Marriott Bonvoy Global Promotion: Up to 4,500 Bonus Points on Stays of 2+ Nights (Register by 13 November 2026)
Marriott Bonvoy has launched its latest global promotion, and this one leans heavily towards resort stays. Members who register can earn 1,500 bonus points on every paid stay of two or more nights at participating properties worldwide, plus an additional 3,000 bonus points on every eligible resort stay of two or more nights. AThat works out to a maximum of 4,500 bonus points per qualifying resort stay, with no cap on the number of stays you can earn on during the promotion period - all stays must be consumed between 22 September 2026 and 22 November 2026.
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Registration is mandatory, and only stays completed after you register will count. If you have a stay coming up next week, sort your registration out first. A stay is defined as one or more consecutive nights under the same reservation at the same property, regardless of check-in and checkout activity. Splitting a five-night booking into three separate reservations at the same hotel is the obvious way to multiply the 1,500 point bonus, since there is no cap on stays. Finally, the rate must be Points-eligible. Award redemptions, Cash + Points bookings, Free Night Award stays, most third-party retailer rates, and select travel agency rates are all excluded.
Here is the elephant in the room. I have tried registering for this promotion several times over the past day, both through the promotions tab in my Marriott Bonvoy account and via the dedicated landing page, and the registration simply will not go through. No confirmation, no error message worth reading, nothing that suggests the system has actually recorded me.
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This is not unusual for Marriott. Global promotions tend to go live before the back end has fully caught up, and registration gremlins on day one or two are almost a tradition at this point. I am going to give it a couple of days to iron itself out before escalating anything, and I would suggest you do the same rather than sitting on hold with the Customer Engagement Centre over a 1,500 point bonus. Two things worth doing in the meantime. First, keep checking the promotions tab every day or so until you see a clear registration confirmation, because the terms are explicit that only post-registration stays qualify. Second, take a screenshot the moment it does register. If the points fail to post later, that timestamp is the only thing that will make a missing points claim go smoothly.
For a Singapore-based reader, the base offer is modest. At a rough valuation of around 0.85 to 1 US cent per Marriott Bonvoy point, 1,500 points is worth somewhere in the region of S$16 to S$20. That is not going to change how you book a city hotel. The resort component is where this becomes interesting. An extra 3,000 points on a two-night resort stay lifts the total to 4,500 points, or roughly S$50 to S$60 of value, and the stay cap being absent means a two-week regional holiday broken into several short resort bookings can pad your balance quite meaningfully. The timing also works nicely for the November school holidays, with participating resorts across Phuket, Bali, Langkawi, and Danang all sitting within easy reach of Changi.
Marriott Bonvoy is offering 1,500 bonus points on stays of two nights or more, plus another 3,000 points at resorts. Registration closes 13 November 2026, assuming the page works for you.