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New Choice Hotels Promotion: Earn 8,000 Points (Enough for a Free Night) Every 2 Stays

  • Jasmin Baron

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    The recurring Choice Hotels promotion is back, and it’s worth signing-up for if you’ll have paid Choice stays in the coming months.

    Once you register, you’ll earn a total of 8,000 Choice points every 2 eligible stays between February 26, 2019, and April 26, 2019.  That’s a nice deal, considering many Choice hotels are inexpensive, and you can redeem 8,000 Choice points for a night at over 1,000 hotels (many locations cost more points, though).

    This deal is very similar to previous promotions.  It’s a good way to earn a lot of points quickly, particularly because Choice points are otherwise hard to earn.  For example, the only flexible points you can transfer to Choice are American Express Membership Rewards.

    This Choice Hotels Promotion Can Earn You Points for Stays at Ascend Collection Resorts, Which Are a Step Above Your Average Quality Inn

    Here’s more about the promotion and what you need to do to get in on the deal.

    Choice Hotels Promotion Spring 2019

    You can register for the spring 2019 Choice Hotels promotion here.  Once you’ve signed-up, you’ll earn a minimum of 5,000 bonus Choice points and a maximum of 8,000 bonus Choice points after every second qualifying stay between February 26, 2019, and April 26, 2019.

    The number of bonus points you’ll earn depends on how many base points you earned from your 2 separate qualifying stays, but you’ll earn a total of 8,000 Choice points after every 2 qualifying stays.

    Additional terms:

    Choice Runs Nearly Identical Promotions Each Quarter – It’s a Quick Way to Rack up the Choice Points

    Sure, Choice isn’t the most glamorous of chains, but their points are useful in lots of circumstances, be it a last-minute hotel night on a road trip or more expensive stays in Europe, where you can get tremendous value.

    Earn More Choice Hotels Points

    Choice is an AMEX Membership Rewards transfer partner, and points transfer at a 1:1 ratio.  This isn’t a terribly good use of AMEX Membership Rewards points (other partners are usually way more valuable), but could be useful if you just need to top off your account for an award stay.

    Here are cards that earn transferable AMEX Membership Rewards points:

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    There’s also the Choice Privileges® Visa® Signature Card, but I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re a hard core Choice Hotels fan.  In fact, it’s often better to redeem flexible points for budget hotel stays instead of locking yourself into collecting points in a single program like Choice.

    As always, don’t forget to triple dip on your paid stay by using a credit card that earns bonus points on travel, like:

    I wouldn’t switch stays to Choice Hotels just to participate in the promotion, but if there’s even a slim chance you’ll have paid stays in the next couple of months, it’s a no-brainer to register.

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