Marriott Bonvoy is paying members 25,000 bonus points per stay at participating Hawaii hotels, as long as you book by November 23.
It’s a flat bonus per stay, not per night, so it rewards one longer trip rather than a quick weekend.
Key details (as of November 3, 2026)
- Bonus: 25,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per stay, per Marriott’s offer page.
- Booking deadline: Members book by November 23, 2026.
- Stay window: Stays must be completed by December 30, 2026, according to AwardWallet’s tracker of Marriott promos.
- Minimum stay and room type: AwardWallet lists four or more nights in a premium room or suite. Marriott’s public offer page only shows the headline and booking deadline, so confirm the rate rules on the booking screen before you pay.
- Participating hotels (per AwardWallet): 24 Hawaii properties, including The Royal Hawaiian, Moana Surfrider, Sheraton Waikiki, Wailea Beach Resort, The Westin Maui, Sheraton Kauai Resort, Mauna Kea Beach Hotel and The Ritz-Carlton O’ahu, Turtle Bay.
- Usual Marriott promo fine print: Direct Marriott bookings only, one room per member per stay, limited rooms, possible blackout dates, and no bonus for groups of 10 or more rooms.
Prices, room availability and promo terms change quickly, so check everything on Marriott’s site before you book.
How to book
- Log in to your Marriott Bonvoy account on marriott.com or the Marriott app. It’s a member offer, so sign in first.
- Open Marriott’s “25,000 Bonus Points Per Stay in Hawaii” offer page (linked below) and pick a participating hotel.
- Search for four or more nights ending by December 30, and choose the rate attached to the offer, not a regular member rate.
- Read the rate details for the room-type requirement and cancellation policy before you confirm.
Who it’s good for
This one’s for people who already plan to spend four-plus nights in Hawaii between now and December 30, and who’d pay cash for a nicer room anyway. Think a Thanksgiving or Christmas trip that’s already half planned.
Paying cash for a Marriott stay in Hawaii? A Marriott Bonvoy credit card can add points on top of this bonus. If you’re thinking about one, here’s our Chase referral link.
Disclosure: This is our personal Chase referral link. If you’re approved through it, we may earn a referral bonus, at no extra cost to you. You can always apply directly on Chase’s website. See our Advertising & Referral Disclosure.
Our take
It’s a solid bonus if the trip is already on your calendar, but we wouldn’t plan a trip around it.
Here’s the math. We value Bonvoy points at roughly 0.7 to 0.8 cents each, so 25,000 points comes out to somewhere around $175 to $200 in future travel. That’s nice, but four nights in a premium room at a Maui or Waikiki resort can run well into four figures, so it’s a modest rebate, not a price cut.
The other catch is timing. Finishing by December 30 puts you in some of Hawaii’s priciest weeks, and if the premium room costs a few hundred dollars more than a standard one, most of the bonus is gone.
We’d book this if you’re already going, you were going to splurge on a better room, and you’d book direct with Marriott anyway. We’d skip it if you’d be upgrading your room just to chase the points, or if a standard room on a points redemption is the cheaper way to get there.
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Source: Marriott Bonvoy: 25,000 Bonus Points Per Stay in Hawaii (official offer page). Lead and extra terms via AwardWallet’s Marriott promotions tracker.
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