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Wyndham & Caesars Introduce Reciprocal Benefits

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As much as I'm not personally loyal to Wyndham Rewards, I have a lot of respect for what they're trying to do with their program. In 2015 they made major changes to their program, which should make anyone who likes aspirational redemptions happy. They adjusted their program so that all award nights cost the same…

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(@MrChu)
Joined: 10 years ago

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I'm a Total Rewards Diamond so it matched me to Wyndham Diamond. I have never stayed at the Wyndhams as I try not to stay below a Hilton but apparently I hear there are some upscale properties so perhaps it will come in handy someday!


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(@Lilly)
Joined: 9 years ago

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i am amazed at how fast I was matched. I am a TR Seven Star, and my Wyndham account already shows me at Diamond


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(@PHLJFK)
Joined: 9 years ago

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Lucky, 30,000 TR points is worth exactly $300 in comps. There is really no way to get more than a penny a point in TR value (you can get comps outside of and in addition to your TR points, but the points themselves are fixed). So transferring 30,000 TR points costs you $300 and gets you 2 nights making $150 per night your break even point. Since Diamonds and Seven Stars are usually comped for all of their Caesars stays what is unclear to me is if any Wyndham points/nights will be earned for said comped stays at Caesars properties.


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