We've reached the end of 2018. Time to find out how much you love staying at Marriott.
Some folks have hundreds of nights, while others have just a few. Some stay at Marriott at least once every month. Others skip a few months.
How did your Marriott year turn out?
This poll will end on January 31, 2018 so vote early.
Would have stayed 4 to months, but had to cancel a planned trip at the last moment. This year we are scheduled for 4 different months at various Marriott properties.
Maybe the poll should have said how many stays are personal and how many are business related.
10 Months with stays for me - none in September or December. 91 nights - all leisure this year, 77 paid, 14 redemption. 88 nights at Starwood properties, 3 at Marriott. This year's travel was heavy as I wanted to achieve LTP before the merger - next year we will be much more selective, stay less and rely much more on burning points in nice locations.
All but December as I had reached 75 nights, so I switched over to Hilton's promo instead for the rest of the year for the 30K @ 60 nights Milestone.
Minimum of 3 stays each month. Some more.
11 only, missed out on January. That was probably my first month without a Marriott stay in 4 or 5 years.
I stayed at least one night every month. Tried to see how they were divided between SPG and Marriott, but my SPG history prior to the August merge has disappeared. SO all I can go on is the fact that I had plenty of nights (78 total) between the two groups. Stayed at 12 different brands through the year, but still need one more for the MegaBonus 10 brand bonus. I'll snag that at a ResInn next week.
8 months on my counter. Some busier than others.
I stopped staying at Marriott after the merger 8/17/18 when SPG Lifetime Platinum members were not treated equally as Marriott Rewards members. Receiving 25% less bonus points per stay and being one tier lower for upgrades, I spent my money with Hilton who treated me equal as all their other Diamond members communitymanagers
From a business standpoint, I cannot figure out why Marriott chose (and is still choosing) to alienate high staying (spending) SPG loyalists. Hilton seems to be much smarter in reaching out and treating us well.
All twelve.