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Heading to London Before 2018 Ends? Save Up to 25 % and Earn Up to 5,000 Extra Marriott Points at 14 Hotels!

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    If you like earning Marriott points and have a weekend in London coming up before the end of 2018, you can earn up to 5,000 bonus Marriott points.

    This is a narrowly focused promotion.  But if your dates work, and paid rates are comparable to other hotels, it’s worth earning extra points.  Especially because lots of folks are getting in final stays to earn elite hotel status by year’s end!

    London Marriott Hotel County Hall Is One of 14 Hotels Where You Can Earn Extra Marriott Points With This Promotion

    I’ll share the full details!

    A Weekend in London at These 14 Marriott Hotels Gets You Up to 5,000 Bonus Points

    This is one of the more limited hotel promotions I’ve seen recently.  But hey, if it works with your travel plans, there’s no reason not to sign-up!

    When you stay at any of 14 specific Marriott hotels in London, you can earn bonus Marriott points if you spend a Friday or Saturday night before the end of 2018, and book with an advanced purchase rate.  These rates are non-refundable, so make sure your dates are firm.

    At 11 of the hotels, you’ll earn 3,000 bonus Marriott points for standard rooms, and 5,000 bonus points for premium rooms and suites:

  • And at 3 of them, you’ll get 2,000 bonus Marriott points for standard rooms, and 4,000 points for premium rooms:

  • London Marriott Hotel Twickenham
  • Heathrow/Windsor Marriott Hotel
    • If You Have an Overnight Stay Before an Early Flight, Consider the London Heathrow Marriott Hotel for More Points!

    To earn the bonus points, make sure you:

    In addition to the bonus points, you’ll also save up to 25% off the room rate.  As always, make sure you shop around to get the best rate.

    That said, if rates are in line with other hotels and you were planning to stay at a Marriott hotel in London anyway, you might switch to a hotel on the list to save cash and earn extra Marriott points.

    And if you really like Marriott points, be sure to pay for your stay with a card that earns 6 Marriott points per $1 spent at Marriott hotels:

    If you’re lucky enough to visit London this time of year, be sure to visit one of the Christmas markets – and have a cup of tea for me!

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