Wyndham Rewards Question

[Gisele]

This link is even better, you will have to sign in though, I believe.

free night booking

 

[Gisele]

Definitely have to sign in.

 

[Gisele]

..............

 

[pixiewings71]

Well, all I know is I signed up and I only ever stay at HoJo on that list and I do have points.....so the no points at HoJo on the Ent Rate must be new. I'll keep giving them my card when we stay there and hope it works out but if it doesn't then it doesn't.

 

[prettyprincessbelle]

Well, all I know is I signed up and I only ever stay at HoJo on that list and I do have points.....so the no points at HoJo on the Ent Rate must be new. I'll keep giving them my card when we stay there and hope it works out but if it doesn't then it doesn't.

Yeah! I'll see after my stay this December what happens if they add the points or not..

 

[Gisele]

Did you check out the links that I posted above? They will show you the booking information for the free nights at Ho Jo, amongst others.

 

[prettyprincessbelle]

OK, according to the WR site:
From WR site:

You can also redeem Wyndham Rewards points for stays at any of our brands (AmeriHost Inn®, Baymont Inn & Suites®, Days Inn®, Howard Johnson®, Knights Inn®, Ramada®, Super 8®, Travelodge®, and Wingate® by Wyndham), plus Wyndham Hotels and Resorts and other exciting destinations

I read this last night and it totally went over my head!

I'm sorry! We're like going in circles!

SO! How many points you think Hojo would be? 6,000? 10,000? I know for that Wyndham Anaheim one in Fullerton is 10,000, but that's a "luxury" hotel.

I'm sure this list goes with the hotels you listed, Gisele.

What do you think? Tier 1, Tier 2? They should make a list!!
Here is more information from WR site:


U.S. and Canada Free Night Rewards
Use your points to spend the night on us! Choose from over 6,000 locations throughout the U.S. and Canada*, and stay whenever you'd like (there are no blackout dates!).

FREE night stays are automatically reflected on your room reservation. Paper certificates are not needed for stays in the U.S. and Canada.

To search Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, visit Wyndham FREE Night Rewards


Points Reward


6,000 One Free Night at Tier 1** Hotel Add to Wishlist

10,000 One Free Night at Tier 2** Hotel Add to Wishlist

14,000 One Free Night at Tier 3** Hotel Add to Wishlist

16,000 One Free Night at Tier 4** Hotel Add to Wishlist

 

[Gisele]

The hotel link that I had posted yesterday, will let you know about receiving a free night's stay. On that link, one will find on the bottom of the page a listing of the other W properties,such as Ho Jo. You enter your information as you would to book the property, then the website will give you more information. I cannot go any further on that site, for information, because I do not have enough points. But it sounds like you do. Just give it a try.....

 

[Gisele]

Hotel information

 

[Gisele]

OK......... I do not know if you clicked through the hotel redeem link. So I called Wyndham Rewards Customer Service, one needs 14,000 points for HO Jo on Harbor/ Ho Jo in Orange Co. 10,000 / Ho Jo in Buena Park 10,000 points/ In Stanton Park Ho Jo is 14,000 points.

For 6,000 points Travel Lodge in Anaheim, Ca. at 1057 West Ball Rd. (Not far at all from Ho Jo on Harbor Blvd)

 

[Gisele]

One can check for availability by logging into their WR's account via the hotel link that I provided above, to find out. Or you can call WR Customer Service.

Member Services: 1.866.WYN.RWDS (1.866.996.7937)

 

[prettyprincessbelle]

Gisele, you totally rock my socks!!

I don't have enough points either!!! I have 5,000!!!!

 

[Gisele]

Ah.........thank you.

I wish that a complete list of the different tier levels would be posted on their website (WR) but it is not. One either has to have enough points to see what is available, or has to call WR's Customer service rep.'s. Not exactly convenient either way. At least we know that much now! (Sigh)
I was hoping that HOJO on Harbor was 6,000 points, geese, the rate that I am going, it will be awhile! he he Seriously.

I say travel lodge should be no more than 5,000 points. Oh well!

 

[prettyprincessbelle]

I was thinking it was 6,000 points too! That's why I was saying I'm close in points. But since it doesn't count while using the entertainment rate, that idea is gone. At least I'll get points for one night and they're having double points from now until January (or February?). Better than nothing!

You would think the travelodge would be no more than 5,000 points, huh? Meh!!

Thank you, again!