The offer in one line
Marriott Bonvoy pays 1,000 bonus points on a stay that begins on a Thursday or a Sunday at any of 132 participating Marriott hotels in Canada. The member books with promotional code S2449. The stay must fall on or before 21 December 2026.
The arrival day carries the award
Frequent Flyer Bonuses published the offer on 13 October 2026 in its Bonus Offer Highlight. The outlet calls the two arrival days a shoulder night. The award attaches to the check-in date.
A Sunday arrival for one night and a Sunday arrival for five nights both collect one award of 1,000 points on the outlet's wording. The nights after the arrival do not change the award. The outlet publishes no minimum stay and no cap on the number of qualifying stays a member may complete.
Marriott's own offer page returned HTTP 403 to a browser user agent. The Internet Archive holds no capture of the address. Both lines rest on the outlet's copy.
Eighteen arrival dates remain
The stay deadline of 21 December 2026 is a Monday. Sixty-one days separate 21 October from that date. Every Thursday and every Sunday inside the span opens a qualifying arrival, and 18 remain. Nine are Thursdays and nine are Sundays. The first is Thursday 22 October 2026. The last is Sunday 20 December 2026, which leaves a one-night stay that checks out on the deadline itself.
The 132 properties
The outlet puts the participating set at 132 Marriott hotels in Canada. It publishes no property list, no brand breakdown and no province split. The page carries the count twice and writes it the same way each time. The lede reads 132 locations in Canada. The entry reads 132 participating Marriott hotels in Canada. A member who needs the property set opens the offer on the Marriott site or asks the hotel.
The code and the booking window
The entry states S2449 as a condition of the award. A booking made without the code earns no bonus under the outlet's description. The page gives one instruction on timing, and it reads Book now. No separate booking cut-off is published. The stay deadline of 21 December 2026 is the only date the outlet sets.
Marriott's offer address carries the slug shoulder-night-1k-bonus-points. That slug is the only company-side rendering of the offer that could be read.
What the award does to a night count
The award pays once on the arrival day. A two-night stay and a five-night stay on a qualifying arrival collect the same 1,000 points. The award leaves the room rate alone and does not scale with the rate paid. A member weighing the offer compares 1,000 points against the gap between the offer rate and the member rate on the same nights. The outlet publishes no rate. Marriott holds the rate on the page that returned 403.
Four terms the outlet leaves open
The page publishes no combining rule, so how the offer stands against a member rate, a corporate rate or a package is unstated. It publishes no retro-credit path for a member who books without the code. It publishes no per-member ceiling. It publishes no booking cut-off. Marriott's terms govern those four points, and those terms could not be read for this offer. None of the four is printed here as a settled term.
Three checks before a guest books
Confirm the property sits on the participating list of 132. Confirm the rate accepts the code S2449. Confirm the check-in date is a Thursday or a Sunday at that hotel. The outlet states the award, the two arrival days, the deadline and the code. Everything else about this offer sits on the page that returned 403.
The second rendering
InsideFlyer carried the same offer on 13 October 2026 under the headline Marriott offers 1,000 points at 132 Canadian hotels. The republication repeats the award, the count, the Thursday and Sunday arrival rule, the code and the deadline, and credits Frequent Flyer Bonuses as its source. The two pages agree on every element they share. The agreement adds no independent confirmation of the property count or of the code.