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Get 5 free nights with the Marriott Boundless Credit Card.

Updated: Jan 30, 2024. Walter Ray.
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The latest offer from Marriott Bonvoy on their Boundless Credit Card with Chase is probably their best deal yet on this card.

You now have the opportunity to earn up to five Free Night Awards, equivalent to 250,000 points, as long as you spend $5,000 within the first three months of opening your account. Each night award can be exchanged for up to 50,000 points value.

More details about the offer can be found here.

If you’ve been debating whether or not to get this card, now might be the perfect time.

This $95 credit card also comes with several other benefits. After each account anniversary, you will receive a Free Night Award eligible for a one-night stay at any Marriott property with a redemption level of up to 35,000 points.

Alongside these free nights, Boundless Card holders will find many more benefits designed for frequent travelers and big spenders.

These include receiving 15 Elite Night Credits each year and automatic Silver Elite Status on every account anniversary. For every $5,000 spent on the card, another Elite Night Credit is earned towards Elite status. Spend $35,000 on purchases within a calendar year and you’ll earn Marriott Gold Status.

Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Cardholders also enjoy no foreign transaction fees on any purchases made outside of the United States.

As with most other co-branded hotel credit cards, your points won’t expire as long as you use your card. Simply make purchases using your credit card every 24 months and your accumulated points will remain safe.

Lastly, Baggage Delay Insurance provides coverage in case your luggage is delayed during transit.

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