Doc Savage

Use this link to book Wyndham properties for 20% off.
http://www.abnsave.com/wyndham/

Alternatively, go to http://www.wyndhamhotelgroup.com/ and use Corporate ID 8000000066 in the Corporate ID Field.

This is legitimate, anyone can use it. If you feel so compelled, just join the ABN for free.

Seems to be about the best rates on Wyndham, a few other discount codes match it but this is easier to use.


Safe travels,

Doc

boaz84

Tried few times

Doc Savage

Try this url:

http://www.wyndhamhotelgroup.com/?co..._id=8000000066

It is working for me on my computer right now.

KevinInRI

Does anyone know if this rate qualifies to earn Wyndham Rewards points (hence also qualifying for the promotions that are running now)? I have one booked for this weekend but wanna make sure. Thanks.

lcpteck

It should as long as it's booked under the wyndham hotel group websites.

lwildernorva

Wyndham's general terms and conditions indicate so. The definition of a "qualifying stay" states (bolding mine):

The definition identifies "wholesale" rates as those "available through tour operators and travel websites (excluding Wyndham Rewards.com and the Participating Hotel Chain websites) such as Priceline, Hotwire, Expedia, Travelocity, and Orbitz are wholesale rates and therefore do not qualify to earn Wyndham Rewards points, airline miles or rail points."

I used the 20% off rate to book a room in Altamonte Springs this past weekend that's participating in the 16K promo. My base points have already posted, which should indicate that they will qualify for the 16K as well.

KevinInRI

I'm doing the same promotion for this upcoming stay as well. So thanks for the confirmation. I didn't want to chance saving $14 on a $70 stay and miss out on my 16K points because of that.

ranshe

Thanks Doc, worked perfectly!

lwildernorva

I'm not worried about the 20% discount being excluded from the list of qualifying rates for the 16K promo; I'm much more concerned about the need to book through the link included in Wyndham emails. I just haven't found anything that would help me confirm that my bookings through that link were indeed made through that link, in case there's a dispute later that my stay qualified for the 16K promo.

As a contrast, Club Carlson is running a "25 for 25" promo with the Country Inn & Suites chain where it is specified that you must book a specific "25 for 25" rate to qualify for the promotion. That language is absent here, but I wouldn't be surprised to see CC, Wyndham, and other chains possibly move more in that direction in the future.

KevinInRI

Well I did get the email on 8/14 as was discussed in another thread and did click through the link to book it. I just added this code when booking. So I followed all the terms and conditions of the promotion (or so I think). When you click "Book Now" from that landing page, the URL for the hotel is a "generic" URL without any promotion code or anything, so I don't see how they can distinguish between bookings through that page vs regular bookings that weren't sourced from that page. Unless there's some sort of code processed when you click the link in the email that registers your account for the promotion automatically in the background. But I doubt they're that sophisticated.

Doc Savage

Glad you could use it!

boaz84

Great! It is working for me now....thanks

derekmines

Surprisingly this code is still working, I just used it to book a stay in London next month, 10% of the advance purchase rate = less than $100 a night, for London that's pretty good!

Thanks OP

loyaltypointsuk

Just put 8000000066 under corporate code in an daysinn.com and so on
brings up the ABN discounted rates, sometimes its only15% and not 20% but if you think that your getting a flexible booking for the same rate as advance purchase in most cases.

badatz

Thank you for the link. I joined up and it was good that I did as it opened up a whole new world of discounts all over the place.

Changed my Wyndham reservations and saved a few bucks on each.
It adds up