Wyndham Rewards has a good summer promotion for travel in USA and Canada. The deal is stay two times at any USA or Canada Wyndham brand hotels and earn $100 in Wyndham travel cards in the form of four non-transferable $25 electronic codes.
Wyndham Rewards $100 for 2 stays promotion registration.
Promotion is only open to USA and Canada residents.
$100 in Wyndham brand hotels credit is in form of four $25 travel cards. This is a one time bonus per registered member who completes two stays between April 18 and September 6, 2016.
$25 Wyndham Rewards Gift Card Limitations
Primary limitations of the $25 Travel Cards are cards expire on October 31, 2016 and only one $25 discount may be used per reservation. Use them quickly or lose their value. You need four additional stays by October 31 after earning the $25 Travel Cards to use their full value.
Wyndham Hotel Brands
- Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
- Wyndham Grand
- Wyndham Garden
- Dolce Hotels & Resorts.
- Tryp by Wyndham
- Wingate by Wyndham
- Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham
- Microtel Inn & Suites
- Ramada
- Baymont Inn & Suites
- Days Inn
- Super 8
- Howard Johnson
- Travelodge
- Knights Inn
That being said, getting $100 in credit for two hotel stays that might only cost $80 all-in is a decent deal. The fact that the credit can be applied to any Wyndham reservation for a stay in the USA or Canada by October 31 is a decent discount, especially for someone who can knock off two stays quickly and have travel card discounts at hotels for up to four more hotel stays over the next five months.
There is always a possibility for a Wyndham Rewards bonus points promotion to appear too for September-October 2016 stays, while there is still time to redeem these discount cards.
I do not expect this offer to change too many loyalty travelers’ hotel plans, but you never know when a Wyndham brand hotel might be your best option for the night.
My only wish is this offer included Europe hotels. I don’t have any needs right now for hotel stays in the USA this summer.
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