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ADVERTISEMENTNewsHow much are Marriott points worth? We analyzed nearly 15,000 data points to find outRachel CraftRachel CraftTravel writerRachel Craft is a travel writer at TPG. She's excited about introducing more people to the world of points & miles and helping fellow travel newbies make the most of their points.Feb. 17, 2025•15 min readThe cards we feature here are from partners who compensate us when you are approved through our site, and this may impact how or where these products appear. We don’t cover all available credit cards, but our analysis, reviews, and opinions are entirely from our editorial team. Terms apply to the offers listed on this page. Please view ouradvertising policy andproduct review methodology for more information.If you've seen higher prices lately for redeeming your Marriott Bonvoy points, you're not alone. Award rates have increased at several Marriott properties — but paid rates are also on the rise as well. So are you actually getting less value for your points, or do you just need more to coincide with the cash rate?To answer this question, we repeated our 2022 analysis from when Marriott first launched dynamic pricing, crunching the numbers on a range of properties across the Marriott Bonvoy portfolio.And, unfortunately, the data shows that, on average, your Marriott points are worth less today than they were just a few years ago.In fact, more than two-thirds of the 51 properties we studied now have lower average redemption values. Overall, the value you can get from your redemptions at these properties has decreased by more than 15% — and now sits at 0.7 cents per point.Here, we'll go over how we analyzed the value of Marriott points and what the results mean for you.Related: An overview of the 35 Marriott hotel brandsMethodologyJW Marriott, Anaheim Resort. ARIANA ARGHANDEWAL/THE POINTS GUYAs noted previously, we used the same methodology from 2022, which occurred shortly after Marriott Bonvoy removed published award charts and switched to dynamic pricing. The 51 properties we've been assessing over the last three years run the gamut in terms of brand, price and region. They include both luxury and budget-friendly properties, some TPG staff favorites and around 20 properties from Marriott's list of most popular points redemptions. We believe they represent a cross section of Marriott's 9,000-plus hotels around the world.For these properties, we checked cash and award rates for all available dates in May, June, September, November and December 2025. Then, we divided the cash price by the points rate to calculate a redemption value for each individual night — excluding resort fees, which are imposed on both paid and award stays.Finally, we averaged those values for each property and compared them to our April 2022 results.Daily NewsletterReward your inbox with the TPG Daily newsletterJoin over 700,000 readers for breaking news, in-depth guides and exclusive deals from TPG’s expertsIn all, that meant nearly 15,000 individual pieces of data to demonstrate how valuable your rewards are.So, how has the value of Marriott Bonvoy points changed in three years of dynamic pricing? Let's take a look.Overall impact of Marriott's award pricing changesKIGALI MARRIOTT HOTELIn total, 35 of our 51 sample properties (68.6%) saw a drop in the value you get from redeeming points compared to 2022. In some cases, these were minor drops — but other properties saw a significant decline.For example, the St. Regis Rome was among the most valuable redemptions in 2022, with members receiving an average value of 1.21 cents per point. Now, our data shows that it has dropped to 0.98 cents per point, nearly 20% lower.And while 31.4% of the properties we analyzed now offer a higher value, many of those were already below average.For example, based on our 2022 searches, you could get an average value of 0.47 cents per point at The Westin Toyko. Now, the data shows that it has increased to 0.58 cents per point (on average). However, both the 2022 and 2025 numbers are well below our February 2025 valuation of 0.85 cents and the new average of 0.7 cents per point.There are still some properties on this list where you can expect to get outsize value from your Marriott points — we'll detail those below. But ultimately, the data indicates that your points may not go as far today as they did a few years ago.We reached out to Marriott for a comment on our analysis, and here's what a company spokesperson for Marriott International had to say:With more than 9,000 hotels and demand that fluctuates across the year, dynamic pricing for hotel redemptions at times may result in higher redemption costs for hotels in high demand markets. It also means that there are always great deals available. In 2024, members saw redemption value ranging from 40 bps to 120 bps, with higher value for longer stays which receive the fifth night free. These include some of our most popular destinations such as ski resorts, over water bungalows and locations where we are encouraging members to visit like Maui.They went on to point out the popularity of various non-hotel redemptions available through the program, including "home rentals, yachts, home retail products, and VIP access to incredible experiences — including Michelin star dining, A-list music performances, and high-profile sporting