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Wyndham Rewards has no shortage of promotions running right now. Between seasonal hotel sales, bonus-point opportunities, sales on paid stays, and sweepstakes giveaways, there are several ways for Wyndham members to save money or pad their points balances this summer.

Here’s a roundup of the current Wyndham Rewards promotions — including the key deadlines and which deals may actually be worth your attention.

Earn up to 30k Bonus Wyndham Rewards Points After Four Nights

This new Wyndham promotion offers up to 30,000 bonus points in as few as four nights, but there's a catch. After registering by September 3, Wyndham Rewards members can earn up to 15,000 bonus points on stays completed by September 30, 2026, as follows:

  • Stay 2 consecutive nights, earn 7,500 bonus points
  • Stay 3 consecutive nights, earn 12,500 bonus points
  • Stay 4 consecutive nights, earn 15,000 bonus points

You're limited to 15,000 bonus points from the stay portion of this offer. For example, you could complete one four-night stay or two separate two-night stays and still earn the maximum 15,000 bonus points.

Screenshot of Wyndham Rewards summer promo.
Screenshot of Wyndham Rewards

To earn the additional 15,000 bonus points — bringing your total to 30,000 points — you'll need to meet both of these requirements:

  • If you're a Wyndham Rewards Insider member, you'll earn an additional 7,500 bonus points after registering and completing a stay of two or more qualifying nights.
  • If you're a Wyndham Rewards debit or credit cardholder and use your card to pay for a stay of two or more qualifying nights, you'll earn another 7,500 bonus points.

If you only qualify for one of those additional bonuses and earn the full 15,000 points from your stay, the most you'll earn is 22,500 bonus points. But if you qualify for both, you can earn the full 30,000 bonus points, which is a solid return on as few as four nights at a Wyndham property.

Summer All-Channel Sale: Save up to 25% on Paid Stays

This Wyndham Rewards promotion offers up to 25% off eligible paid stays at participating properties in the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. With Wyndham's Summer All-Channel Sale, you can save on eligible stays as follows:

  • Stay one night: Save 10% or more
  • Stay two consecutive nights: Save 15% or more
  • Stay three or more consecutive nights: Save 20% or more

If you upgrade to (or are a) Wyndham Rewards Insider, you'll unlock an additional 5% discount, bringing your savings to up to 25% (or potentially more) on eligible stays.

To take advantage of this offer, you'll need to book under the “Wyndham Rewards Rate” by August 28, 2026, and complete your stay by December 31, 2026. As always, this may not be the cheapest available rate, so it's worth comparing your options before booking. Registration is not required.

Screenshot of Wyndham Summer Sale promo banner.
Screenshot of Wyndham

Get Two Free Months of Wyndham Insider and 7,500 Points

In October 2025, Wyndham launched Wyndham Rewards Insider, a subscription program that offers 10% or more off eligible stays, instant Wyndham Gold status, 50% more points for elite members, and several other benefits. The program costs $95 annually.

Currently, members can enroll and get 14 months for the price of 12 and earn 7,500 bonus points. To take advantage of this offer, you'll need become an Insider by December 31, 2026.

Screenshot of Wyndham Rewards Insider enrollment promotion
Screenshot of Wyndham

Sweepstakes: Win up to 1 Million Wyndham Rewards Points

Wyndham is running a sweepstakes through 2026, offering 1 million points plus a 7-night family vacation package including airfare for one lucky winner. Monthly winners can get 120,000 Wyndham Rewards points and a $150 Amazon gift card, and weekly winners can get 30,000 bonus points and a $50 Amazon gift card.

To enter the sweepstakes, simply enter your phone number on the sweepstakes page. You will receive either 10, 30, or 50 entries. No purchase is necessary. Just note that entering the sweepstakes gives consent to Wyndham and its parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, and agents to contact you with time-limited promotional offers, products, and services.

Weekly entry periods start every Thursday at midnight, and Wyndham will choose the winners after the pool closes on Wednesday night. Monthly pools run from the first day through the last day of each month. Finally, the grand prize winner will be chosen after the sweepstakes ends on October 27, 2026.

Wyndham Rewards 2026 Sweepstakes
Screenshot of Wyndham

2X Points and Gold Elite Status for Truck Drivers

Wyndham Rewards has introduced a new benefit for truck drivers with a Wyndham Business account. After registration, you will earn double points on stays at participating Wyndham properties in the U.S., up to 15,000 bonus points per year. You will also receive a year of Gold elite status.

Thereafter, you must complete three eligible stays each year by December 1 to continue earning double points and maintain Gold Elite status. If you do not meet this requirement, you will need to re-register for this offer.

