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Marriott Boundless Card: New Offer Includes Three Free Nights, But Is It Worth It?
Published on November 10, 2025, 2:07 AM

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Chase and Marriott are back with a new offer for the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless card, but it's a bit of a mixed bag. You can now earn three free night certificates (worth up to 50,000 points each) after spending $3,000 in the first three months, plus an additional 50,000 points after spending $6,000 in six months. This card comes with a $95 annual fee that is not waived.

This offer might sound tempting, but here's the catch: Doctor of Credit thinks it's not the best we've seen. There have been better offers in the past, like five free night certificates or one free night certificate plus 125,000 points. Also, you won’t be eligible if you currently have the Boundless card or have received a new cardmember bonus for it in the past 24 months. Plus, strict rules apply regarding Amex Marriott cards, so read the fine print to make sure you qualify.

So, should you jump on this? It depends. If you have specific Marriott stays in mind where those 50,000-point certificates would cover the cost, it could be worth it. The card also offers ongoing perks like automatic Silver elite status, an annual free night award (up to 35,000 points), and bonus points on Marriott stays and everyday spending. But overall, consider your travel goals and compare this to other offers before you apply. Doctor of Credit won't be adding this to their list of best bonuses.

Why This Matters for Your Strategy

News in the points-and-miles world moves fast, and promotional changes often have a short window. If this announcement affects a card or program you hold, log into your awardtrail dashboard to check your current benefit usage, bonus progress, and whether a transfer or redemption makes sense right now — before terms change.

As a general rule: transfer points only when you have a specific redemption in mind — transfers are almost always one-way and non-reversible. If you're unsure of the value, check our redemption guides before acting.

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