Today’s Daily Getaways is 15,000 Wyndham points, enough for one-night stay at any Wyndam hotels. You can access the full details here. Packages will go on sale at 1pm ET. Price for the package is $175, same as last year. Depending how you use it, there could be great value in this package.
Details of the offer
- 15,000 points valid for a one (1) night at any Wyndham Rewards hotel. Plus, stay at over 25,000 locations including condos and homes for just 15,000 points per bedroom, per night.
- Travel anytime until points expire four (4) years from deposit date unless forfeited or cancelled earlier due to membership inactivity for 18 months.
- No more than two (2) sets of points are permitted per Wyndham Rewards member number.
- A total of 1143 packages are available.
- You can access the sale and details here.
Wyndham Rewards
Wyndham has an interesting award chart in that there essentially is NO award chart. Back in June of 2015 , they made every hotel cost a fixed 15,000 points. So any crappy Days Inn or Super 8 costs as much as their fanciest hotels in New York City or in Hawaii, including two-bedroom condos!
(SEE ALSO: A tale of two Super 8s – true budget traveling)
Take Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa Valley as an example. A Saturday night there can be extremely expensive, ranging from $300 to $500 a night.
But the same room can be had for just 15,000 points!
You’re buying 15,000 points with today’s deal, so essentially you’re buying enough to stay one night at any hotel. There ARE definitely Wyndham hotels that run for upwards of $300 or $400, so in that regard today’s deal could be a “good deal”. But unless there’s a specific Wyndham hotel in a specific place that you want to stay at, it’s almost always going to be possible to get a stay at a comparable hotel for much cheaper than $175.
I really don’t know much about Wyndham Rewards. I don’t tend to stay at their hotels and I am not even a member of their program. Perhaps readers who know the program can share their experience.
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