Best Western

No, Best Western is not part of Wyndham, as they are two entirely separate hotel chains, each managing its own portfolio of brands. They also operate independent rewards programs — Best Western Rewards for Best Western hotels and Wyndham Rewards for Wyndham hotels.

Best Western vs. Wyndham Comparison Table

To learn more about how Best Western Rewards compares with Wyndham Rewards, check out WalletHub's review of the Best Hotel Rewards Programs.

No, Best Western is not part of Choice Hotels, as they are two entirely separate hotel chains, each managing its own portfolio of brands. They also operate independent rewards programs — Best Western Rewards for Best Western hotels and Choice Privileges for Choice Hotels hotels.

Best Western vs. Choice Hotels Comparison Table

No, Best Western is not part of IHG group, as they are two entirely separate hotel chains, each managing its own portfolio of brands. They also operate independent rewards programs — Best Western Rewards for Best Western hotels and IHG One Rewards for IHG group hotels.

Best Western vs. IHG group Comparison Table

No, Best Western is not part of Marriott, as they are two entirely separate hotel chains, each managing its own portfolio of brands. They also operate independent rewards programs — Best Western Rewards for Best Western hotels and Marriott Bonvoy for Marriott hotels.

Best Western vs. Marriott Comparison Table

No, Best Western is not part of Hilton, as they are two entirely separate hotel chains, each managing its own portfolio of brands. They also operate independent rewards programs — Best Western Rewards for Best Western hotels and Hilton Honors for Hilton hotels.

Best Western vs. Hilton Comparison Table

Best Western Rewards members earn 5 to 10 points per dollar spent, depending on the brand. For example, stays at Best Western, SureStay, and BW Signature Collection earn you 10 points per $1 spent, while staying at SureStay Studio earns you only 5 points. Best Western elite status also adds a 10% to 50% bonus to your base point earnings.

Best Western Brands Where You Earn 10 Points per Dollar Spent

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Best Western Rewards is free to join, and you can create your account online by visiting the Best Western Hotels website. As soon as your account is created, you'll become a Best Western Rewards Blue Member and you will start earning points toward free flights and enjoying all the other benefits of membership.

Basic Best Western Rewards Membership Perks

Joining Best Western Rewards with a free basic membership gives you benefits like earning 10 points per dollar spent on eligible stays,...

You can use your West Western points to book a room for someone else. Simply enter the person's name and other information when booking the room, and use your points as the payment method just like you would when redeeming to pay for your own stay.

How to Use West Western Points to Book a Room for Someone Else

1. Log into your Best Western Rewards account on the West Western website.
2. Use the...

The 20 Best Western Rewards brands are:

1. Best Western
2. Best Western Plus
3. Best Western Premier
4. Vib
5. GLo
6. Aiden
7. Sadie
8. BW Premier Collection
9. BW Signature Collection
10. @HOME by Best Western
11. Executive Residency by Best Western
12. WorldHotels
13. WorldHotels Luxury
14. WorldHotels Elite
15. WorldHotels Distinctive
16. SureStay
17. SureStay Plus
18. SureStay Collection
19. SureStay Studio
20. WorldHotels Crafted

Best Western Rewards members earn between 10 and 15 points per $1 spent on nights at most Best Western properties. The number of Best Western points you earn per night depends on your membership tier within the Best Western Rewards program and the room price.

For instance, if you stay at the Pasadena Royale Inn & Suites in Los Angeles with a cost of $239 per night, you will earn the following: