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Map: Wyndham Properties that Sleep 5+ with Points

Categories: Maps, Where to Stay with PointsBy Last Updated: September 22, 2026

Finding affordable accommodation for a family of five or more can be a real challenge – so we’ve created a map of Wyndham properties that sleep 5 or more to give you all the details here for how to book with points. Tthe Wyndham Rewards program offers an a way to book Wyndham properties that can make your next family getaway truly comfortable and budget-friendly.

September 2026 Update:

Wyndham moved from 3 pricing tiers to 4 on September 15, 2026. The new tiers are priced at 5,000, 15,000, 30,000, and 45,000 points per night.

Condos that Sleep 5+ Bookable with Wyndham points

The Wyndham hotel chain is mostly known for low to mid range hotels – especially here in the USA. But it also has a number of properties and resorts with condos that sleep bigger families and groups.

Cost to Book 2+ Bedroom Condos with Wyndham

Wyndham operates a number of timeshares with brands like WorldMark and Club Wyndham — and these are often bookable with points. You can often find one and two bedroom condos available to book at these properties.

Rates are typically priced per bedroom. If the property is in the 5,000 point tier, it will be 5,000 points for one bedroom or 10,000 for a two bedroom condo.

For resorts that are in the 30,000 point tier, it would cost 30,000 for one bedroom or 60,000 points for a two bedroom.

Trademark properties seem to be an exception. These properties typically have a flat rate, regardless of bedrooms.

Taxes and fees are included in these stays, so expect that your points stay will truly be free!

If you have a Wyndham credit card, you’ll also get an automatic 10% discount on points needed for your stay.

Map: Wyndham Properties Bookable for 5+

It may be easiest to view from a computer rather than a phone. Don’t forget to zoom out to see all properties! From a phone, it may be easier to view it horizontally. 

Wyndham Locations Map

Booking Tips

To book, you’ll go to https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/ and search for the property you’re interested in by name. 

You can choose the option “Use Wyndham Rewards Points” from the drop down menu. 

Some properties may have minimum stay restrictions — you might have more luck finding availability when you look for stays of 3+ nights. 

There is no set date when these properties will have availability for these rooms released. Almost all of these are timeshare properties that give precedence to owners. Some anecdotal reports are that properties in Hawaii may release rooms about 6 months out. 

This map includes two bedroom properties that showed availability to book with points. There are additional properties in Wyndham’s portfolio that didn’t show any availability for a full year to book with points and these were omitted from this list.

Wyndham Hotels for families

Some Wyndham properties show no availability throughout the entire calendar such as seen in this picture.

Cash or Points

One thing to note- sometimes the cash prices for these properties are really low relative to the points cost.  A two bedroom condo in Florida may cost $280 or 30k points per night. It might not make sense to pay 30,000 points per night, because you could use fewer credit card points booking the room with cash and then using points to cover the cost. In those cases, you might look to book your stay using another method like Venture miles (booked directly and using points for a statement credit) or Pay Yourself Back

Example Properties

 

WorldMark San Diego Mission Valley San Diego, CA

WorldMark San Diego – Mission Valley

WorldMark San Diego Mission Valley has a two bedroom fully-equipped condo available for 30K points per night. Each room includes a full kitchen, living area, dining area, balcony, and can sleep up to 6 people. Dates in November price out around $400 per night. 

One bedroom condos are also available for 15,000 points per night, but they hold a maximum of four people. 

Club Wyndham Palm Aire, Pompano Beach, FL

 

Club Wyndham Palm-Aire

Two-bedroom condos at this resort range from 1,053 – 1,480 square feet. They include two separate bedrooms, a full kitchen, dining area, and living area. Most units also have a washer and dryer! Rooms sleep up to six people. The price is just 10,000 points per night. Cash rates for the same room are often $250-$300+ per night, so this is a great deal. 

One-bedroom condos that sleep four are also available for just 5,000 points per night.

