Marriott CC future? Strategy?
#1
Original Poster




Join Date: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,627
Marriott CC future? Strategy?
Me & spouse opened one each and got the bonus
Believe in July
We got the bonus and none of travel for work - so don't need the card given there is annual fee.
What should do with the cards?
Do they have no annual fee cards? What is it called?
Believe in July
We got the bonus and none of travel for work - so don't need the card given there is annual fee.
What should do with the cards?
Do they have no annual fee cards? What is it called?
#2
Join Date: May 2009
Location: PHL
Posts: 2,842
What card do you have? The Premier one gives you 15 elite nights/year (Makes you a Silver Marriott member) and a Cat 1-4 cert each year. And it gives you 2x points on Food/air/car rental and I think 5x on Marriott purchases. I think these benefits aren't bad for the annual fee of ~$80.
#3




Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: IAD
Programs: UA Gold, Marriott Rewards - LTPP
Posts: 4,242
What card do you have? The Premier one gives you 15 elite nights/year (Makes you a Silver Marriott member) and a Cat 1-4 cert each year. And it gives you 2x points on Food/air/car rental and I think 5x on Marriott purchases. I think these benefits aren't bad for the annual fee of ~$80.
#4
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: PIT
Programs: SWA A-List/Companion Pass, BAEC Silver, Bonvoy Lifetime Gold, HH Gold, ChoicePrivileges Gold
Posts: 170
A night at a category 5 hotel for the annual fee of $85 is worth it in my opinnion. Actual cost for a room can be $200+/night.
#5
Original Poster




Join Date: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,627
My logic was, if I use a single one of it, then the additional nights, either I pay high price or move to another hotel!
Any tips or thoughts?
#6
Join Date: May 2009
Location: PHL
Posts: 2,842
You receive a 1 night e-cert and I believe they expire within 6 months. So you cannot accumulate them to build up let's say a 3 day weekend.

