Habe dazu hier noch nichts gelesen.
Auszug aus der Mitteilung
Beginning in April 2016, Marriott International, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAR) is introducing Marriott Rewards Member Rates, a new rate exclusively designed to reward loyalty members who book directly on Marriott.com, our easy-to-use app, call centers or through select corporate travel professionals to automatically receive benefits. Marriott Rewards Member Rates join other member-only perks, which include loyalty points, mobile check-in and check-out, and free Wi-Fi across a diverse portfolio of brands including The Ritz-Carlton, JW Marriott, EDITION, Marriott Hotels, Autograph Collection, Courtyard by Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott, and more.
“We’re rewarding our loyal members by providing a rate exclusively designed to show them how valuable they are to us”
These member rates, which are broadly available on April 11 and with a free Marriott Rewards account, are the latest perk in a series of benefits the company is rolling out to continue rewarding the loyalty of its members. Other components of the loyalty program include: ...
Marriott Rewards Member Rates Prove "It Pays to Book Direct" - Marriott News Center
Dazu noch ein weiterer Auszug von der Seite
What you need to know about Marriott Rewards Member Rates:
- These rates offer a discount of at least two percent on weekdays and up to five percent on weekends
- The rate is applied to the hotel's lowest applicable available public rates for non-premium rooms
- The rates must be booked by the Rewards member using the appropriate member rate category
- Rates are available across all hotels and brands in the Marriott portfolio globally, excluding Bulgari Hotels & Resorts and The Ritz-Carlton Reserve, except during special events
- The member rate may not be combined with other select promotions, offers or discounts, and is not valid for existing reservations or groups
Das liest sich in Summe doch sehr ähnlich wie Hiltons HHonors Rates wie ich finde.
Bisher war es ja eher so, dass Reward Rates nur bei machen Hotels verfügbar waren. Solange die BRG noch weiterhin halbwegs nutzbar bleibt finde ich das nicht so schlecht.
