Wyndham Points on Sale: Up to 90% Bonus Through August 14

Wyndham Rewards is running another one of its popular points promotions, and this one is worth a closer look if you've got travel plans on the horizon. Through August 14, 2026, you can snag up to a 90% bonus when you buy points—bringing the effective cost down to just 0.68 cents each. That's nearly half off the usual 1.3 cents per point price tag. But as with any points purchase, the real value depends on how you plan to use them.

How the Bonus Works

Normally, you can buy Wyndham points at any time for 1.3 cents each. But this promotion gives you a big boost: if you're targeted, you'll get a 90% bonus on purchases of 3,000 points or more. That means for every 1,000 points you buy, you get an extra 900 points free. If you're not targeted, you'll still see an 80% bonus, which works out to 0.72 cents per point.

There's a catch, though. The annual purchase limit of 100,000 points (before the bonus) is back in effect for this sale. So if you've already bought points this year, you'll need to factor that in. The bonus points don't count toward that cap, which is nice, but you can only buy up to 100,000 base points total per calendar year.

To take advantage, head to the Wyndham Rewards website, scroll down to the 'Purchase Points' section, and click 'Buy Now'. You'll see the bonus applied at checkout.

Best Ways to Use These Points

Wyndham's fixed redemption tiers—7,500, 15,000, and 30,000 points per night—are where the real value shines. When cash rates spike during holidays or big events, those fixed rates can save you a bundle. For example, a room that normally costs $200 might go for $500 during a festival, but it'll still only set you back 15,000 points.

The same tiers apply to Wyndham Vacation Club properties, so you can book one-bedroom condos for as low as 7,500 points a night. That's a steal if you're traveling with family or want more space.

Wyndham also has a partnership with DeCameron All-Inclusive Hotels & Resorts. These properties cost 15,000 or 30,000 points per night for two adults, which can be a fantastic deal for an all-inclusive getaway.

If you're heading to the UK, check out Cottages.com. Wyndham's partnership with them lets you book vacation rentals using points, and the value can be excellent—especially for larger cottages in popular areas like the Isle of Skye.

Things to Watch Out For

A few important details before you pull the trigger. First, award stays don't earn you points, so don't expect to double-dip. On the flip side, most hotel taxes are waived on award bookings, and resort fees are also waived—that alone can make using points more attractive than paying cash.

Points expire after 18 months of inactivity, but any account activity (like earning or redeeming a point) resets that clock. However, there's also a hard expiration four years after acquisition, which is trickier to avoid. There are workarounds, so it's worth looking into how to keep your points alive if you're a infrequent traveler.

If you hold a Wyndham credit card, you can get a 10% to 25% discount on award redemptions, which stretches your points even further. Also, consider clicking through a shopping portal to Points.com when you buy—you might earn a little cashback on the purchase.

Bottom Line

• Up to 90% bonus drops effective cost to 0.68¢ per point—a solid deal for planned redemptions.
• Fixed redemption tiers (7,500/15,000/30,000) make points especially valuable during peak pricing.
• Resort fees and most taxes are waived on award stays, boosting your value.
• Annual purchase limit of 100,000 base points applies, so plan accordingly.

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