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Marriott Bonvoy currently classifies its hotels into five distinct categories: Luxury, Premium, Select, Longer Stays, and Collections. These categories provide travelers with a broad spectrum of choices, ensuring that everyone can find accommodations that align with their specific needs and preferences.
Marriott Bonvoy hotel categories:
- Luxury: Luxurious and sophisticated establishments providing an opulent and polished experience.
Brands: The Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, JW Marriott, Ritz-Carlton Reserve, The Luxury Collection, W Hotels and EDITION
- Premium: Hotels that provide enhanced amenities and services for a more elevated stay compared to standard options.
Brands: Marriott Hotels, Sheraton, Marriott Vacation Club, Delta Hotels, Le Méridien, Westin, Renaissance Hotels.
- Select: Innovative hotels focusing on flexible construction, market-tailored designs, prototypes, and cutting-edge Food & Beverage solutions.
Brands: Courtyard Hotels, Four Points, SpringHill Suites, Protea Hotels, Fairfield Inn & Suites, City Express, AC Hotels, Aloft Hotels and Moxy Hotels.
- Longer Stays: Accommodations designed for extended stays, catering to guests seeking a home-away-from-home experience.
Brands: Marriott Executive Apartments, Residence Inn® and TownePlace Suites.
- Collections: Individual, autonomously operated hotels under the Marriott Bonvoy umbrella, highlighting unique local charm or thematic features.
Brands: Autograph Collection Hotels, Design Hotels and Tribute Portfolio.
Across all 5 Marriott hotel categories, there are nearly 8,700 Marriott hotels to choose from. They range from affordable, family-friendly properties to luxury resorts in exotic locations. For more detailed information, read WalletHub’s in-depth Marriott Bonvoy program review.
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A Category 5 Marriott hotel is a Marriott property that can be booked for 160,000 to 200,000 Marriott points per night, based on its brand, location and type of property. Category 5 Marriott hotels range from select properties like Courtyard to high end luxury properties like Edition or Ritz-Carlton Reserve. Some deluxe Category 5 Marriott hotels include Marriott brands like JW Marriott, Westin and Renaissance Hotels.
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read full answer by WalletHub, Financial CompanyWhat are the Marriott brands?
The 39 Marriott Bonvoy brands are:
- The Ritz-Carlton
- Ritz-Carlton Reserve
- St. Regis
- JW Marriott
- W Hotels
- Edition
- The Luxury Collection
- Marriott Hotels
- Sheraton
- Marriott Vacation Club
- Delta Hotels
- Le Meridien
- Westin
- Renaissance Hotels
- Autograph Collection Hotels
- Tribute Portfolio
- Design Hotels
- Courtyard Hotels
- Four Points
- SpringHill Suites
- Protea Hotels
- Fairfield Inn & Suites
- AC...
How do I use my Marriott free night certificate?
You can use your Marriott free night certificate to pay for a stay at a participating Marriott property online. All you have to do is log in to your Marriott Rewards account and follow the on-screen instructions. Just note that you only have 12 months to use a Marriott free night certificate before it expires.
How to Use a Marriott Free Night Certificate
- Log in to your Marriott Rewards account.
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