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How To Stack Chase Premium Hotel Credits: The Edit + Select Hotels

Chase premium cardholders can stack up to $750 in hotel credits through The Edit and Select Hotels programs, valid through the end of 2026

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Event date: Jul 16, 2026 · By Oleg Manko

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Chase premium cardholders have a unique opportunity to stack up to $750 in hotel credits across The Edit and Select Hotels programs, with these perks available through the end of 2026. This strategy, introduced as part of the Sapphire Reserve revamp and the launch of the Sapphire Reserve for Business, allows savvy travelers to maximize value on luxury stays.

Our Take

Good news for Chase Sapphire Reserve and business cardholders. If you hold one of Chase’s top-tier cards, this is a rare chance to double-dip on hotel credits—potentially saving hundreds on luxury bookings. For those who plan strategically, this is one of the most lucrative hotel perks in the premium card market right now.

What Changed

  • Chase introduced The Edit hotel credits as part of the Sapphire Reserve revamp and Sapphire Reserve for Business launch (mid-2025)
  • Cardholders can now stack The Edit credits with Select Hotels credits, for a combined total of up to $750 in hotel credits
  • Credits are valid through the end of 2026

Who Benefits Most

  • Frequent luxury hotel guests: If you regularly book through Chase’s Edit or Select Hotels portals, stacking can save you up to $750 over the next 18 months.
  • Sapphire Reserve cardholders: With the card’s annual fee offset by these credits, you can effectively reduce your out-of-pocket cost by up to $750 if you maximize both programs.
  • Business travelers with Sapphire Reserve for Business: Stack credits for both personal and business travel, potentially doubling your total benefit.
  • Travelers booking multi-night stays: By timing bookings to align with credit resets, you can maximize value—e.g., two $375 credits used on two separate stays.

Who Should Be Cautious

  • Infrequent travelers: If you don’t book hotels through Chase’s portals, these credits may go unused.
  • Loyalty program purists: Bookings through The Edit or Select Hotels may not earn elite status or points with hotel chains—check terms before booking.
  • Travelers who prefer budget hotels: The credits are best used at higher-end properties; using them at cheaper hotels may not provide optimal value.

What To Do Right Now

  1. Review your Chase Sapphire Reserve or Sapphire Reserve for Business account for available hotel credits.
  2. Plan upcoming travel to use both The Edit and Select Hotels credits before they expire at the end of 2026.
  3. Book eligible stays through the Chase portals to ensure credits apply—read the fine print for each program.
  4. Consider splitting trips to maximize multiple credits if your travel dates allow.
  5. Track your credit usage in your Chase account dashboard to avoid missing out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I stack The Edit and Select Hotels credits with Chase?
You must book eligible stays through Chase’s Edit and Select Hotels portals using your Sapphire Reserve or Reserve for Business card. The credits apply automatically to qualifying bookings.
Are these credits available every year?
The current stacking opportunity is valid through the end of 2026, per Chase’s latest updates. Future availability is not guaranteed.
Can I use these credits at any hotel?
No, credits are limited to hotels participating in The Edit and Select Hotels programs. Check Chase’s portal for eligible properties.
Will I earn hotel loyalty points on these bookings?
Typically, bookings through third-party portals like Chase’s may not earn elite status or points with hotel chains. Always check the terms before booking.

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