Marriott is offering 2,000 US Airways Dividend Miles per stay at over 270 participating hotels for stays through December 26 that are booked by October 31. Registration is required and the bonus can be earned a maximum of five times.

It’s not the best promotion ever, but I’m not a Marriott guy and don’t really collect Marriott points, so if I were to stay at one of those Marriott properties, this would be my preferred earning method. Besides, this is also a way to get a “hit” for US Airways’ Grand Slam promotion.

(Tip of the hat to @TravelSort)

As part of the Discover America promotion, Marriott will be selling gift cards for a percentage off the face value tomorrow, Monday, April 11, starting at 12PM eastern.

Via Loyalty Traveler, they will be selling gift cards in the following increments:

• $50 Marriott Travel Card for $44.   (Maximum purchase = 5 cards)
• $100 Marriott TravelCard for $89.   (Maximum purchase = 5 cards)
• $250 Marriott TravelCard for $222.   (Maximum purchase = 2 cards)
• $500 Marriott TravelCard for $445.   (Maximum purchase = 2 cards)
• $1,000 Marriott TravelCard for $890.   (Maximum purchase = 1 card)

While those amounts are only a little bit more than 10% off of face value, they’re offering an additional 10% discount for making the purchase with an American Express credit card. In other words, if using an American Express, the $1,000 gift card is really costing you $801, or about 20% off.

If you’re a frequent Marriott guest, this is a pretty unbeatable deal.

Keep in mind that there are very limited quantities, so if you want to take advantage of this offer, be ready at 12PM eastern sharp with your credit card ready to go.

For the third year in a row, Marriott has announced that they will once again offer Elite Rollover Nights. Through Elite Rollover Nights, all nights earned beyond the status level qualified for will count towards next year’s elite status. It’s certainly a nice reward which doesn’t dilute status, since Marriott has by far the highest number of nights required for their middle and top tier status levels, and they don’t let you qualify based on stays. Sadly I don’t expect we’ll see any of the other major chains match, as status is much easier to earn with them. For example, Platinum (top tier) status with Marriott takes 75 nights, while Diamond (top tier) status with Hyatt takes only 25 stays or 50 nights.

(Tip of the hat to Loyalty Traveler)

Delta is offering 5,000 SkyMiles per Marriott stay between November 1 and January 31, 2011. Now, the slight twist they’ve added to the promotion is that you need a Delta flight in conjunction with your stay. I don’t know what exactly that means, and neither does the Marriott representative on FlyerTalk. Logic would suggest that you need a single Delta flight during the promotion period credited to Delta in order to earn as many 5,000 mile bonuses as you want, as I can’t imagine they have a way of correlating stays and flights.

Registration is required.

(Tip of the hat to TMtravelWorld)

Via Gary:

Hat tip to bhatnasx on Flyertalk, you’ll receive 200 free Marriott Rewards points if you become a fan of the Fairfield Inn Las Vegas Airport on their Facebook page by August 31st and send an email to fairfieldinnrewards@hotmail.com with your Facebook Name and Marriott Rewards number. They promise points to be credited in 4-6 weeks.

Free points are free points!

Beginning May 7, Marriott will start offering Gold and Platinum elite members free internet, but only in the US (excluding Hawaii and US territories) and Canada. Obviously they’re following Hyatt and Starwood’s lead here, although both of those chains provide free internet globally. This is better than nothing, although Marriott has a long way to go before they have a competitive loyalty program, in my book.