Wyndham 2X Points and Gold Elite Status for Truck Drivers 2025 Promotion
Screenshot of Wyndham

Double Points at New Hotels

Wyndham has an ongoing promotion that gives members double base points at new hotels when booking the Member Rate. This offer has a few restrictions; mainly, the hotel must be on the list of new properties. Members can even combine this offer with other points-based offers that require registration. When booking at a new hotel, this offer shows up as “New Hotel 2X Points Rate.”

Wyndham 2X at new hotels banner image
Screenshot of Wyndham

Related: All Current Hotel Promotions

Wyndham Promotions With Closed Booking Windows

These Wyndham promotions have booking windows that are closed but stay windows that are still open.

Save up to 25% on stays With Wyndham's Memorial Day sale

Wyndham's Memorial Day sale offered Wyndham Rewards members 15% off two-night stays and 20% off stays of three nights or more.

Wyndham Rewards Insiders received an additional 5% discount, bringing the savings to 20% on two-night stays and 25% on stays of three nights or more.

The booking window closed on May 28, but eligible stays can still be completed through October 31, 2026. The offer is valid at participating hotels in the U.S. and Canada.

Wyndham Memorial Day Sale promo banner
Screenshot of Wyndham

Earn 15,000 bonus points at select extended stay brands

This Wyndham Rewards promotion offers 15,000 bonus points on stays of five or more consecutive nights at two extended-stay brands: WaterWalk Extended Stay by Wyndham and Hawthorn Extended Stay by Wyndham. Members had to register and book directly by June 30, 2026, and eligible stays must be completed by September 30, 2026.

The only notable restrictions are that the offer is limited to paid stays, doesn't apply to unfurnished suites at WaterWalk Extended Stay hotels, and excludes ECHO properties.

Screenshot of Wyndham Rewards extended stay offer
Screenshot of Wyndham

More Ways to Earn Bonus Wyndham Rewards Points

Wyndham Rewards has become a popular addition to transferable rewards programs looking to expand their hotel transfer partner lineup. That's great news for travelers who prefer earning flexible credit card rewards and transferring them only when they're ready to book.

At the time of writing, you can transfer points to Wyndham from the following programs:

From
To
Transfer Ratio
Min.Transfer
Average Time
Capital One
United States
Wyndham Rewards
100:100
1,000
13 hours
Wyndham Rewards
1,000:1,000
-
Unknown
Wyndham Rewards
1,000:1,000
-
Unknown
Wyndham Rewards
2,000
Unknown
HSBC Rewards
United States
Wyndham Rewards
1:1
-
Unknown

This means you can earn Capital One miles, Chase Ultimate Rewards points, Citi ThankYou Points, Bilt Rewards Points, and Wells Fargo Rewards points, then quickly and easily transfer them to Wyndham.

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card
Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card
Welcome Bonus Earn 100,000 bonus points after you spend $5,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.
Annual Fee

$95Rates & Fees

Credit Score

Excellent, Good

  • 5X points on Lyft rides through September 2027
  • 5X points on travel purchased through Chase Travel℠
  • 3X points on dining at restaurants worldwide
  • 3X points on gas and EV charging
  • 3X points on vacation homes at top brands like Airbnb, Vrbo and more
  • 3X points on eligible streaming services
  • 3X points on online grocery purchases (excluding Target, Walmart, and wholesale clubs)
  • 2X points on all other travel
  • 1X point per dollar spent on all other purchases
Citi Strata Premier® Card
Citi Strata Premier® Card
Welcome Offer Earn 60,000 bonus ThankYou® Points after spending $4,000 in the first 3 months of account opening, redeemable for $600 in gift cards or travel rewards at thankyou.com.
Annual Fee

$95Rates & Fees

Credit Score

Excellent, Good

  • 10X on Hotels, Car Rentals, and Attractions booked through CitiTravel.com
  • 3X – Earn 3 Points per $1 spent on Air Travel and Other Hotel Purchases
  • 3X – Earn 3 Points per $1 spent on Restaurants
  • 3X – Earn 3 Points per $1 spent on Supermarkets
  • 3X – Earn 3 Points per $1 spent on Gas and EV Charging Stations
  • 1X – Earn 1 Point per $1 spent on All Other Purchases
Capital One Venture Business
Capital One Venture Business
Earn 100,000 Miles once you spend $10,000 on purchases within the first 3 months from account opening
Annual Fee

$95

Credit Score

Excellent

  • 5X miles per $1 on hotels, vacation rentals and rental cars booked via Capital One Business Travel
  • 2X miles per $1 on other eligible purchases

Keep in mind that you can also often buy Wyndham points at an attractive price. Before transferring points, it's worth comparing the cash cost of purchasing the points you need against the number of transferable points you'd otherwise redeem for an award stay.

Our Take

Wyndham has more promotions than normal right now. And if any of the offers available now pique your interest, be sure to register (if required) and pay close attention to the terms and conditions before you book.

