Radisson

No, Radisson 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 — Radisson Rewards for Radisson hotels and Hilton Honors for Hilton hotels.

Radisson vs. Hilton Comparison Table

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

No, Radisson is not part of Hilton or Marriott. These three hotel chains are completely separate companies with their own brand portfolios, policies and loyalty programs (Radisson Rewards, Hilton Honors and Marriott Bonvoy).

Radisson vs. Hilton vs. Marriott Comparison Table

Radisson properties in the Americas are owned and managed by Choice Hotels. Outside the Americas, Radisson is part of the Radisson Hotel Group, an independent hotel company managing its own portfolio of properties worldwide.

Depending on the region, you can participate in either Choice Privileges (Americas) or Radisson Rewards (elsewhere). Both loyalty programs offer points redeemable for free nights and other rewards.

Yes, Radisson is part of Choice Hotels in the Americas (the United States, Canada, Latin America, and the Caribbean). Radisson's brands in this region were acquired in 2022 and now operate under the Choice Hotels umbrella as Radisson Hotels Americas. Outside the Americas, Radisson is owned by Radisson Hotel Group and is not affiliated with Choice Hotels.

Radisson Hotel Group vs. Radisson Hotels Americas Comparison Table

No, Radisson 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 — Radisson Rewards for Radisson hotels and Wyndham Rewards for Wyndham hotels.

Radisson vs. Wyndham Comparison Table

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

Radisson vs. IHG Comparison Table

No, Radisson 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 — Radisson Rewards for Radisson hotels and Marriott Bonvoy for Marriott hotels.

Radisson vs. Marriott Comparison Table

Radisson points are worth 0.61 cents each, on average. That means 10,000 Radisson points have a value of about $61. Plus, Radisson points are less valuable than the average hotel points, which are worth roughly 1.03 cents each.

It's important to remember that the value of Radisson points depends on how they are redeemed. They have the most value when used for Radisson Rewards hotel reservations. You can easily calculate the value of Radisson points...