How do I get titanium status?

While you must have 75 elite night credits to earn Titanium status, there are multiple ways to earn those credits, including by holding one of Marriott's co-branded credit cards. With Titanium elite status, you'll receive numerous benefits that save money, earn additional points and improve your stays.



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Titanium members earn a 75% bonus on paid stays, which equals 7.5 extra points per dollar spent at most hotels in Marriott's portfolio. Given my assumption of 90 nights with an average rate of $150 per night, that'll give you an additional 101,250 points, worth $850.

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  1. Member status. Stay 0 - 9 nights/year. view benefits.
  2. Silver Elite. Stay 10 nights/year. VIEW BENEFITS.
  3. Gold Elite. Stay 25 nights/year. VIEW BENEFITS.
  4. Platinum Elite. Stay 50 nights/year. VIEW BENEFITS.
  5. Titanium Elite. Stay 75 nights/year. VIEW BENEFITS.
  6. Ambassador Elite. Stay 100+ nights/year + $23,000+ USD Annual Qualifying Spend.


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Click here for a full list of Marriott Bonvoy® Titanium Elite benefits including: Earn 75% Bonus Points on every eligible hotel purchase, including on room rate and other incidentals that can be charged to your room, such as dining and spa.

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Marriott International is known as an innovative leader in luxury hospitality. Each of our globally recognized luxury brands offer owners long term value through category leadership, engagement with loyal and coveted consumers, and dedicated luxury expertise to support operations.

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For most people, it probably won't be worth going very far out of your way to chase airline elite status. You can easily replicate many of the perks that a low- or even mid-tier elite traveler would enjoy by holding the right credit cards and buying the occasional upgrade to first class.

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Marriott Cobalt is a secret tier of the hotel brand's Bonvoy program, and it's only granted to those nominated by Marriott employees and approved by Marriott International's president and CEO, according to The Points Guy.

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If you had 750 elite nights and 10 years as a Platinum member with either Starwood or Marriott, you received Lifetime Titanium Elite status. It is no longer possible to achieve Lifetime Titanium Elite. How do I check my Marriott Lifetime status?

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Yes, Marriott Bonvoy® Points can expire. Marriott Bonvoy® Members must remain active in the Marriott Bonvoy® Loyalty Program to retain Points they accumulate. If a Member Account is inactive for twenty-four (24) consecutive months, that Member Account will forfeit all accumulated Points.

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You can get automatic Gold Elite status with Marriott Bonvoy just by holding a certain travel or hotel credit card. The Marriott Bonvoy Bevy™ American Express® Card and the Marriott Bonvoy Business® American Express® Card both offer complimentary Gold Elite status as a perk of card membership.

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