events."Regional trends in Marriott valuationsSome regions and types of hotels were affected more than others, but one thing was constant: All categories we studied saw a significant loss in value, ranging from roughly 10% to nearly 30%.Here are the trends we're seeing across the following categories:CategoryAverage value, April 2022Average value, February 2025ChangeU.S. mainland hotels and resorts0.77 cents per point0.69 cents per point-10.0%Hawaii hotels and resorts0.83 cents per point0.68 cents per point-18.2%High-end international resorts1.02 cents per point0.92 cents per point-9.86%Europe hotels0.88 cents per point0.63 cents per point-28.4%Asia hotels0.81 cents per point0.63 cents per point-21.6%Here's a deeper look at each of these groups.US mainland hotels and resortsWALT DISNEY WORLD SWANWe assessed 23 Marriott properties across the U.S. mainland. Fourteen of them — over half — saw a decrease in value, ranging from only 3% to an eye-watering 44%.PropertyAverage value, April 2022Average value, February 2025ChangeJW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa in Arizona1.08 cents per point0.94 cents per point-12.9%The West Hollywood Edition in California0.59 cents per point0.70 cents per point+19.0%The Westin Denver International Airport0.66 cents per point0.61 cents per point-7.99%Sheraton Sand Key Resort in Clearwater, Florida0.67 cents per point0.52 cents per point-23.0%Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kissimmee, Florida1.05 cents per point1.01 cents per point-3.64%JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort in Marco Island, Florida0.64 cents per point0.70 cents per point+8.80%Moxy Miami South Beach in Miami Beach, Florida0.61 cents per point0.52 cents per point-15.3%Walt Disney World Swan in Orlando0.62 cents per point0.54 cents per point-13.0%Orlando World Center Marriott0.82 cents per point0.77 cents per point-5.99%Courtyard Atlanta Downtown1.06 cents per point0.59 cents per point-44.3%Residence Inn Chicago Oak Brook in Illinois1.24 cents per point0.71 cents per point-42.8%New York Marriott Marquis in New York City0.82 cents per point0.69 cents per point-15.3%Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel in New York City0.66 cents per point0.68 cents per point+3.76%JW Marriott Essex House New York in New York City0.66 cents per point0.88 cents per point+34.5%The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Autograph Collection0.42 cents per point0.67 cents per point+57.8%TownePlace Suites Portland Beaverton in Oregon1.03 cents per point0.76 cents per point-26.7%Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville0.73 cents per point0.88 cents per point+21.1%SpringHill Suites Springdale Zion National Park in Utah0.75 cents per point0.47 cents per point-38.3%Sheraton Grand Seattle0.48 cents per point0.54 cents per point+12.5%Fairfield Inn & Suites Tulsa Downtown Arts District in Oklahoma0.92 cents per point0.77 cents per point-16.0%Fairfield Inn & Suites Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile0.70 cents per point0.75 cents per point+8.18%Le Meridien Dallas, The Stoneleigh0.97 cents per point0.69 cents per point-28.9%Four Points by Sheraton Anaheim in California0.52 cents per point0.54 cents per point+2.85%Across all these properties, we're now seeing an average value of 0.69 cents per point. That's 10% lower than the value we saw in 2022 (0.77 cents per point).That said, there are still some standout award properties on this list. For instance, Gaylord Palms will give you an average of 1.01 cents per point, and JW Marriott Essex House provides an average of 0.88 cents per point.However, most of the above properties will give you well under our current valuation of 0.85 cents per Marriott point. Many are below the new average of 0.7 cents per point.Key takeaway: At many U.S. properties, you're better off paying for your stay with cash and earning Bonvoy points to redeem elsewhere.Related: The 12 best Marriott beach hotels in the United StatesHawaii hotels and resortsOur Hawaii sample set saw an even greater drop (18.2%). In fact, the value decreased at all four properties we tested.PropertyAverage value, April 2022Average value, February 2025ChangeWailea Beach Resort — Marriott on Maui1.18 cents per point1.12 cents per point-5.52%The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach on Oahu0.73 cents per point0.65 cents per point-10.5%Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa on Oahu0.78 cents per point0.49 cents per point-36.9%Residence Inn Oahu Kapolei0.62 cents per point0.45 cents per point-27.6%On average, you'll now get a similar value at these properties as you would on the U.S. mainland: 0.68 cents per point.That said, the Wailea Beach Resort — Marriott remains a great option for redeeming Bonvoy points, with an average value of 1.12 cents per point — well above both 2022 and 2025 values.Key takeaway: Select Hawaiian hotels still offer value, but crunch the numbers to make sure they're worth it.Related: Save money: How you can book flights to Hawaii using points and miles in 2025High-end international resortsThe Bodrum Edition in Turkey. BEN SMITHSON/THE POINTS GUYLuxury international resorts are traditionally great for redeeming points, and thankfully, this one saw the lowest drop in value: a 9.86% decrease.PropertyAverage value, April 2022Average value, February 2025ChangeAruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino1.01 