Marriott STARS

Marriott runs two advisor programmes. STARS is the one for the hotels you would fly somewhere specifically to stay in.

What comes with your stay

  • A room upgrade, subject to availability at check-in.
  • Complimentary daily breakfast for up to two guests per room, usually full breakfast.
  • A US$100 property credit, or the local-currency equivalent, once per stay. The hotel determines the exchange rate.
  • An in-person welcome from hotel management.
  • A welcome amenity personalised to the guest.
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi.
  • Early check-in and late check-out, based on availability.

US$100 creditOnce per stay.

Where you can stay

  • The Ritz-Carlton
  • Ritz-Carlton Reserve
  • St. Regis
  • EDITION
  • The Luxury Collection
  • Bvlgari Hotels & Resorts

STARS covers the top of the house: Ritz-Carlton and Ritz-Carlton Reserve, St Regis, EDITION, The Luxury Collection and Bvlgari. Its sibling Luminous covers the tier below, and the split matters because the benefit stacks are genuinely different. STARS carries a hotel credit; Luminous does not.

If you are choosing between two Marriott properties for the same trip, this is worth a minute of attention. A St Regis is under STARS and the Westin down the road is under Luminous, and only one of them is going to put a credit on your folio.

These benefits come from the partner programmes this practice belongs to, and they are added to your reservation when we make the booking. They cost you nothing: the rate you pay is the rate you would find yourself. What varies is the property, because each programme sets its own terms and a few of them set them hotel by hotel.

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