Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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Drury does not allow you to transfer points directly to another person’s account or to any other loyalty programs. However, you can use your points to book a stay for someone else by making a reservation in their name.
Booking for someone else with your points is the same as booking for yourself, except that you'll need to provide the traveler’s information instead of your own. If you want to learn more, you can check out WalletHub’s in-depth review of Drury Rewards program.
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When do Drury points expire?
Drury points expire after 36 months of account inactivity, or if your account is closed. To prevent your points from expiring, earn or redeem points regularly and use any unredeemed rewards before closing your account.
When Drury Points Expire
- After 36 months of account inactivity, meaning no earning or redemption.
- When you close your account without redeeming any unused points.
- When Drury closes your account due to program rule violations or fraudulent...
How many Drury points do you need for a free night?
You need 7,200 to 55,000 Drury points for a free night in a standard room. The exact number of Drury points you will need to cover a one-night stay depends on the type of room you select, the hotel location, and the date of your stay.
It’s also important to note that the Drury program does not allow you to pay with a combination of points and cash when booking a stay. Keep that...
read full answer by Chip Lupo, Credit Card WriterHow much are Drury points worth?
Drury Rewards points are worth an average of 0.86 cents per point, when used for hotel reservations, meaning 10,000 Drury points equal about $86. The value of Drury points depends on how they are redeemed, and your points can be worth as much as 0.88 cents per point when you redeem for Drury stays.
Drury Points Value Breakdown
To help you better understand the value of your Drury points, we’ve broken it down into the minimum,...
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