Recently, Wyndham Rewards, the loyalty program behind hotels like Ramada, has been all over social media. From easy status upgrades to Diamond and beyond, it’s been grabbing plenty of attention. Now Wyndham is back in the spotlight with a fresh up to 100% bonus on points purchases.
This is an exceptionally rewarding offer, effectively doubling the points you buy. When paired with elevated status benefits, it can make your next stay at a Wyndham partner hotel far more valuable and enjoyable.
Accounts shall be eligible for an 80% or 100% bonus under this latest Wyndham offer. The offer is valid until December 31, 2025, and you can buy up to 200,000 points, with an equal amount added as a bonus, during the promotion.
Buy Points and Get Up to 100% More
Buy Wyndham Reward Points till 31st December to take advantage of a bonus of up to 100% points.
Simply go here and check whether you are eligible for a 100% or 80% points bonus.
How Does This Offer Save You Money?
Let’s say you don’t want to pour too much money into buying points. You simply purchase 10,000 Wyndham points and receive another 10,000 bonus points under the 100% promotion. That’s 20,000 points for $130, which comes to roughly ₹11,540.
This means your cost per point is about ₹0.58.
Now, take a Ramada hotel in Delhi that normally costs either ₹6,000 in cash or 7,500 Wyndham points for a night.
Here’s where the magic happens:
So it’s either ₹6,000 or 7,500 points.
If Room = 7,500 points
- Your cost using points = 7,500 × ₹0.58 = ₹4,350
- So the same room that costs ₹6,000 in cash will cost you only ₹4,350 via points.
- Per-night savings: ₹6,000 – ₹4,350 = ₹1,650
Bottom Line
Recently, everyone seemed busy chasing a Wyndham status upgrade to Diamond. While some managed to keep their upgraded tiers, many saw theirs quietly disappear. I had jumped on the bandwagon too, first grabbing a Wyndham tier through the Mastercard promo and later securing the Diamond upgrade.
Even though the membership itself hasn’t proven very valuable so far, the latest points-purchase promo changes the picture. With the 100% bonus, most people will likely find that booking stays with points ends up far cheaper than paying cash, finally giving the program some real value.
1 comment
Mshah
One thing to note is that Wyndham has a very odd slabs.
Hotels will be either 7500 or 15000 or 30000 points a night. So effectively if you dont get a room for 7500, your next option could be for something at 15000 points which starts becoming costly.
Just do your own research before entering into this loyalty program.