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MVC nights count towards Elite Status
I'm copying the following from a recent post in the Timeshare User Group forum (TUG.)
It will be of interest to anyone who owns any Marriott Vacation Club timeshare weeks. Please know that as of July 1, 2008, one elite night credit is earned for each night stayed during your designated ownership week. In addition to getting Elite night credit for your ownership stays, beginning August 1st, Elite members now receive benefits when staying at MVCI properties. You receive a 10% discount at the Marketplace, bonus points for incidental charges, and Platinum members receive 500 points as a Platinum arrival gift. We are pleased that Marriott Rewards is now offering this for MarriottVacation Club International owners. |
Interesting.
It specifically talks about "ownership" stays...but does this apply to paid stays for non-owners, too? |
This is still in discrepancy with what is on the Marriott website...
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Originally Posted by bitburgr
(Post 10302813)
It specifically talks about "ownership" stays...but does this apply to paid stays for non-owners, too?
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Originally Posted by hhoope01
(Post 10302981)
Paid stays have always counted for points and night credit.
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I guess "nights credit" is limited to nights stayed using the purchased week at the home resort. Therefore if an owner wants "night credits" he has to give up the privilege of exchanging or even locking-off the specific unit. Exchanging into high demand locations/seasons and/or getting additional weeks for your owned weeks is a real big benefit. As for me mentioned benefits do far outweight the "loss" of 7 nights "stay credit" per ownership week. So as owner and MR Plat member who never uses his original purchased weeks my only benefits of the modifications are some bonus points. The mentioned discount at the Marketplace isnt a big deal either as many resorts will hand out you some sort of discount card together with your welcome package anyway.
If i am wrong and one get "night credits" for MVCI stays generally (re)qualifying for status within MR becomes less costly than today and there are a quite a few new "Matress run" options available. |
Originally Posted by Starbucks
(Post 10309946)
I guess "nights credit" is limited to nights stayed using the purchased week at the home resort. Therefore if an owner wants "night credits" he has to give up the privilege of exchanging or even locking-off the specific unit. Exchanging into high demand locations/seasons and/or getting additional weeks for your owned weeks is a real big benefit. As for me mentioned benefits do far outweight the "loss" of 7 nights "stay credit" per ownership week. So as owner and MR Plat member who never uses his original purchased weeks my only benefits of the modifications are some bonus points. The mentioned discount at the Marketplace isnt a big deal either as many resorts will hand out you some sort of discount card together with your welcome package anyway.
If i am wrong and one get "night credits" for MVCI stays generally (re)qualifying for status within MR becomes less costly than today and there are a quite a few new "Matress run" options available. |
I did a marriott to marriott II exchange into MGC for this December and was able to link the II reservation to my MR account with no problem. It now shows on my future reservations list with MRewards. We'll see if they credit the stay.
I did not get credit this April when we stayed at Beach Place using our home week. |
You just have to make sure you link the Marriott reservation # on your II confirmation to your MR account or do it when you check-in. Barry |
Originally Posted by hhoope01
(Post 10302981)
Paid stays have always counted for points and night credit.
If you book through Marriott.com you will probably have less trouble getting points. |
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