How much are 100,000 Marriott points worth?

About $700 to $1,500 in hotel stays, using our Fair and Exceptional thresholds of 0.70¢ and 1.50¢ a point. A stay that rates Exceptional gets the top of that range.

What is a good value for a Marriott point?

1.00¢ a point or more is a Great redemption by our ratings, and 1.50¢ or more is Exceptional.

What does Marriott charge for points?

$12.50 per 1,000 at the standard price, which is 1.25¢ a point. Redeeming above that beats what the points would cost to buy.

Where do Marriott points go furthest?

Usually at luxury resorts with high cash rates, and on five-night award stays, where Marriott charges points for only four of the nights.

How much are Marriott Bonvoy points worth?

Marriott Bonvoy points have no fixed cash value: they are worth what the stay you book would cost in cash. We rate a redemption Exceptional from 1.50¢ a point, Great from 1.00¢ and Fair from 0.70¢, so 100,000 points are worth about $700 to $1,500 in hotel stays when used well.

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An estimate from the stays we track. Not a cash value.

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How do you work out what a point is worth?

Divide the cash price of a stay, taxes included, by the points it costs. A $1,500 stay for 100,000 points is 1.50¢ a point. That figure is the value per point, and it changes with every hotel and date. How we rate stays.

Is a higher or lower value per point better?

Higher. It means each point is doing more work, standing in for more cash. Below 0.70¢ a point our verdict is pay cash: save your points.

Can I turn Marriott points into cash?

Not directly. Points are worth most on hotel stays. Converting them to airline miles gives 1 mile for every 3 points with most airlines, before any bonus. Use them on a stay that rates Great or better. Check a stay.

Good to know

Each range is your balance multiplied by a value per point taken from the stays we track: the 10th percentile of all stays for a poor redemption, and the middle and the top 10% of stays worth redeeming for typical and great. It is an estimate of what the points can buy in hotel stays, not a cash value.

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Questions

How much are 100,000 Marriott points worth?: About $700 to $1,500 in hotel stays, using our Fair and Exceptional thresholds of 0.70¢ and 1.50¢ a point. A stay that rates Exceptional gets the top of that range.
What is a good value for a Marriott point?: 1.00¢ a point or more is a Great redemption by our ratings, and 1.50¢ or more is Exceptional.
What does Marriott charge for points?: $12.50 per 1,000 at the standard price, which is 1.25¢ a point. Redeeming above that beats what the points would cost to buy.
Where do Marriott points go furthest?: Usually at luxury resorts with high cash rates, and on five-night award stays, where Marriott charges points for only four of the nights.