What happened
From January 1, 2027, Chase will let Reserve cardholders spend The Edit statement credits on more than 10,000 Plum Guide vacation homes. The collection already has more than 1,500 hotels and resorts. Credits apply to prepaid Chase Travel bookings of two or more nights.
Personal Sapphire Reserve and J.P. Morgan Reserve cards keep up to $500 a year, capped at $250 per booking. The business Reserve credit rises to $1,000 in 2027 at the same cap. A two-night prepaid stay can trigger the credit. On-property benefits including the $150 in-stay credit need four nights in one reservation, and back-to-back bookings at the same home count as one stay. Points Boost will not apply at launch.
Chase will match Plum Guide's total price and cancellation terms for an identical stay. Full prepayment is required, and in-stay service prices are not shown at booking. Ultimate Rewards remain usable through Chase Travel, but The Edit does not improve redemption value on these homes.
Apply 2027 Edit credits to prepaid homes of two nights or longer, and hold four nights in one reservation for the $150 in-stay credit—Points Boost will not apply.
- Starts
- Jan 1, 2027
- Numbers
- 10,000 homes: vacation homes added to The Edit
- $500: annual Edit statement credit for personal Sapphire Reserve and J.P. Morgan Reserve
- $250: maximum Edit statement credit per eligible booking
- $1,000: annual Edit statement credit for Sapphire Reserve for Business in 2027
- $150: in-stay credit on qualifying vacation-home stays
- 1,500 hotels: existing Edit hotels and resorts
- Who qualifies
- Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, and J.P. Morgan Reserve cardholders making prepaid Chase Travel bookings of two or more nights
- Takeaway
- Use 2027 Edit credits on prepaid two-night or longer home bookings if you want the statement credit, and keep at least four nights in one reservation if you also want the $150 in-stay credit—do not count on Points Boost.