Remember that you can earn more Wyndham points with the Wyndham Rewards Earner® Plus Card or Wyndham Rewards® Earner℠ Business Card. However, other travel rewards credit cards and hotel credit cards may be a better fit for paying for your hotel stays, so be sure to compare your options before you apply.

Wyndham Rewards® Earner℠ Business Card
Wyndham Rewards® Earner℠ Business Card
Welcome Bonus Earn 45,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 90 days, plus 55,000 bonus points after spending $500 at Hotels by Wyndham in the first 180 days.
Wyndham Rewards® Earner℠ Business Card
Welcome Bonus Earn 45,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 90 days, plus 55,000 bonus points after spending $500 at Hotels by Wyndham in the first 180 days.
Annual Fee:$149
Show moreEarning Rates
  • 8X points on Hotels by Wyndham
  • 5X points on eligible Vacation Club, gas, EV charging, marketing, advertising, office supply store and shipping purchases
  • 1X on all other purchases (excluding Vacation Club down payments)

For rates and fees of the cards mentioned in this post, please visit the following links: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card (Rates & Fees), and Citi Strata Premier® Card (Rates & Fees)

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  • JohnB says:

    Barclays plays lots of games as to what qualifies for these payments. Many utility bills don’t qualify because merchant codes don’t line up with the offer. For example, they don’t consider water bills as a utility. Same for sewer, same for streaming. Like Sirius-XM is streaming but they say isn’t. Too many hoops for too little points to be worth setting this up.

  • Keith says:

    Thanks, I have been trying to get a good reward card from them and this looks good for my next trip

  • Mel says:

    Since they just massively devalued the point use for Vacasa, I think it is time to steer clear of Wyndham points!!

  • euromannn says:

    Enjoyed the Wyndham in San Francisco 4 * hotel.

    Wyndham credit card provide elite status.

  • euromannn says:

    Wyndham Credit card gives you elite status with Wyndham and Caesar’s through status matching.

    Extra points are fabulous.

  • Mia says:

    I just feel miles are better spent on air travel…

  • Silvia says:

    Undoubtly Wyndham is my favourite hotel chain, this is a good promotion

  • Marta Graciela Laporte says:

    I stayed in Dazzler Hotels by Wyndham and I loved it. It was a business travel, they made us an upgrade and after the check out they invited us to join the reward program. Waiting for my next stay with them. Best regards, Marta

  • david says:

    Since Wyndham devalued suddenly without notice a couple years ago, it has left bad taste and I left the program for good.

  • Tim says:

    I love Wydham for all the free night they kick out. !!! I ‘ve had many a reward night stays… the properties are bit sketchy… but it works.

  • Froide says:

    I co-sign QFFlyer’s comment. It would be great if Caesars propertie were included. Otherwise, I only stay in Wyndhams when they’re the only game in town and I need a place to hang my hat. Nonetheless, I registered for all of the listed promos, just in case.

  • Mikey says:

    I miss the days when all Wyndham rooms were 15K points, you could really find some solid deals then….obviously too good to last, but not many Wyndham properties are worth 30k points IMHO….still it’s a useful program in the right context….loved staying at a Wyndham in Blue Earth, MN of all places….they can come in real handy sometimes.

  • Samanta says:

    Such a great deal for my trip in January! Great blog!

  • Ariel says:

    Sounds interesting!. Does it apply to wyndham hotels in Argentina??

    • Ryan Smith says:

      Ariel – I haven’t seen anything in the terms saying it doesn’t apply. You can check the terms when you sign up for the promotion.

  • QFFlyer says:

    Shame Caesars properties aren’t included, Wyndham are so underwhelming in general, but if you’re going to stay anyway might as well take the points.

  • Jennifer says:

    Wyndham have very few properties which I would consider aspirational. If all you need is a bed to hang your head on, then go for this promo.

  • Paul says:

    I really like a Wyndham hotel however appreciate I’m maybe in the minority there

  • Andrew says:

    Seem like nice promos to get you back at the Wyndham!

  • VL says:

    Ed, you need to stay only 2 nights in one stay on the weekdays to get the promo #2. The promo #1 has no specific requirements on how to stay 4 nights (what days, and in how many stays) – anything would work for promo #1.

    The point is that if you qualify for Promo #2 those same 2 (or more) nights will also be counted towards your completion of promo #1.

    Obviosuly, you will not start planning a trip because of the promos, but if you already have something planned, you may re-consider and book at Wyndham because of the promos.

    Good luck.

  • Charles says:

    They must have a very small pool of points allocated for the promotions.

  • Vladimir says:

    Thank you, nice post

  • Ed says:

    So only a week to book it, must check in on a sunday to wednesday and stay 4 nights. Where do they come up with these restrictions? why bother with a bonus at all when like 10 people will qualify?

  • The_Bouncer says:

    I agree. Worth registering but not worth moving any business for.