cents per point0.81 cents per point-19.5%Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort0.92 cents per point0.77 cents per point-16.8%The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman0.89 cents per point0.94 cents per point+4.66%Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay0.51 cents per point0.57 cents per point+11.6%The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort1.79 cents per point1.56 cents per point-13.1%The Bodrum Edition in Turkey0.79 cents per point0.79 cents per point+0.63%Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa, Dubai1.22 cents per point1.00 cents per point-18.3%Despite the drop, the average value across these properties remains a solid 0.92 cents per point — with Al Maha Dubai and The St. Regis Maldives, in particular, still offering excellent value. In fact, The St. Regis Maldives had the highest average redemption rate across all properties.Key takeaway: Booking international resorts remains one of the best ways to redeem Marriott Bonvoy points, though you'll want to double-check the numbers to ensure it's a good option.Related: From an overwater villa in the Maldives to a private island: 7 luxury hotels you can book with pointsEuropean hotelsMarriott's recent pricing changes hit our selection of European hotels the hardest. This category saw the largest drop, a disheartening 28.4% decrease.PropertyAverage value, April 2022Average value, February 2025ChangeMoxy Vienna Airport1.15 cents per point0.87 cents per point-24.7%Courtyard Brno in the Czech Republic1.24 cents per point0.69 cents per point-44.7%Moxy Paris Bastille0.41 cents per point0.48 cents per point+15.9%The St. Regis Rome1.21 cents per point0.98 cents per point-19.5%W Amsterdam0.82 cents per point0.47 cents per point-42.1%AC Hotel Krakow in Poland0.45 cents per point0.45 cents per point+0.23%London Marriott Hotel County Hall0.61 cents per point0.60 cents per point-1.58%The London Edition1.10 cents per point0.61 cents per point-44.0%The Madrid Edition0.95 cents per point0.53 cents per point-43.5%Only three properties did not see a significant devaluation: The AC Hotel Krakow stayed roughly the same, and the Moxy Paris Bastille increased by about 16%.The other seven properties in our sample pool saw their average redemption values decrease compared to 2022. A couple of these, the Moxy Vienna Airport and The St. Regis Rome, remain a good value for your points, while the rest are now sitting well below our current valuation of 0.85 cents per point and the new average of 0.7 cents per point.Key takeaway: European hotels may be one of the least valuable ways to redeem your Marriott points — but there are still some gems.Related: Marriott plans major expansion in FranceAsian hotelsTHE ST. REGIS BALI RESORT/MARRIOTTAsian hotels fared almost as badly, with an average decrease of 21.6% across eight properties.PropertyAverage value, April 2022Average value, February 2025ChangeCourtyard Agra in India0.86 cents per point0.84 cents per point-1.61%Element Bali Ubud in Indonesia0.77 cents per point0.56 cents per point-26.6%The St. Regis Bali Resort in Indonesia1.00 cents per point0.55 cents per point-44.7%The Westin Tokyo0.47 cents per point0.58 cents per point+23.6%Courtyard Iloilo in the Philippines0.89 cents per point0.59 cents per point-34.1%The Westin Singapore1.17 cents per point0.60 cents per point-49.1%Aloft Bangkok Sukhumvit 110.62 cents per point0.62 cents per point-0.07%W Koh Samui in Surat Thani, Thailand0.67 cents per point0.71 cents per point+5.92%Half of these saw only slight devaluations or even an increase in value. The Westin Tokyo saw significant improvement, though the value you'll get there is relatively low for Marriott points.The four hotels that lost value lost a lot, between roughly 27% and 49%. This gives our Asian hotel pool an average value of 0.63 cents per point.Key takeaway: It's possible to find solid value at Marriott properties in Asia, but it's not common.Related: Marriott is bringing its new affordable brand to JapanWhat does this mean for you?This study indicates that Marriott Bonvoy points are now worth only 0.7 cents each — 17.6% lower than our February 2025 valuation of 0.85 cents.However, as you can see from the data above, there is a wide range of values across the properties we analyzed. We found average values as low as 0.45 cents per point, but they also reached as high as 1.56 cents per point.Additionally, we saw notable variation at the individual property level as well. For example, the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville came in with an average redemption value of 0.88 cents per point. However, some dates over the holidays climbed above 1.2 cents.This means there are still sweet spots to be found — it's just more important than ever to crunch the numbers and ensure you're making the most of your Marriott Bonvoy points.Read more: How (and why) to calculate award redemption valuesBottom lineLast month, Marriott increased redemption rates across a large part of its portfolio, and, unfortunately, the data shows a notable drop in value — 0.7 cents per point, down from our current valuation of 0.85 cents.That said, there are still some gems in the program. You can maximize your redemptions by getting a free night when you use points for five nights (or longer). 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