How many Wyndham points do you get for one night stay?

For every qualified stay at a Wyndham Rewards hotel or vacation club resort, you'll earn 10 points per dollar or 1,000 points—whichever is more.



In the Wyndham Rewards program, you earn points based on the amount you spend on "Qualifying Stays." The standard earning rate is 10 points per dollar spent, or a flat 1,000 points per stay, whichever is greater. This "Go Get 'Em" policy ensures that even if you stay at a very cheap budget hotel (like a $60-a-night Super 8), you still walk away with at least 1,000 points. If you are a member with higher "Member Levels" (Gold, Platinum, or Diamond), you earn "accelerated" points ranging from an extra 10% to 20% on your base earnings. Additionally, if you use a Wyndham Rewards Earner Credit Card, you can earn up to 6 extra points per dollar spent on your room. This means a $150 night at a Wyndham Grand could easily net you over 2,000 points. Points can then be redeemed for "Go Free" nights, which typically cost 7,500, 15,000, or 30,000 points per night depending on the property category. For most travelers, the 1,000-point minimum is a major perk, as it makes earning a free night relatively fast compared to other hotel loyalty programs.

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Each point costs 1.3 cents, so you need to pay $13 for every 1,000 points. If you purchase Wyndham points during promotional offers, you can receive points bonuses that typically vary from 25% to 40%.

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Wyndham has more than 8,900 hotels worldwide across 22 brands to redeem points at. You can also use points at Club Wyndham resorts, including Wyndham Vacation Club, WorldMark by Wyndham, Margaritaville and Shell Vacation Clubs.

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Wyndham Rewards Members Can Now Turn Points into Cash with Bakkt. PARSIPPANY, N.J. – (December 7, 2021) Wyndham Rewards® members can now convert their Wyndham Rewards points to cash thanks to a newly launched relationship with leading digital asset marketplace Bakkt and its highly-rated Bakkt App.

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If you're staying at Hilton, Hyatt or Wyndham, you'll be pleased to know they typically waive resort fees on eligible award bookings (however, resort fees may occasionally apply and they cannot be paid for with points). Simply use your points to book an eligible room and the resort fee will be waived.

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You must transfer points in increments of 1,000; therefore, the minimum number of points you can transfer is 1,000. Can I transfer my Wyndham Rewards points into another member's La Quinta Returns member account? No. You can only transfer your Wyndham Rewards points into your La Quinta Returns member account.

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With your 3,000 bonus points, you can book our go fast® rate—using points and cash—for a discount at thousands of Hotels by Wyndham.

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Just like with any other Timeshare, all owners have 3 options available to them:
  1. Find a new owner on the resale market.
  2. Give the ownership back to the resort/Developer.
  3. Stop paying.


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You cannot simply refuse to pay resort fees, but — just as some hotel employees are occasionally empowered to compensate you — the employee might have authority to remove your resort fee. Just understand that this is the exception, not the norm. And while it doesn't hurt to ask, it helps to ask nicely.

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Book an award stay with hotel loyalty points. One of the best strategies for avoiding resort fees comes when you use travel rewards to cover the cost of your stay. However, it's important to note that not all hotel points can help you avoid paying those pesky resort fees.

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Over half of Wyndham's revenues are marketing and reservation fees which Wyndham is contractually obligated to spend in support of franchisees. These revenues have no impact on EBITDA or free cash flow. Stripping them out, Wyndham sports a 70% margin.

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With Points Protection, your points are returned to their Use Year even in the event of a last-minute cancellation. This means that you can cancel a reservation less than 15 days prior to check-in without losing your points — even up to your check-in day.

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