  • Ignacio says:

    This is why Wyndham is my favourite hotel brand, thanks for the bonus

  • Kevin says:

    I’m mad at Wyndham at the moment. Got dinged after applying for the Earner card with the high SUB. Darn it! 🙂

  • Gabriela says:

    se puede comprar las noches y usarlas en 2022 ? se ganan igualmente las millas …

  • jessie says:

    Most of Wyndham-affiliated properties here in the Middle East is Ramada hotels, which is not very attractive ones, so hard to stay in Wyndham properties.

  • JAXBA says:

    Registered, just in case. Haven’t really looked at Wyndham hotels in a while, been too loyal to IHG and Marriott.

  • Omar giammarino says:

    Es una gran noticia ahora que se está abriendo el turismo

  • Dave Hanson says:

    Good points, but why not mention the Wyndham Earner Business card as well? For readers who could qualify for a business card, it’s a far superior option than the Earner Plus card from the same bank.

  • Tony says:

    Any views on Wyndham Rewards generally? I’m getting less and less enthused with IHG’s properties nowadays and the reduction in meaningful Elite benefits. Thinking about switching allegiances to Wyndham.

  • Karl says:

    A timely long weekend stay can be a rewarding opportunity in this case.

  • Stephen says:

    Per the T&C, it’s not a one-time offer:

    “Members are welcome to complete as many Offer Qualifying Stays as possible between March 17, 2021 and May 31, 2021; each separate Offer Qualifying Stay that is completed will earn the applicable Bonus.”

  • Katherine Kline says:

    7,500 points is a great deal!!

  • T Dang says:

    30k points a night? I haven’t stayed at a Wyndham lately but didn’t they have a cap max at 15k per night at their properties?

  • Mike Underhill says:

    What a handy opportunity to earn more points. Thanks for laying it out so clearly.

  • ECR says:

    Wyndham Rewards is one points scheme that really passes me by. I’ve stayed in the occasional Ramada over the years, but other than that I’m much more interested in Hilton, IHG and even perhaps Marriott. This is a good offer though for anyone for whom their hotels are in convenient locations.

  • steve says:

    Not a bad reward if you need a 3 night stay, dont forget to sign up.

  • Ann says:

    Thanks. This was great to get for travel planned anyway

  • Tyler says:

    Think i will be register this offer, Before i have stay at Sanya’s Wyndham hotels, it’s have big swimming pool and would like to go to Sanya next Month, register a member and this offer, will be earn one free night . Cool.

  • Maryjane says:

    My work plans have changed to include a couple days at a location where a Wyndham hotel is the best (only) option. I don’t think I had signed up for this promotion but I referred back to this article. Unfortunately I can’t double dip on the promotions (my stay will end after the expiration date) but I will get many more points for the one promotion for which I will qualify.

    I would love to see an article on how to manage Wyndham’s unusual point expiration policy (Points expire 4 years after they are awarded or 18 months with no account activity) Is there any way to know that some of our points are about to expire?

    • Pam says:

      If you log into your desktop acct (not app) under Activity, it tells you how/when next group of points expire.

  • m says:

    No travel means no hotel stays. I wonder how this will all work out….

  • KareK says:

    Sadly no hotels stays now til the holidays. I hope they all have promos this winter. I also have a hard time getting my husband to not go through his precious Expedia for hotels. I was able to take advantage of several hotel promos this summer though. It was really nice seeing my accounts go up in points. Now I just need to see where I will use them. I like Wyndham and have some to use there, maybe I’ll a nice stay in one of their properties this winter.

    I am wondering if you think holding their cc or Choice hotels card is a good idea if you don’t stay often? I know at least Choice hotel card doesn’t have an annual fee, so that one is really appealing, especially since MR transfers there.

    • EC says:

      His “precious Expedia.” LOL. I’d be intrigued to learn the reasons for his fond feelings, as there’s several good reasons to usually avoid booking with such online travel agencies. But, I’m always open to learning!

      • Froide says:

        Agreed, although – when I was traveling pre-pandemic and when I resume traveling later – Chase Travel, which actually works with Expedia, is the way I book trips that I pay for with Ultimate Rewards points.

  • florencia says:

    Departure date until September 10, 2020? Why do companies not adapt to the crisis we are experiencing? We need flexible dates.

    • J says:

      I think this is them adapting though. They’re encouraging more stays at a time when people aren’t traveling.

    • Kevin says:

      I agree. This seems to be targeted to essential travelers rather than leisure travelers like most of us.

  • Pam says:

    As long as register in time would previously booked stays be eligible?

    • JT Genter says:

      It seems you’re all set! The T&C state: “Members must register for the Offer before completing their Qualified Stay during the Promotion Period in order for it to count toward this Offer.” But it doesn’t say that you have to register before booking.