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Up to ~33% Off Hotel Stays for Paying with a MasterCard

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    Via The Gate, Starwood is advertising a new promotion to help you extend your hotel stay for less.

    Through October 31, 2017, you’ll get the 3rd night free at participating Starwood hotels and resorts when you use a MasterCard and certain promotional codes to book a 3+ night stay.  Potentially saving you hundreds of dollars!

    Stay at Incredible Starwood Hotels for Less When You Book 3+ Consecutive Nights

    Get a Free Night at Participating Starwood Hotels

    Link:   Starwood MasterCard Promotion

    I really like Starwood hotels, but they can be costly if you don’t use points!  So it’s great when Starwood publishes promotions that make their hotel prices more competitive.

    With this deal, when you book by October 31, 2017, you’ll get your 3rd night free on a booking of 3+ nights at participating Starwood hotels.  Here’s what you need to know:

    Starwood has NOT given stay-by dates, so you can book as far into the future as the hotel will allow.

    Is This a Good Deal?

    If you can find a participating hotel that fits your travel plans, this could be a very good deal!

    But this promotion is NOT worth switching your stays for.  Because there are plenty of better hotel deals to choose from, like the Marriott Free Night MegaBonus, Rocketmiles promotion, or Best Western promotions.

    That said, Million Mile Secrets team member Joseph routinely uses promo code “Z3R” when he books Starwood hotels.  Last year he used the code to get the 3rd night free at the Four Points by Sheraton Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai.

    View From the Level 43 Rooftop Restaurant at the Four Points by Sheraton Sheikh Zayed Road

    So if you love Starwood hotels, it could be worth it to experience a top-notch hotel or resort at a more affordable price.  But this promotion is NOT new, and there’s no reason to believe it will actually end October 31, 2017.

    And don’t forget, you can use this promotion alongside the Citi Prestige 4th Night Free benefit for even more savings. 😉

    Bottom Line

    With Starwood’s latest promotion, you’ll get the 3rd night free when you book 3+ consecutive nights by October 31, 2017.  But you must pay with a MasterCard and use promo code “Z3H” (for hotels) or “Z3R“ (for resorts).

    Let me know if you take advantage of this deal!

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