Marriott is running a targeted sale on four-plus-night stays at its Hawaii resorts right now: book a qualifying stay by November 23, 2026, and you can earn 25,000 bonus Marriott Bonvoy points per stay — on top of whatever you’d already earn from the room rate itself.
Here’s what the offer actually requires, which properties count, and whether it’s worth building a trip around.
The Offer, in Plain Terms
- Stay length: 4 or more consecutive nights, in a premium room or suite — a standard entry-level room reportedly doesn’t qualify.
- Bonus: 25,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per qualifying stay.
- Book by: November 23, 2026.
- Stay by: Stays must be completed by December 30, 2026.
- Promotional Code Applied: S2449 — this bonus only applies to bookings made WITH this code at the time of booking. Marriott’s own booking instructions say to reserve online or by phone and quote this code; an existing reservation made without it does not qualify retroactively, so you’d need to make a new booking through the offer (or call Marriott directly to ask whether the code can still be added to a reservation you already hold).
- Where: A set of participating Marriott properties across the Hawaiian Islands — reported to include the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa and the Wailea Beach Resort, Marriott, Maui, among roughly two dozen eligible hotels.
Blackout dates and special-event exclusions apply at individual properties, and room availability for the promotional rate is limited — this isn’t a blanket discount you can book at any price point.
Don’t Confuse This With Vacations by Marriott
Marriott has run a similarly-sized Hawaii points offer before through its separate Vacations by Marriott packages — that April 2026 promotion has already ended. This current offer is a direct-booking hotel-stay bonus, not a vacation package, so don’t assume terms from the earlier deal (like its exact eligible date range) carry over here.
What a 4-Night Maui Stay Actually Costs Right Now
We checked live Marriott award search data on November 11, 2026, to ground that math in real current pricing rather than a flat estimate. The comparison of Hawaiian resorts in the table below will give you a good idea of how much a truly premium stay costs during this period:
| Property | Cash Rate / Night | 4-Night Cost | 25,000-Point Bonus as % of Stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Ritz-Carlton Maui, Kapalua | $842 | $3,368 | 4.1% – 5.2% |
| Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa | $498 | $1,992 | 6.9% – 8.8% |
| Residence Inn by Marriott Maui Wailea | $499 | $1,996 | 6.9% – 8.8% |
Percentages use the $137.50–$175 range for 25,000 points at Marriott’s live 0.55–0.7 cent valuation, divided by the 4-night cash cost. Figures are a live snapshot from November 11, 2026 and will move with demand and dates.
That range matters for the booking decision: at a true luxury property like the Ritz-Carlton Maui, the bonus adds a modest 4–5% on top of an already-expensive stay. At a mid-tier resort closer to $500/night, the same 25,000 points stretches to a more meaningful 7–9% discount. Either way, it confirms the earlier read — a solid add-on if the trip is already happening, not a reason to book one that was not.
If you’re not sure whether your planned dates and property qualify, Marriott’s AI Concierge can check availability and promotion eligibility conversationally — it’s open to every Bonvoy member, no login required, and covers all membership tiers.
For the standing, non-targeted version of Marriott’s current global promotion (1,500 points per 2-night stay, 4,500 at resorts, running through November 22), see our full breakdown of that offer — the two promotions can stack if your Hawaii stay also qualifies under the global terms.
25,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per qualifying stay of 4 or more consecutive nights in a premium room or suite at a participating Hawaii property. Bookings need to be made by November 23, 2026, with the stay itself completed by December 30, 2026. Reporting points to roughly two dozen eligible properties, including the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa and the Wailea Beach Resort, Marriott, Maui. Confirm your specific property's eligibility directly with Marriott before booking. Likely yes if your stay also meets the global promotion's separate terms (2+ nights, paid rate, registered in advance) — the two are different promotions with different registration/booking mechanics, so check both. Reporting indicates a premium room or suite is required, not a standard entry-level room — verify your room category qualifies before booking.How many bonus points does the Marriott Hawaii promotion give?
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Final Thoughts
This is a solid add-on if you’re about to book a 4+ night Hawaii stay anyway — 25,000 points is real money at Marriott’s current redemption values — but only if you book it with promo code S2449 before November 23. It won’t apply to a stay you’ve already booked without the code, so it’s not something to count on for a trip you’ve already locked in elsewhere. Confirm your specific property’s eligibility and the exact booking terms with Marriott directly before you count on it.
