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  1. Jake Traveler New Member

    Worth using Marriott points at 35k per night when the cost per night is only $108 including taxes. Need to stay 10 nights.

  2. rickyw Community Ambassador

    Hey Jake, it’s not the best value of points based on the math and standard valuation of Marriott points. That’s a pretty solid cash rate, inclusive of taxes. If you have millions of Marriott points, probably worth burning some points.

  3. MidSouthSkier Community Ambassador

    Welcome [USER=7034]@Jake Traveler[/USER] – each month Ben updates his valuation for the various points, miles and transferable currencies. You can see those values under the tab ‘Guide to Miles & Points’ at the top of the page and then selecting ‘Value of Miles & Points’ from the drop-down.

    Right now he values Marriott points at .7 cents each, so 35K points per night is a value of about $245.

    Like [USER=1436]@rickyw[/USER] says, it’s not a great use of points but if you’re sitting on a stash of them it’s a way to save a few dollars.

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