Make your next Hawaii vacation (or staycation) more rewarding with the Marriott Rewards Hawaii stay bonus.
Marriott Rewards Hawaii Stay Bonus
Now through December 13, 2017, Marriott Rewards members may earn up to 10,000 bonus points per stay when you stay five nights or more at select Hawaii properties. To qualify, you’ll need to book your reservation by December 1, 2017, using promo code M12 at these participating properties:
- Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa – Waikiki, Oahu
- Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection – Kohala Coast, Big Island
- Koloa Landing Resort at Poipu, Autograph Collection – Poipu, Kauai
- Kauai Marriott Resort – Lihue, Kauai
- Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa – Waikoloa Resort, Big Island
- Residence Inn Maui Wailea – Wailea Resort, Maui
- Wailea Beach Marriott Resort – Wailea Resort, Maui
Alternatively, members may also stay at the following properties and earn a reduced, 5,000 point bonus:
- Courtyard Waikiki Beach – Waikiki, Oahu
- Courtyard Maui Kahului Airport – Kahului, Maui
And while the above nine properties seem like a lot, it isn’t. There are nearly 20 Marriott properties in Hawaii, excluding Starwood brand properties. So that means only about half of the Marriott branded properties in the state qualify under this promotion. And, unfortunately, my favorite Hawaii Marriott isn’t one of them: the Laylow Waikiki.
What You Need to Know
Beyond the standard disclosure jabber, there’s a couple of things you should be aware of regarding this offer. For one, this offer applies to one regular room per stay per member and rooms booked as part of a group block don’t qualify. The number of rooms available for this promotion is also limited. And, blackout dates may apply as specified by the individual properties, not Marriott itself.
Nights must be stayed consecutively, no combining multiple stays. This offer isn’t combinable with others either, nor may you use this rate code during “special events.” Not really sure what Marriott means by “special events,” though I don’t believe they’re referring to conferences since that would fall under a room block.
Marriott Rewards Hawaii Stay Bonus Final Thoughts
Realistically, 10,000 points aren’t much. That’ll get you a single award night at a category 2 property. But bonus points are bonus points, and for me, 10,000 points are more useful than a category 4 certificate. And if you’re already planning to be in Hawaii during this time, this promotion is a no-brainer. But if you aren’t, staying five nights at a Marriott in Hawaii probably isn’t worth it. Not only are the airfares to get here expensive, but so too are the hotel rooms. This is especially true at many of the properties listed above.