Complete Map of The Edit by Chase Credit Eligible Hotel [Updated 2026]

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The Chase Sapphire Reserve carries a $550 annual fee, and the first question anyone asks is whether you can actually earn that back. The answer is yes — without even trying hard. As one of the most valuable cards in the Chase lineup, it gives you a $300 annual travel credit that covers almost anything travel-related automatically. On top of that, you get up to $750 more through two separate hotel credits tied to The Edit by Chase hotel collection.

That is $1,050 in potential annual value before you factor in Ultimate Rewards points, which earn at 10x on Chase Travel bookings.

That is $1,050 in potential annual value before you factor in Ultimate Rewards points, which earn at 10x on Chase Travel bookings.

This is what you get per year:

• The Edit Credits ($500): Two separate $250 statement credits for prepaid, minimum two-night stays at The Edit properties. These can now be used anytime during the year.
• New 2026 Hotel Credit ($250): An additional one-time $250 credit for prepaid two-night stays at select partner brands, including IHG Hotels & Resorts, Montage, Pendry, Omni, Virgin Hotels, Minor Hotels, and Pan Pacific.

The problem is that Chase does not make it easy to see where you can actually use the Edit credits. There is no map on the Chase site.

The property list runs over 1,000 hotels deep, and there is no simple way to browse by region or destination before you start planning. We built this map to fix that. Use it to find a qualifying property first, then build your trip around it.

Chase Edit Hotel Credit

Here’s how the Edit Credit works:

• $250 from January to June
• $250 from July to December

Each period is separate, and unused credits don’t roll over. When you book a hotel from the Edit Hotel Collection through Chase Travel, the credit applies automatically once your charge posts. There’s nothing to enroll in or activate.

Chase $300 Annual Travel Credit

Every Sapphire Reserve cardholder also gets a $300 annual travel credit. It automatically covers travel expenses like hotels, flights, car rentals, parking, and tolls. This one resets every cardmember year (not calendar year).

Between this and the Edit Credit, you’re getting up to $800 a year in travel value without having to do anything special.

Where You Can Use the Credit

You can only use the Edit Hotel Credit at properties listed in the Chase Edit Hotel Collection. These are hand-picked for their design, service, and location. You’ll find them in cities and resort destinations all over the world. They change, so make sure to check the official list.

Some popular ones include:

• Hilton Tokyo Bay
• The Miami Beach EDITION
• The Bodrum EDITION
• The London EDITION
• The Sanya EDITION

The Map

Here’s the map so you can browse all current locations and plan your next stay.

Read the notes below for best results.

• Pins are color-coded by country so you can visually cluster destinations by region. Click any pin to see the property name.
• Use the Hide and Only buttons in the sidebar to filter down to a single country.
• Hit the fullscreen icon in the top right corner for a better browsing experience on desktop.

1368 properties across 91 countries including United States, Italy, Mexico, Spain, United Kingdom, France, Greece, Thailand, and 83 more.

Complimentary Benefits

What You Get When You Book Through The Edit

The credits are only part of the story. Every Edit by Chase booking through travel.chase.com also comes with a set of automatic perks that make the stay feel more premium than the room rate alone would suggest.

Here is what is included on every qualifying reservation:

• Daily breakfast for two included each morning of your stay
• $100 property credit to use toward dining, spa treatments, or resort activities
• Room upgrade at check-in when availability allows
• Early check-in and late check-out when the hotel can accommodate it
• Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout your stay

None of these require a code, a status match, or a phone call to the hotel. They attach to the booking automatically because you booked through Chase Travel with your Sapphire Reserve.

Your Edit Hotel Credit can be used for room rates and taxes. Just make sure the booking goes through travel.chase.com and is paid with your Sapphire Reserve card. If you book directly with the hotel or through a third party, the credit won’t apply.

How Much Is This Actually Worth?

Run the numbers on a two-night stay at a mid-tier Edit property. Breakfast for two at a full-service hotel typically runs $40 to $60 per person per sitting. Over two mornings, that is $160 to $240 in food alone. Add the $100 property credit and you are looking at $260 to $340 in additional value on top of your $250 Edit credit.

A single well-planned booking can deliver $500 or more in total value — the credit plus the perks — without booking a single points redemption.

How to Book Once You Find a Property

Once you have found a property from the edit by chase map, the booking process is straightforward. Here is how it works step by step.

Step 1: Go to travel.chase.com and log in with your Sapphire Reserve account.

Step 2: Select Hotels and search by destination or property name. Look for the Edit by Chase label on the listing — not every hotel on Chase Travel qualifies for the credit.

Step 3: Choose a stay of at least two nights. The credit does not apply to single-night bookings.

Step 4: Select a prepaid rate. Flexible or pay-at-property rates do not trigger the Edit credit or the complimentary perks.

Step 5: Pay with your Chase Sapphire Reserve card. The $250 credit posts as a statement credit after the charge clears, usually within a few days.

A Note on Rates and Hotel Points

Chase Travel sometimes shows a lower rate than the hotel’s public rate. That sounds like a straightforward win, but there is a trade-off. If your booking comes in at a discounted rate, the hotel may not award you loyalty points or status credit for the stay. You are essentially choosing the Chase ecosystem over the hotel’s own rewards.

For most cardholders using the Edit credit, the $250 statement credit plus complimentary perks outweigh what they give up in hotel points. But if you are actively chasing elite status with a specific chain, it is worth comparing the two before you commit to a prepaid Chase Travel booking.

How to Get the Most From It

Plan Twice a Year
Because the credit resets mid-year, plan one stay before June and another after July.

Combine With the $300 Travel Credit
Your travel credit usually applies first, followed by the Edit Credit — together that’s $800 in covered travel costs.

Book Premium Properties
Use your credit at higher-end Edit Collection hotels where amenities like dining and spa credits go further.

Earn Points Too
You’ll still earn 10x Ultimate Rewards points on the full amount of your booking, even if some or all of it gets reimbursed.

Stack the Perks
Take advantage of breakfast, late check-out, upgrades, and the $100 property credit — all included automatically.

What These Credits Are Actually Worth: A Real Example

Numbers on paper are one thing. Here is what a well-planned Edit booking looks like in practice.

Say you book a two-night stay at The Miami Beach EDITION through Chase Travel in March. The room rate runs $450 per night, so the total before fees is $900. Your first-half Edit credit covers $250 of that automatically. Breakfast for two each morning adds roughly $100 in food value. The $100 property credit goes toward a spa treatment or dinner. You may earn 10x Ultimate Rewards points on the full $900 charge,- that is 9,000 points worth roughly $135 at a conservative 1.5 cents per point valuation.

Total value from a single two-night stay: roughly $585 against a $650 out-of-pocket cost after the credit. Then do it again in the second half of the year at a different property and you have used both Edit credits plus stacked perks twice.

If you hold the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, the same Edit benefit structure applies, which means a household running both cards can potentially access four Edit credits per year across two accounts.

The 10x earning rate also means Edit bookings are one of the strongest ways to accumulate points fast. Our Chase Sapphire Lounge at Boston review shows what else the card unlocks on the travel side beyond hotel credits.

Our Take

The Chase Edit Hotel Collection is one of the easiest ways to get real value from the Chase Sapphire Reserve. With two $250 Edit Credits, a $300 annual travel credit, and automatic perks like breakfast and property credits, it’s built for travelers who want simple, high-end rewards without complicated hoops.

Use the Chase Edit Hotels Map above to find participating properties, plan your next trip, and make sure you use both credits every year.

If you want a parallel look at how another premium card handles a similar benefit, our Amex Hilton Aspire resort credit map covers that collection the same way.