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Two different [overlapping] reservations, points for only one
Last month I had two different reservations at the same hotel. Four of the nights over lapped. I only got points for one stay so I submitted a request for missing nights and points. Marriott is telling me I can only earn for one stay. One reservation was for 14 nights and the other was for four nights. Both are under my name. The reply just doesn’t sound correct.
Thank yo for your reply. A Member can earn Points for up to three rooms and Nights for one room only. This is provided the Member personally occupies one room and pays for all three. Since the stays overlap, you can only earn Nights for one room. Thus you earned 14 Nights instead of 14 + 4 nights. https://marriottintl.my.salesforce.c...181S00000IFMwQ this just doesn’t make sense. They are two different reservation numbers. I want points and nights for both reservations. Ugh |
You can't get nights for two rooms in the same hotel on the same night. The question is whether technically there's some rule against collecting points for both rooms in this case.
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SPG used to allow points and nights for up to 3 rooms. This went away with the merger in Aug 2018. Now you can earn points for up to 3 rooms, but Elite nights for only 1 room. Sorry but agent was right.
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Here's the section of the Terms and Conditions pertaining to Nights credit (emphasis mine):
4.2.a. Only nights personally stayed by and individually billed to an Elite Member at Participating Properties are credited toward the Elite Member’s Elite membership achievement and renewal thereof. Pursuant to section 1.4.e. Accounts may be combined to achieve Elite membership. i. Pursuant to section 2.1.a., one Elite Night Credit will be awarded to the Elite Member room for each Qualifying Night stayed. Source: https://www.marriott.com/loyalty/terms/default.mi#elite Since you physically can't stay in two different rooms simultaneously, you can only get Night credits for one room. |
i don’t think OP is asking for double Elite qualifying nights for the same calendar night, s/he asking for points to be earned on two rooms at the same hotel on the same night.
I occasionally have relatives stay with me on the same property and at slightly different, but partially overlapping dates. The trick to make sure one gets points (not EQNs) for all expenses incurred in both rooms is to transfer one room’s entire folio into the other room’s and settle both bills with a single invoice and cc transaction. |
Originally Posted by lattegirl13
(Post 32669449)
SNIP
A Member can earn Points for up to three rooms and Nights for one room only. This is provided the Member personally occupies one room and pays for all three. Since the stays overlap, you can only earn Nights for one room. Thus you earned 14 Nights instead of 14 + 4 nights. SNIP I want points and nights for both reservations. Ugh Moan over with, we can all move on. |
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If you pay for your second room then yes you should get the points for your second reservation, you can email Marriott back citing that you should be able to earn points on qualifying spending. Nights on the other hand, T&C quite clear on this it will be a no
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Originally Posted by lattegirl13
(Post 32669449)
Last month I had two different reservations at the same hotel. Four of the nights over lapped. I only got points for one stay so I submitted a request for missing nights and points. Marriott is telling me I can only earn for one stay. One reservation was for 14 nights and the other was for four nights. Both are under my name. The reply just doesn’t sound correct.
Thank yo for your reply. A Member can earn Points for up to three rooms and Nights for one room only. This is provided the Member personally occupies one room and pays for all three. Since the stays overlap, you can only earn Nights for one room. Thus you earned 14 Nights instead of 14 + 4 nights. https://marriottintl.my.salesforce.c...181S00000IFMwQ this just doesn’t make sense. They are two different reservation numbers. I want points and nights for both reservations. Ugh |
Before saying that the OP should get points for both rooms, I'd want to carefully check whether the separate reservations and different stay dates make a difference. It doesn't sound like both rooms were on the same bill and, in fact, IIRC it's not clear either that the OP paid for both rooms. There could be some "technical" reasons for the OP not to receive points for the second room.
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Same thing just happened to me. 2 separate reservations, one for 4 nights and one for 3 nights. They had overlapping dates. MR gave me only 3 elite nights. I expected 4 (or 7 if lucky).
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My goodness. My intention wasn’t to complain. My frustration is that I didn’t get points for both nights. They are two different reservations, two different rooms and two different invoices. I don’t care about the nights.
The Marriott rep said I would receive points for both rooms, but I did not receive them. I was simply looking for FlyerTalk advice or productive opinions. |
Originally Posted by lattegirl13
(Post 32670540)
My goodness. My intention wasn’t to complain. My frustration is that I didn’t get points for both nights. They are two different reservations, two different rooms and two different invoices. I don’t care about the nights.
The Marriott rep said I would receive points for both rooms, but I did not receive them. I was simply looking for FlyerTalk advice or productive opinions. |
I thought you can earn points for three concurrent rooms in the same hotel-but elite nights for only one room. (Both with the old MR and now with Bonvoy.)
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Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 32670648)
Did you personally pay for both invoices, for example with a credit card in your own name?
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