Amex Offers: Marriott Bonvoy, Accor, Lululemon

by Rachel Yuan
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American Express Canada has rolled out a few Amex Offers worth your time and attention. One is with Accor: “Spend $500, Get $100”; the other is with Marriott Bonvoy in a very compelling “Spend $250, Get $60” offer. There’s also a decent Toronto Pearson Dining Offer: “Spend $60, Earn $30, Twice”.

Remember to enrol in any offer before making any eligible spend.

What Are Amex Offers

As a recap, Amex Offers are exclusive offers from Amex for cardholders to earn a return on regular spending, with a rotating set of merchants and offers. Sometimes it’s a statement credit, sometimes you earn Membership Rewards points.

Amex releases these offers at random, separate from the regularly scheduled statement credits included with the Business Platinum and Platinum cards. For example, the Amex Platinum and Amex Business Platinum offer a monthly $20 Instacart credit ($10 twice), but the Toronto Pearson International Airport Dining offer is a limited-time Amex Offer, even though both appear the same way in the “Amex Offers” section of the Amex website and/or mobile app.

Amex Offers

Amex Offers on website

Marriott Bonvoy: Spend $250, Get $60

In my humble opinion, this is the most compelling Amex Offer of this round. Getting $60 off a $250 stay is about 23% off, which is a very generous discount for an upcoming stay.

This offer applies only to Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Mexico, the U.S., and Canada. The terms refer to participating hotels, but the “View Participating Locations” link simply redirects to Marriott.com, so it’s reasonable to assume the offer applies to all Marriott Bonvoy properties in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.

Amex Offer

Amex Offer: Spend $250, Get $60 with Marriott Bonvoy

$250 can be spent either cumulatively or as a single qualifying purchase, provided all purchases are made by December 31, 2026, when this offer expires. It also says “Enrollment limited”, so it’s better to enrol now just in case you do take advantage.

I’m seeing the offer on my partner’s Amex Cobalt, and other members in the PMB community report seeing it on their Amex Gold and Amex Business Platinum cards.

If you don’t have any upcoming stays before December 31, it’s worth visiting your local Marriott hotel and seeing if they sell gift cards.

Accor: Spend $500, Earn $100

Like the Marriott offer, Amex also offers $100 off participating Accor and select Orient Express hotels if you spend at least $500 by December 31, 2026. Spending is cumulative, so either a single qualifying purchase or multiple purchases count as long as the total is at least $500.

The good news is that participating hotels are worldwide, not just in North America. The following brands are eligible:

  • Fairmont
  • Raffles
  • Sofitel
  • MGallery
  • Emblems
  • Orient Express La Minerva
  • Orient Express Venezia

Reservations must be made on www.all.accor.com/a/en.html and note that online prepaid bookings do not qualify. Orient Express hotels must be booked at https://www.orient-express.com/en or by calling Orient Express La Minerva (1-506-870-7992) and Orient Express Venezia (1-506-870-7146).

Needless to say, purchases through third-party apps do not qualify, and neither do subscriptions to ALL Accor+.

Toronto Pearson International Airport Dining: Spend $60, Earn $30 Twice

Another Amex Offer still around is getting 50% off airport restaurants when you spend $60 at participating dining outlets at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ).

You’ll get a $30 statement credit after spending $60 between now and September 30, and a second credit is available after spending $60 between October 1 and December 31. Basically, “up to 2 credits” means once in Q3 and once in Q4 of 2026.

Amex Offer Toronto Pearson

Amex Offer: Spend $60, Get $30 Twice at Toronto Pearson restaurants

You must spend the full $60 in a single qualifying transaction.

The list of qualifying locations is available here, with 15 locations in Terminal 1 and 12 in Terminal 3, each split among domestic, transborder, and international.

The ideal play here is to status match any airline or hotel status for free to Club Avolta Gold to get 5% off at dining outlets, then link your Aeroplan and Club Avolta accounts to earn 1 Aeroplan point per $2 spent through Aeroplan’s latest partnership. Note that only some participating locations are part of Club Avolta, and it’s easy to check in the Club Avolta app.

Aeroplan’s partnership with Club Avolta does not currently include dining locations, but it plans to add them all by the end of 2026. Since this offer effectively runs twice, hopefully we’ll be able to stack Aeroplan points earned with the Amex Offer, at least within the Q4 $30 credit.

I received this offer on my Amex Business Platinum, and PMB community members have seen it on the Amex Platinum as well. (There are likely more cards with this offer, but that’s what I’ve seen so far.)

More Amex Offers

Two more good Amex offers are rolling around these days. A Clearly offer of “Spend $150, Get $30”, great glasses and/or contact lenses, and Lululemon of “Spend $150, Earn 30; Twice”.

Amex Offer

This round of Amex Offers is pretty good

Both offers appeared on my Amex Bonvoy Business, but I’m sure you’ll see them floating around other cards, too.

Takeaway

This round of Amex Offers is particularly strong, highlighted by “Spend $250, Get $60“ at Marriott Bonvoy properties in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico, and “Spend $500, Get $100“ at participating Accor and Orient Express Hotels. Toronto Pearson Airport dining and Lululemon are also great offers right now.

If you’re targeted, make sure to enrol before making any eligible purchases, and use them before they expire.

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