(Update) Chase Sapphire Reserve: Price Match Guarantee On Hotel Bookings (Includes The Edit Bookings)

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Update 3/19/26: It’s been pointed out that the terms show clearly that the Price Match Guarantee is available for Sapphire Reserve consumer and business card. It could be it’s not yet live on the consumer card as it’s currently only showing in the login on the Business card version. Please let us know if anyone tries actually submitting a claim on the consumer version.

Original Post 3/18/26:

Chase has added a price match guarantee on hotel bookings made on Chase Travel hotel bookings made with the Sapphire Reserve for Business card. This includes The Edit hotel collection bookings. 

  • You must submit a claim within 24 hours
  • Claim must be for at least $5
  • The stay must be at least one day away

For example, if you find the Chase portal charging more than Expedia or Priceline, you can book on Chase and get the lower price matched. 

This is huge for those redeeming their their annual hotel credits on the Sapphire Reserve for Business card, and also for those using the Points Boost redemption option for hotels on the card.

Hopefully the personal Sapphire Reserve card will get this matching feature as well. 

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