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How to Transfer Bilt Points to Wyndham Rewards (2026 Guide)
Wyndham Rewards became Bilt's sixth hotel transfer partner in March 2026, rounding out a lineup that already includes Hilton, Marriott, Hyatt, IHG, and Accor. It's not a luxury play — it's a budget-and-midscale safety valve with the same fast, near-instant transfer speed as Bilt's other hotel partners, and its award chart is about to change.
By the Point Finder team · Updated 2026-07-25 · Ratios and transfer times verified against issuer transfer pages
- Ratio
- 1:1
- Transfer speed
- Instant to 48 hours
- Alliance
- None
- Type
- Hotel
The short version
Bilt points transfer to Wyndham Rewards at 1:1, instant to 48 hours. Added March 2026 as Bilt's sixth hotel partner; a low, fixed chart useful for budget stays.
Bilt's Sixth Hotel Partner
Bilt Rewards added Wyndham Rewards as a transfer partner on March 25, 2026, making it the sixth hotel program in Bilt's lineup alongside Hilton Honors, Marriott Bonvoy, World of Hyatt, IHG One Rewards, and Accor Live Limitless. Where those five partners skew toward full-service and luxury stays, Wyndham fills a different niche: budget and midscale brands like Days Inn, Super 8, Ramada, La Quinta, Wyndham Garden, Microtel, and Baymont, with a footprint that reaches small towns and interstate exits the other programs barely touch.
For Bilt members who pay rent with the card and stockpile points without a natural home for them, Wyndham is another outlet — not the best one, but a useful one for the right trip.
1:1 Transfers That Move Fast
Bilt transfers to Wyndham at a straight 1:1 ratio, and like the rest of Bilt's hotel partners, it moves quickly: Bilt states transfers can land in as little as instantly and typically post within 48 hours.
Like every Bilt transfer, it isn't reversible once points leave your account, so confirm the property and award tier before you send anything to Wyndham.
A Fixed Chart That's About to Change
Through September 14, 2026, Wyndham prices award nights on a simple three-tier chart: 7,500, 15,000, or 30,000 points per night, regardless of season or demand. Starting September 15, 2026, Wyndham moves to a four-tier chart of 5,000, 15,000, 30,000, and 45,000 points per night. The entry tier actually drops, from 7,500 to 5,000 points, but a new top tier appears for Wyndham's best properties.
Wyndham hasn't published an official list of which hotels land in the new 45,000-point tier — the company has said only that it's reserved for "a small number" of its most elevated properties. Points-and-miles outlets covering the announcement have flagged marquee all-inclusive properties currently priced at 30,000 points, including Wyndham Grand Cancun All Inclusive and Wyndham Grand Barbados Sam Lord's Castle, as likely candidates — a 50% jump if they do move up. Bookings made before September 15 are honored at the old rate, so there's a real incentive to lock in any property you suspect might move up before the change lands.
Bilt's Transfer Minimums
Bilt applies the same transfer minimums across its entire partner network, Wyndham included. Blue-tier members need to transfer at least 2,000 points; Silver, Gold, and Platinum members can transfer as few as 1,000. Every transfer above the minimum moves in 1,000-point increments, so it's worth calculating the exact Wyndham tier cost before you initiate anything.
Because Wyndham's chart is fixed rather than dynamic, there's no benefit to waiting for a better rate — the number of points a room costs today is the number it'll cost next month, at least until the September 15 change takes effect.
Sweet spots worth booking
| Route | Cabin | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Budget tier (Days Inn, Super 8, Howard Johnson) | N/A - use property tier instead | 7,500 points/night (5,000 after Sept 15, 2026)Cheapest tier on the current chart; drops further once the new chart lands. |
| Midscale tier (Ramada, Wyndham Garden, Baymont, La Quinta) | N/A - use property tier instead | 15,000 points/nightUnchanged by the September 2026 chart update — the most common tier for Wyndham stays. |
| Upper-midscale tier (Wyndham Grand and other full-service properties) | N/A - use property tier instead | 30,000 points/nightToday's ceiling. Some properties in this tier may get pushed to 45,000 points starting Sept 15, 2026 — Wyndham hasn't named the full list, so check before transferring. |
| New top tier (a small number of marquee all-inclusive properties, e.g. Wyndham Grand Cancun All Inclusive) | N/A - use property tier instead | 45,000 points/night (effective Sept 15, 2026)Brand-new tier for Wyndham's most elevated properties — the full list hasn't been published. A 50% jump from the current 30,000-point price for any property that moves up. Book before Sept 15, 2026 to lock in today's rate. |
How to transfer Bilt points to Wyndham Rewards
- 1Pick a specific Wyndham property and look up its award tier on wyndhamhotels.com before transferring anything.
- 2If your travel dates are on or after September 15, 2026, check whether that property is moving to a different tier under the new chart.
- 3Compare the point cost against the hotel's cash rate to confirm the transfer is worth it.
- 4Log into your Bilt account and confirm you meet the transfer minimum — 2,000 points for Blue tier, 1,000 for Silver, Gold, or Platinum.
- 5Transfer the exact number of points needed, in 1,000-point increments, at the 1:1 ratio.
- 6Watch for the points to post — often instantly and almost always within 48 hours — then book directly through Wyndham Rewards.
Tips before you transfer
- •Transfer only after you've locked in the property and tier; Bilt transfers aren't reversible even though they post quickly.
- •If you're eyeing a marquee all-inclusive property like Wyndham Grand Cancun All Inclusive, book before September 15, 2026 in case it jumps into the new 45,000-point tier.
- •Because Wyndham's chart is fixed rather than dynamic, there's no reason to wait for a lower price — transfer when you're ready to book.
- •Remember Bilt's tiered minimums: Blue-tier members need 2,000 points to start a transfer, everyone else needs 1,000.
- •Default to Hyatt, Marriott, or Hilton for full-service or luxury stays — save Wyndham for budget and midscale trips or small-market gaps in those programs' footprints.
Frequently asked questions
When did Bilt add Wyndham Rewards as a transfer partner?
March 25, 2026, as Bilt's sixth hotel transfer partner.
What's the transfer ratio between Bilt and Wyndham Rewards?
1:1.
How long does a Bilt-to-Wyndham transfer take?
As little as instantly, and typically no more than 48 hours.
What is Wyndham Rewards' award chart changing on September 15, 2026?
Wyndham is moving from a three-tier chart (7,500/15,000/30,000 points per night) to a four-tier chart (5,000/15,000/30,000/45,000 points per night). Entry-level pricing drops to 5,000 points, and a new 45,000-point tier is added for a small number of Wyndham's most elevated properties — a 50% increase over today's 30,000-point ceiling. Wyndham hasn't released the full list of which hotels move to the new tier, though points-and-miles outlets have flagged marquee all-inclusive properties like Wyndham Grand Cancun All Inclusive as likely candidates. Bookings made before September 15, 2026 are honored at the old rate.
Is there a minimum transfer amount from Bilt to Wyndham?
Yes — 2,000 points for Blue-tier Bilt members, 1,000 points for Silver, Gold, and Platinum members, with transfers moving in 1,000-point increments after that.
Is transferring Bilt points to Wyndham a good use of points?
It depends on the property. Wyndham's portfolio is mostly budget and midscale brands, so it's generally a lower-value redemption than Hyatt, Marriott, or Hilton — but it's a strong option for small-market and interstate stays those programs don't cover, especially before the September 2026 chart change raises prices on top properties.
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