Marriott Points Value Calculator

One Marriott Bonvoy point is worth roughly 0.7 to 0.9 cents on hotel stays in 2026. Enter your balance and see what it's actually worth — and how the redemption you choose changes the answer.

3,000 Marriott points are worth about
$21$27
on typical hotel-stay redemptions (0.7–0.9¢ per point)

Value by redemption type

RedemptionYour 3,000 ptsWorth knowing
Hotel stay (typical)$21$27The standard redemption — where most balances should go.
Hotel stay w/ 5th night free$26$34Book 5-night award blocks: every 5th night is free (+25% effective value on those blocks).
Gift cards$12$15Roughly half of hotel-stay value — avoid.
Airline miles transfer1,000 miles3:1 ratio (plus 5,000 bonus miles per 60,000 transferred). Only worth it for a specific award you've already found.

Quick answers

How much is 3,000 Marriott points worth? About $21–$27 on hotel stays. Too few for a free night on their own, but they never expire as long as your account has activity every 24 months — top them up rather than letting them lapse.

How much is 1,000 Marriott points worth? Roughly $7–$9 on hotel stays. Redeemed for gift cards it's about half that — $4–$5.

How much are 50,000 Marriott points worth? About $350–$450 — enough for one to two nights at a mid-tier property, or more when you book five-night award blocks with the fifth night free.

What is a Marriott Bonvoy point worth in cents per point in 2026? About 0.7–0.9¢ on hotel stays (The Points Guy values them at 0.75¢). Marriott prices award nights dynamically, so cents-per-point varies by property and date. Before booking, divide the cash rate by the points price — above 0.9¢, it's a good redemption; below 0.7¢, consider paying cash.

Should I transfer Marriott points to airline miles? Usually no. Transfers run 3:1 with a 5,000-mile bonus per 60,000 points, so 60,000 points become 25,000 miles — only worth it when you've already found a specific high-value award flight.

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Valuations reflect typical 2026 redemption values (hotel stays 0.7–0.9¢/pt, consistent with independent valuations such as The Points Guy's 0.75¢). Marriott prices awards dynamically; always compare against the cash rate before booking.