Alex Breen, Rewards Analyst
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You need between 12,500 to 94,000 Marriott points for a free night at Residence Inn. The exact number of Marriott points you will need to cover a one-night stay depends on the location, demand, and room type.
As of April 2022, Marriott Bonvoy utilizes a dynamic pricing system for hotel awards, including Residence Inn. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, you can check the Marriott Bonvoy website or contact Marriott’s customer support at (800) 627-7468. They can provide you with the current points requirements for a free night at Residence Inn based on the dynamic pricing in place.
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You need 5,000 to 100,000 Marriott points for a free night in a standard room. The exact number of Marriott points you will need to cover a one-night stay depends on the type of room you select, the hotel location, and the date of your stay.
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Marriott Bonvoy members earn at least 10 points for every dollar spent at most Marriott properties. The exact number of Marriott points you earn per night depends on your membership tier within the Marriott Bonvoy program, the hotel you’re staying at, and the room price.
For instance, if you stay at a Marriott hotel with a cost of $100 per night, you will earn the following:
| Membership Tier | Points... | Total Points Earned |
How much are Marriott points worth?
Marriott Bonvoy points are worth an average of 0.8 cents per point, when used for hotel reservations, meaning 10,000 Marriott points equal about $80. The value of Marriott points depends on how they are redeemed, and your points can be worth as much as 1.52 cents per point when you redeem for Marriott stays.
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