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Chase is targeting select card holders for potentially good savings on spending made with Marriott, InterContinental, and Kimpton properties. Not all cards are being targeted and there’s no guarantee that you’ll find these offers targeted to the co-branded credit card you’d most like to see them on, but these are good deals nonetheless.
Save on Marriott stays
Earn 10% back on your Marriott Bonvoy stay when you spend a minimum of $100, with a $50.00 back maximum.
- Offer expires 10/31/2023.
- Offer valid one time only.
- Complete payment for your stay must be made by 10/31/2023.
- Offer not valid on third-party purchases.
- Offer valid at all Marriott Bonvoy brands.
- Payment must be made directly with the merchant.
I only have this offer targeted to the card_name so as my Ritz-Carlton card doesn’t show this offer, there’s a chance that Marriott co-branded cards are not being targeted for this offer.
Save on InterContinental stays
Earn 10% back on your InterContinental Hotels & Resorts stay when you spend $100 or more, with a $57.00 back maximum.
- Offer expires 11/15/2023.
- Offer valid one time only.
- Complete payment for your stay must be made by 11/15/2023.
- Offer only valid at InterContinental Hotels & Resorts properties.
- Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later).
I have this offer targeted to the card_name and card_name but not to the card_name… which is a little disappointing.
Save on Kimpton stays
I have seen two versions of this offer:
Version 1: Earn 10% back on your Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants stay when you spend $100 or more, with an $86.00 back maximum.
Version 2: Earn 10% back on your Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants stay when you spend $100 or more, with an $104.00 back maximum.
- Offer expires 11/15/2023.
- Offer valid one time only.
- Complete payment for your stay must be made by 11/15/2023.
- Offer only valid at Kimpton Hotels & Restaurant properties.
- Offer not valid on purchases made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later).
I have version 1 this offer targeted to the card_name and version 2 targeted to the card_name.
Quick thoughts
Overall, these a nice offers to be targeted for. Sure, it’s not particularly helpful that the offers are only valid for a few weeks (unfortunately, that’s what all Chase offers are like), but they’re very simple to use and they’re not restricted to properties in any specific region, so anyone with a targeted card and an upcoming stay with Marriott, InterContinental, or Kimpton should be able to save.
Also, don’t forget about Marriott’s end of year promotion and IHG’s end of year promotion. Neither is impressive, but if you’re booking stays with these hoteliers anyway, you may as well register and pick up a few bonus points where you can.
Note: On the basis that I can see two versions of the Kimpton offer, there’s a chance that there are other version of the InterContinental and Marriott offers as well, so make sure you check all your cards to ensure that you’re using the offer that gives you the greatest return.
Bottom line
If you hold one or more Chase credit cards, it’s time to check your targeted offers to see if you can save on bookings made with Marriott, InterContinental, or Kimpton. Don’t forget to check your business cards as well as your consumer cards as both are being targeted for these savings.
