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If You Do NOT Already Have a Marriott Rewards Account, Enroll in This Promotion (You Could Save Hundreds!)

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    If you’re not currently registered in the Marriott Rewards program, I’m both disappointed in you and excited for you.

    Marriott Rewards is a humongous part of the miles & points hobby.  They have 6,500+ hotels around the world, including some absolutely phenomenal resorts in breathtaking locations.

    If you are NOT already enrolled, Marriott is giving you an incentive that could be worth hundreds of dollars.  And it’s relatively easy to earn!

    Enroll and Complete the Requirements for a Free Night at Expensive Hotels Like the Marriott in Irvine, California.  Rooms Here Sell for $300+ per Night

    When you sign-up through this link and complete 2 stays by November 28, 2018, you’ll earn 1 free night at a Category 1 through 5 hotel.  Depending on where you stay, that could save you $300+!  So if you have upcoming hotel reservations, this promotion could be worth switching your stays to Marriott.

    The vast majority of Marriott hotels are between Category 1 and 5.  So there are thousands of hotels you can use with your free night.  Plus, because Marriott and Starwood are merging, you’ll have even more locations to choose from!

    And remember, you can also earn free stays at Marriott hotels by opening a Marriott credit card.  The increased 100,000 point bonus that comes with the Marriott Rewards® Premier Plus Credit Card ends in 2 days!

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