What The Edit is

The Edit by Chase Travel is the curated hotel collection for Chase Sapphire Reserve, Sapphire Reserve for Business, and J.P. Morgan Reserve cardholders. You browse it inside Chase Travel, and you book through Chase Travel to get the perks.

The perks and credits

For a prepaid stay of two or more consecutive nights at an Edit hotel, you typically get:

• Daily breakfast for two at most properties
• A property credit of about $100 (about $200 at all-inclusive properties)
• A room upgrade on arrival, when available
• Early check-in and late check-out, when available

On top of that, the Sapphire Reserve gives up to $500 a year in statement credits for Edit stays, paid as up to $250 on each of the first two qualifying bookings. As of November 2026, 177 Edit hotels also qualify for Chase’s separate Select Hotels credit, so on those stays the two credits can stack to $500 on a single booking. Check the exact credit and perks for your hotel and dates in Chase Travel before you book — they vary by property.

How to use this list

Use the search box to find a hotel, city, or country, or pick a region or country from the menus — the single table filters live, and the count below the menus tells you how many hotels match. Where we have reviewed a hotel ourselves, the Our review column links to our blog post and YouTube video for it. (Our MGM Grand video is a warning, not a recommendation — it is linked because it is our honest take on that hotel, same as the rest.)

The list below

This is every Edit hotel in Chase Travel’s list as compiled on November 2, 2026: 1,528 hotels in 92 countries, in a single table with Region and Country columns, in region order. One near-duplicate pair from the source is kept as listed (two similar Nekajui Peninsula Papagayo entries in Costa Rica), so the unique-property count may be 1,527.

Hotel membership changes through the year — hotels join and leave — so confirm a hotel is still in The Edit in Chase Travel before you plan around it. This page is a reference list, not a booking site, and we are not paid by Chase or any hotel on it. The list itself comes from a third-party compilation of Chase Travel’s list, not from Chase directly: Chase publishes no complete public list of its own.