Chase has refreshed the list of The Edit hotels offering 2.5 cents per point through Points Boost, with 11 properties in the October 2026 lineup. The list of properties seems to change every so often and the original announcement list in April 2026 is no longer accurate.

Disclosure: This is an independent, unofficial analysis of selected Chase Edit hotels checked in October 2026. Information may be incomplete, outdated or inaccurate. Offers can vary by card, dates, room and availability. Always confirm the final price, points total and booking terms in Chase Travel.

Edit hotels where your points are worth 2.5x with Points Boost

*Points Boost offers and prices change, and your rate depends on dates, room and booking options. Confirm the final cash and points prices in Chase Travel before redeeming. We collected this data in October 2026 using a random sample from each month and averaged it out.

†Only available for booking through 2026

InterContinental Malta is the best value on the list

At an average of ~$309 per night, InterContinental Malta is the cheapest way to use the 2.5 CPP rate right now. What’s interesting is that it also qualifies for the 2026 Select Hotels credit, so you could stack both benefits together for an incredibly high value stay.

For instance, let’s say you’re looking to book a 2 night stay from Mar 16-Mar 18, 2027. When we checked in Oct 2026, that would cost a total of $407.

1. With 2.5x Points Boost, that costs just around 16.3k points

2. Or, you could use your Edit credit and Select Hotels credit in a singular booking and pay $0 out of pocket for the stay

3. If you’ve already used your Select Hotels credit, you could combine it with the Edit credit and pay just 6.3k more points to cover the rest

I think you get my point.

Which 2.5x Points Boost Edit hotels also qualify for the 2026 Select Hotels credit?

Three of the 11 properties also qualify for the $250 Select Hotels credit:

• InterContinental Malta (IHG)

• Six Senses Con Dao (Six Senses is an IHG brand)

• Omni Mount Washington Resort (Omni)

As described above, this can make for some absurd stacking value, since you can trigger all three benefits in one valid booking:

1. The Chase Sapphire Reserve® $250 Edit credit

2. The $250 Select Hotels credit

3. 2.5x Points Boost

And if you have the targeted Chase Travel offer for spend $600 earn $100 back, then that’s a fourth thing you can add to this combo.

What were the previous Edit hotels with 2.5x Points Boost?

This is an unfounded statement, but it seems like 2.5x Points Boost Edit hotels change every monthish or so?

Here’s how the eligible properties changed over the last few months (we did not measure everything all the time, so there may be hotels we missed):

As you can see, none of the hotels really stick around for too long at any moment and time. This is good to keep properties fresh!

This list is subject to change at any time, so always check Chase Travel for the final rates and Points Boost valuations.

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Track your hotel credits with nextcard

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Conclusion

Being able to redeem your points for 2.5 cents per point while also using your Edit credit is awesome. The Intercontinental Malta is particularly interesting if you still have both hotel credits available, while Six Senses Con Dao and Omni Mount Washington offer additional opportunities to combine credits with Points Boost.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Edit hotel offering 2.5 cents per point?

InterContinental Malta has the lowest average nightly price in this lineup at approximately $309, followed by L’AND Vineyards at $342. These are averages across our sampled dates; your actual price will depend on when you stay and which room you book.

Can you stack 2.5¢ Points Boost with both Chase hotel credits?

Yes, when the property and reservation qualify.

InterContinental Malta, Six Senses Con Dao and Omni Mount Washington Resort also qualify for the 2026 Select Hotels credit, creating an opportunity to combine it with the Edit credit and Points Boost. Both statement credits require an eligible prepaid stay of at least two nights, with enough charged to your eligible card to receive the credits.

Will you receive the hotel credits if you pay entirely with points?

No. The statement credits apply to qualifying amounts charged to your eligible card. You can combine a card payment with points, but the portion paid with points cannot also be reimbursed through a statement credit.

You must charge some portion directly to your card (ideally at least $250) to receive the Edit credit.

Can the 2026 Select Hotels credit apply to a 2027 stay?

Yes, provided you make the qualifying prepaid purchase during 2026 and meet the benefit’s other requirements. The important deadline is when you make the eligible purchase, so a booking paid for in 2027 would not use the 2026 credit.

How often does Chase change the hotels offering 2.5 cents per point?

There is no confirmed monthly schedule. The April, September and October lists show that participating hotels change, but they do not establish a fixed rotation. Confirm the redemption value for your hotel, room and dates in Chase Travel before booking.