Quick Overview

Explore the value of rewards by hotel chain to find out how much your points are worth on average.

Marriott Bonvoy Points Value

Marriott Bonvoy points are valued at around 0.7 cents each on average, meaning 10,000 points are worth approximately $70. While this is the typical value, you can often get more out of your points by strategically searching for deals and using Marriott points for award nights in cities with good redemption opportunities.

By running the numbers and looking for promotions, you can maximize Marriott points value and get even greater rewards.

Hilton Points Value

Hilton Honors points are worth about 0.5 cents each on average, meaning 10,000 points equal roughly $50.

While Hilton points value is lower than many other hotel programs, it’s easy to accumulate large amounts of points. Hilton’s credit cards can earn up to 34 points per $1 spent at Hilton properties, and frequent promotions offer additional earning opportunities.

So, despite their lower value, Hilton Honors points can be just as valuable as those from other hotel rewards programs when maximized.

IHG Points Value

IHG points hover around an average value of 0.7 cents per point meaning that 10,000 IHG points are worth roughly $70. If you're willing to do some research, it's not hard to get as much as 1 cent per point.

Hyatt Points Value

Hyatt points have an average value of 1.8 cents each, but it's easy to earn 2 cents or more per point with strategic redemptions. This means 10,000 Hyatt points are worth around $180 to $200+ on average.

Hyatt also stands out because it's a direct transfer partner of Chase Ultimate Rewards. With Chase credit cards, you can earn up to 10X points per $1 spent, which translates to 10X Hyatt points, offering exceptional value for your hotel points.

Accor Points Value

Accor Points are worth 2p per point when redeemed towards stays at Accor properties. This means that 10,000 points would be worth €200.

Accor does not have any co-branded credit cards, but they are a direct transfer partner of a few major U.S. credit card rewards programs which makes them relatively easy to earn in the States.

Best Western Points Value

Best Western points are worth about 0.5 cents each on average meaning that 10,000 points is equal to about $50 in value. It's possible to get higher values at some properties in the U.S., but you'll get better value in other regions such as the U.K. and Australia.

Choice Hotel Points Value

Choice Hotel points are worth around 0.6 cents each on average. This means 10,000 points have an estimate value of about $60.

You can get as much as 1 cent per point (or more) with a little bit of research (and a calculator) when searching properties. You'll find that the best redemption values are not in the United States but at Choice's best properties which are in Europe.

Drury Points Value

Drury Rewards points are valued at 1 cent each when redeemed for free nights, meaning 10,000 points are worth $100. This value remains consistent, so you can always expect a reliable return when redeeming your Drury points.

Red Roof Points Value

Red Roof RediRewards points hold a consistent value of 1 cent each for award nights, making 10,000 points worth $100. This stable Red Roof points value offers transparency, allowing members to easily estimate the worth of their points across stays.

Wyndham Points Value

Wyndham Rewards points are worth 0.6 cents each on average, but it's not hard to get as much as 1 cent per point with a little bit of research. 10,000 points are roughly worth $60 in cash value.

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