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Hotel Status
Mattress Runs

Earn qualifying nights for Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, Hyatt, or IHG elite status — without travelling, checking in, or sleeping anywhere. We handle everything.

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$38From / night
0Travel needed
3–7Days to credit
4Programmes

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How It Works

Four Steps to Elite Status

The entire process is virtual. You provide your loyalty number — we handle the rest.

Step 01

Tell Us Your Goal

Share your programme, member number, current qualifying night count, and target tier. We'll calculate exactly what you need.

Step 02

We Find the Property

We identify the most cost-effective qualifying hotel for your mattress run — typically $38–$80 per qualifying night depending on programme and location.

Step 03

We Handle Everything

We manage the booking logistics. You receive the qualifying nights without any physical stay. No travel, no check-in, no disruption to your schedule.

Step 04

Status is Credited

Qualifying nights appear in your loyalty account within 3–7 business days. Status activates automatically once your threshold is reached.

Programmes Covered

We Support All Major Programmes

Our mattress run service covers the four largest hotel loyalty programmes in the world.

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Marriott Bonvoy
Gold (25n) · Platinum (50n) · Titanium (75n)
From $38 / night
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Hilton Honors
Gold (40n) · Diamond (60n)
From $42 / night
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World of Hyatt
Discoverist (10n) · Explorist (30n) · Globalist (60n)
From $55 / night
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IHG One Rewards
Gold (20n) · Platinum (40n) · Diamond (75n)
From $40 / night
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Start Your Mattress Run

WhatsApp us with your programme, current night count, and target status — we'll quote within the hour.

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When a mattress run beats buying status directly

SituationBetter route
You are 5–15 nights short of requalifyingMattress run — pay only for the gap
You want IHG Milestone Rewards (suite upgrades, lounge pass)Mattress run — Milestones need real qualifying nights
You want status now, from zeroDirect upgrade — see our status pages
Your programme tier has a spend requirement tooMessage us — the maths depends on the programme

The economics: at $38–80 per qualifying night, closing a 10-night gap costs $400–800. Compare that against losing Diamond breakfast for a year, or leaving an IHG 40-night Milestone lounge membership unclaimed, and the run frequently pays for itself on the first trip.

Common questions

What is a mattress run?

Booking and paying for hotel nights purely to earn qualifying night credit toward elite status — traditionally by checking into cheap properties you never actually sleep in. Our version removes even the check-in: the entire process is virtual.

Is a virtual mattress run cheaper than just buying the status?

Often, yes — and sometimes it is the only route. Programmes cap what upgrades can be arranged directly, while qualifying nights work within the programme's own rules. At $38–80 per night, reaching a 25-night tier can cost under $1,500.

Which programmes does this work for?

Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, World of Hyatt and IHG One Rewards. Each counts qualifying nights differently, so tell us your current count and target tier and we calculate the exact gap.

How fast do nights credit?

Typically 3–7 days after each stay posts. If you are chasing status before a deadline — a Milestone Reward cutoff or a year-end requalification — start early enough for the final nights to post.

Do mattress-run nights also earn points and Milestone Rewards?

Yes. Qualifying nights are qualifying nights: they count toward IHG Milestone Rewards, Marriott Ambassador spend thresholds aside, and any night-based promotion the programme is running.

Is this against programme rules?

Booking cheap stays to earn status is a long-standing practice, but delegating the process breaches most programmes' terms. As with everything we do, we would rather name the risk than pretend it away: programmes can act against accounts, though status-night activity attracts far less scrutiny than points sales.

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