I was required to stay there or not. I do not think it was tied to the stay as I booked a $88 rate. A very cheap rate by any standard for a Westin.
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