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Marriott and SPG need a correct answer
Leaving to London soon we well stay at marriott Grosvenor house with friends booked two rooms and the hotel now full .. got a call from other 2 friends they want to come with us they need one room our hotel full now rooms under my name @marriott can i book at SPG hotel and got the points from both chains same dates and same name?
I well do the check in in the two hotels |
Yes. Just add one of your friends to the SPG reservation so they can checkin on their own.
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Originally Posted by Explorer789
(Post 28021316)
Yes. Just add one of your friends to the SPG reservation so they can checkin on their own.
so i can got points and nights from SPG and MR at the same time ok Thank s |
It depends I think. Strictly speaking the actual rules of the SPG program are that in order to get credits and points the guest must both stay in the hotel and pay. Obviously if you are staying at the Marriott you are not staying at the *Wood. People do it and are successful but others report that they are declined. Of course if you are going to do something tat is technically dishonest it might be better not to advertise it on FT, where *Wood at least has active staff participating. Just saying.
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Interesting question, and I don't think it's been asked or answered before, so there's probably no 'correct' answer as such.
As SPG and MR are still 2 separate programs, then IMHO SPG has no more business looking at the stays on your MR account than it would have if you had instead checked into, say, a Hilton or a Hyatt on the same night. That said, to get you SPG credit, you will need to be physically present at check in, and pay for the room. |
Originally Posted by Oxon Flyer
(Post 28032415)
there's probably no 'correct' answer as such.
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If the essence of the question is whether there is some kind of a cross-checking mechanism across SPG and MR for overlapping stays, I believe the answer is no - the "link" between the two is limited at this time to matching status and converting points to/from each other. As such, there is nothing preventing two concurrent nights across the two programs.
The remaining requirements, i.e. presenting one's self for check-in personally at some point, still apply for both rooms. |
Agreed, seems incredibly unlikely that there is a check on this. In fact, I have stayed at Marriotts in multiple cities on the same day and received credit for both. I just don't think there is a check on this.
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Originally Posted by Fizzer
(Post 28031797)
It depends I think. Strictly speaking the actual rules of the SPG program are that in order to get credits and points the guest must both stay in the hotel and pay. Obviously if you are staying at the Marriott you are not staying at the *Wood. People do it and are successful but others report that they are declined. Of course if you are going to do something tat is technically dishonest it might be better not to advertise it on FT, where *Wood at least has active staff participating. Just saying.
I well stay in both hotels Mr for me and my friends SPG for me and my girl friend plus i want to try the SPG propertiy do i need to say everything about my life to make you satisfied ? |
Originally Posted by mahasamatman
(Post 28033168)
I would say with 100% certainty the answer is yes as long as OP personally checks in at both properties.
I well check in at both of the properties |
Originally Posted by weld3z
(Post 28038460)
Im not doing something wrong or dishonest this FT is to ask and answer questions keep your advice to you because I WELL PAY FOR THE TWO ROOMS in the two hotels so dont worry i well not take something not mine !!
I well stay in both hotels Mr for me and my friends SPG for me and my girl friend plus i want to try the SPG propertiy do i need to say everything about my life to make you satisfied ? I was merely pointing out that " strictly speaking" it is possibly against the rules and highlighting that it "might" be wise, therefore, not to broadcast it. Whether you pay or not is irrelevant to the question, other than being a requirement for credit. If I pay for a room with SPG and don't stay in it then actually by the terms of "their " program I'm not entitled to a credit, for either the money spent or the stay credit. That has happened when I have paid for rooms on a prepaid basis and a flight cancellation has prevented me staying. Some people get credit, others don't. YMMV. Although,if we are entirely honest, if you weren't concerned about whether it was legitimate I guess you wouldn't have asked so the outrage is a weeny bit disingenuous. |
update
Hi again ..
Stayed at Grosvenor house, A JW Marriott hotel and the Sheraton London Park lane under my name on the same time MR 30-5 SPG 30-4 got points and night credit for both no problems .. stayed 2 night at SPG rest was in the Marriott check out done by mobile on both , by the way the price was close SPG little cheaper but i prefer Marriott rooms good on both but the over all quality go for the MR .. |
Thanks for the update. Glad it worked out for you.
Cheers. |
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