The Marriott Bonvoy Business card is well worth having and holding for Marriott aficionados for its annual elite night credits. Now there’s another reason to consider it: an increased welcome offer.
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The Offer & Key Card Details
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Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view.  Limited Time Offer - 125K Points ⓘ Affiliate 125k points after $8K spend within the first 6 months. Terms apply. (Rates & Fees) (Offer Expires 3/12/2025)$125 Annual Fee Recent better offer: 5x50K free night certificates after $8K in spend (expired 10/16/24) Earning rate: 6x at Marriott Bonvoy properties ✦ 4x at restaurants worldwide, U.S. gas stations, wireless telephone services purchased from U.S. suppliers and on U.S. purchases for shipping ✦ 2x on all other eligible purchases. Terms Apply. (Rates & Fees) Card Info: Amex Credit Card issued by Amex. This card has no foreign currency conversion fees. Big spend bonus: Earn an additional 35k free night certificate (can be topped-up with up to 15k additional points, subject to resort fees) after you spend $60K on purchases in a calendar year Noteworthy perks: Complimentary Marriott Gold elite status ✦ 15 Elite Night Credits each calendar year ✦ 35k Free Night Award every year after card renewal (subject to resort fees) ✦ Complimentary premium Internet access at Marriott properties ✦ Terms Apply (Rates & Fees) See also: Marriott Bonvoy Complete Guide |
Quick Thoughts
While this new offer isn’t as strong as some we have seen on the consumer Marriott cards, it is about as good as it typically gets on the Amex Marriott business card (outside of an offer last year for five, 50K free night certificates). The business card is appealing because since it comes with 15 elite night credits each year and those can stack with elite nights from having one (or more) Marriott consumer cards. For instance, I have both the Amex Marriott Bonvoy Business card and the Chase Ritz-Carlton consumer card, so I began the year with 30 elite night credits — just 20 nights short of Marriott Platinum status (otherwise known as “free breakfast” status…albeit a confusing benefit).
This 125k offer replaces the previous version of 3 free night certificates worth up to 50k each. While the ceiling on this one is technically lower, receiving flexible points that don’t expire in a year is probably a net win.
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