How to book Residence Inn hotels with crypto?
You can book Residence Inn by Marriott hotels on trip1 and pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, and 120+ other cryptocurrencies. Here's how to book and pay step by step.
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trip1 is a hotel booking platform with over 3 million hotels in 190+ countries, including Residence Inn by Marriott properties. You pay with crypto through CoinGate, a payment provider licensed under the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) by the Bank of Lithuania. You don't need a wallet account with trip1.
About Residence Inn by Marriott
Residence Inn by Marriott is an extended-stay brand built for trips of a week or longer. Most rooms are suites with a full kitchen and separate living and sleeping areas.
Free hot breakfast is standard at most locations, and many properties have a grocery service and laundry. It works well for relocations, long work projects, and family trips.
How to book a Residence Inn hotel with crypto - step by step
Step 1: Search for your hotel
Type Residence Inn or your destination into the search bar on trip1.com. Pick a Residence Inn property from the results.
Step 2: Choose your dates and room
Select your check-in and check-out dates, then compare room types and rates. Read the cancellation policy for your rate before you continue.
Step 3: Select crypto at checkout
Enter the guest details and choose to pay with crypto. Pick your coin and network, for example Bitcoin on the Lightning Network or USDC on Base.
Step 4: Send the exact amount
CoinGate shows a QR code and a wallet address. Scan or copy it and send the exact amount from any wallet before the payment window closes.
Step 5: Get your confirmation
Once your transaction confirms on-chain, we confirm the booking and email you the details. Show the confirmation and a matching photo ID at the front desk.
Which cryptocurrencies can I use?
trip1 accepts 120+ cryptocurrencies through CoinGate, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USDC, Litecoin (LTC), XRP, Solana (SOL), Dogecoin (DOGE), and more. Many coins work on several networks, so you can choose a faster or cheaper option such as the Lightning Network (Bitcoin's fast payment layer) or a Layer 2 like Arbitrum for Ethereum.
Important: Check the blockchain network shown in the payment window before you send. Crypto sent on the wrong network can't be reversed, and trip1 can't recover it.
What happens at check-in
CoinGate converts your crypto to regular currency and pays the hotel, so the Residence Inn front desk sees a standard prepaid reservation. You won't need to explain anything about crypto. The hotel may still ask for a deposit for incidentals, depending on its own policy.
Residence Inn hotels with crypto - FAQ
Yes. Residence Inn is Marriott's extended-stay brand, with suites that include a full kitchen and separate living space. It suits stays of a week or more.
Yes. Search for Residence Inn on trip1, choose your room, and select crypto at checkout to pay with Bitcoin on-chain or over the Lightning Network. You can also use Ethereum, USDC, and 120+ other cryptocurrencies.
Usually not. Marriott Bonvoy generally only credits stays booked directly with the brand, so a Residence Inn stay booked on trip1 won't earn points. What trip1 adds is the option to pay with Bitcoin, USDC, and other cryptocurrencies.
No. CoinGate converts your crypto into regular currency and pays the hotel, so Residence Inn sees a standard prepaid reservation. Bring your confirmation and a photo ID that matches the guest name.