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Mandarin Oriental: $100 Amex Credit on $500 Spend

American Express cardholders can now avail themselves of a $100 statement credit after spending $500 or more at participating Mandarin Oriental properties. This limited-time offer applies to select hotels in the U.S. and abroad.

T. VIDAL· Spanish correspondent·June 3, 2026·2 min read
Mandarin Oriental hotel exterior with an American Express card overlay

Mandarin Oriental hotel exterior with an American Express card overlay

Announced June 1, 2026, American Express is offering a $100 statement credit to cardmembers who spend $500 or more at Mandarin Oriental hotels. This Amex Offer is available for a limited period, valid at some of the brand's most prestigious locations in the United States and internationally.

Cardmembers must first add the offer to their eligible American Express card. The $500 minimum spend can be accumulated across multiple transactions, but it must be met before the offer's expiration date. According to UpgradedPoints.com, this credit applies to room rates and other eligible charges posted to the room bill, offering a straightforward rebate on luxury stays.

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