Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy

A collection of outdoor-focused stays, from woodland cabins to small hotels in mountain and coastal towns, launched on September 30, 2025 together with Marriott Bonvoy Outdoors, Marriott’s site for planning outdoor trips. It started with two brands Marriott brought in at the end of 2024: it bought Postcard Cabins and signed a long-term agreement with Trailborn.

Marriott’s Outdoor Collection page lists every property.

Small, design-led cabins in the countryside, formerly called Getaway Outposts. When Marriott announced the deal in December 2024, the brand had 29 locations and over 1,200 cabins across the US.

Small hotels in outdoor towns, with an on-site restaurant and daily housekeeping, which Postcard Cabins doesn’t have. Marriott lists Trailborn locations in:

• Highlands, North Carolina, in the Blue Ridge Mountains
• Williams, Arizona, on Route 66 at the gateway to the Grand Canyon
• Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
• Mendocino, California
• Jackson, Wyoming

The standard rate: 10 base points per US$1 on qualifying charges, plus your elite bonus, and one Elite Night Credit for each night. That’s the same as most Marriott brands, and twice the points of brands such as Four Points Flex. Count your nights toward status.

Until Jun 30, 2027, Marriott’s 53M offer adds 2,000 bonus points a paid night at participating Postcard Cabins. Current Marriott promotions.

• Yes. Marriott says members can redeem points at every property in the Outdoor Collection. Points prices change by date, as at every Marriott hotel. Check whether points beat the cash price.
• You can’t use Instant Redemption, points off your bill at checkout, at these stays.
• Marriott gift cards aren’t accepted at Postcard Cabins. Where Marriott gift cards work.