WorldMark Estancia, St. George, Utah

WorldMark Estancia

You can get a three bedroom penthouse suite at the WorldMark Estancia St. Grouge for 45,000 points per night. Each room features three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a full kitchen, living, and dining areas. This hotel is conveniently located near Zion National Park making it a great place to stay if you want to visit Zion. Cash rates are around $300 per night, so you may want to consider paying cash and using points to pay yourself back.

 

WorldMark Indio, Indio, California

WorldMark Indio

Indio is located near Joshua Tree National Park and Palm Springs. Two-bedroom condos at this resort cost just 10,000 points per night. Cash rates are around $200, so this is a solid deal! The resort is very family-friendly and features a swimming pool, lazy river, five hot tubs, a game room, two playgrounds, and BBQs

 

How to Earn Wyndham Points

Wyndham points can be earned through Wyndham credit cards — or by transferring points to Wyndham from other programs. 

Wyndham Credit Card Options

If you’re earning your points with good old fashioned Wyndham cards, you have three options listed below.

None of these offer affiliate links, so you can google these cards for the best offers. Look for offers of at least 90,000 points. 

  • Wyndham Earner Card
  • Wyndham Earner Plus Card
  • Wyndham Earner Business Card

The Wyndham cards all come with a benefit that gives you a 10% discount on all Wyndham Rewards points bookings. So all these spacious condos that sleep 5+ people will automatically be 10% cheaper if you hold one of the two above mentioned cards. A two bedroom property that costs 30,000 per night will automatically reduce to 27,000 instead.

Transfer points from flexible points currencies

Best: Wells Fargo

If you hold the Wells Fargo Autograph® Card or Wells Fargo Autograph Journey℠ Card, you can transfer to Wyndham at a 1:2 ratio.

That means for every 1,000 Wells Fargo Rewards points you transfer, you’ll get 2,000 Wyndham points.

This is the best ratio out there for transferring points to Wyndham. Another plus is that, unlike most other programs, you don’t have to transfer in increments of 100 or 1,000; you can transfer any number of points. This gives you the ability to transfer exactly what you need without rounding up to the next 1,000.

Bilt

You can transfer points from Bilt to Wyndham at a 1:1 ratio.

Capital One

Capital One miles-earning credit cards all give you the ability to transfer to Wyndham at a 1:1 ratio. Transfers to Wyndham are instant – and I can confirm that this was, in fact true, at least in my case. Some of my favorite Capital One Miles earning cards include:

Chase

Chase Ultimate Rewards® points can be transferred to Wyndham at a 1:1 ratio. You’ll need one of these cards to have the ability to transfer to partners:

If you have another card from Chase that earns Ultimate Rewards points (such as a Freedom card or a no annual fee business card like the Ink Business Cash℠ Credit Card), you can combine those points with one of the above cards and then transfer to Wyndham from there.

Citi

Any Citi ThankYou point-earning card has the ability to transfer points to Wyndham. However, transferring them out is a little more nuanced. You can transfer ThankYou points to Wyndham at a 1:1 ratio from a Citi Strata Premier® Card or Citi Strata Elite℠ Card.

Other ThankYou point earning cards, such as the Citi Double Cash® Card or Citi Rewards® Card (no longer accepting applications), allow you to transfer points to Wyndham at a rate of 1000:700. That means 5000 Citi ThankYou points are only worth 3500 Wyndham Rewards. Do note that this reduced value only applies if you don’t have a Citi Prestige, Premier, or Elite card and you’re transferring directly from one of these above mentioned no annual fee cards to partners. I wouldn’t recommend this avenue, considering the other uses that are available for ThankYou points.

Citi transfers to Wyndham typically happen within 24 hours but Citi’s website does note that it may take up to 5 days, so plan accordingly.

Buy Wyndham Points

A final option for earning Wyndham points is to simply buy them. You can typically buy Wyndham points for 1.3 cents each. However, Wyndham often puts points on sales where they may be as little as 0.7 cents per point. Depending on the cash value of your stay, this might be a lucrative way to book a stay at a significantly reduced rate.

Now that you’re armed with great locations to book and the knowledge to do it, take a look at the map and plan out your next vacation! Let me know if you find another great property for 5 or more people that you can book on points. I’ll add it to the map!

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