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How to find your Marriott Free Night Certificates in your Bonvoy account


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Chase and American Express both issue Marriott Bonvoy co-branded credit cards and these cards each offer an annually issued certificate that can be used to redeem a free night at select Marriott properties worldwide.

This post is the first in a series of three which will examine how to find Marriott free night certificates in your Bonvoy account (via desktop and via mobile app), how to apply a free night certificate to a single night booking and how to apply a certificate to a multiple night booking.

Posts in this series:

Credit cards that offer Marriott free night certificates

The following credit cards offer Marriott free night certificates each year, on the anniversary of card membership (value of certificate shown alongside – terms apply).

Cards open to new applicants:

  • Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless® credit card – Up To 35,000 Points/Night
  • card_name – Up To 35,000 Points/Night (terms apply)
  • card_name – Up to 85,000 Points/Night (terms apply)

Cards no longer open to new applicants:

  • Chase Marriott Bonvoy Premier Card – Up To 25,000 Points/Night
  • Chase Marriott Bonvoy Premier Business Card – Up To 25,000 Points/Night
  • Chase Ritz-Carlton Credit Card – Up to 85,000 Points/Night
  • Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card – Up To 35,000 Points/Night

Finding certificates in your Bonvoy account – Desktop

Head over to Marriot.com where you’ll see a page that looks a little like this:

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In the top-right of the screen, you’ll either see your name or the option to sign in. Click here.

At this point, you’ll either be presented with a login screen…

a screenshot of a hotel login

…or you’ll see a dropdown menu appear.

If you see the login screen, enter your details, and then, once logged in, click on your name in the top-right corner to deploy the drop-down menu.

a screenshot of a hotel website

From this dropdown menu, there are two paths to seeing what certificates you have in your account.

You can choose to click on “overview” or “activity”

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Clicking on “overview” will direct you to a page that looks like this…

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…and if you scroll down the page you’ll see any certificates you may have underneath the details of the status you hold.

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Clicking on “activity” (the easier way to see your certificates) will take you to a page like this…

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…and your certificates (assuming you have at least one) will be on the screen in front of you.

Finding certificates in your Bonvoy account – Mobile app

Note: The following screenshots were taken using an iPhone. Andriod users may see slightly different images.

Open the Marriott Bonvoy app and you should be presented with a screen that looks a little like this:

a screenshot of a cell phoneTap on the “account” symbol on the bottom-right of the screen to open up your account information…

a screenshot of a phone…and scroll down the page to where you’ll see the app displaying how many certificates you have (assuming you have any at all):

a screenshot of a phone Clicking on the certificates link will open up a new page in the app where you’ll be able to see exactly what certificate(s) have been uploaded to your account by Chase and/or Amex:

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You don’t need to be a genius to find your Marriott free night certificates if they’re already in your account, but if you’re waiting for a certificate to be issued and you have no other certificates in your account, it’s good to know what part of your account to keep an eye on so you know when the certificate appears.

For Your Consideration

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Select Benefit Highlights (terms apply & enrollment may be required):

  • Annual free night award worth up to 85,000 points
  • Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite status
  • 25 elite night credits every year (limitations apply per Marriott Bonvoy® member account).
  • Fee Credit for Global Entry or TSA Precheck
  • Priority Pass Select membership
  • Up to $25/month in dining statement credits

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For rates and fees of the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant® American Express® Card, please visit rates & fees

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