[Expired] Choice Hotels: Stay Twice & Earn 5,000-8,000 Points

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Contents

1 The Offer
2 The Fine Print
3 Our Verdict

The Offer

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Choice Hotels is offering a bonus of 5,000-8,000 points when you stay twice between June 10th, 2020 and September 7, 2020

The Fine Print

Registration required at www.choicehotels.com/deals/free-night before the first qualifying check-out.
The promotion is only available to members of the Choice Privileges^® Rewards Program who register for this promotion, and then make two separate qualifying stays at participating hotels (WoodSpring Suites^® hotels and Ascend Hotel Collection^® all-inclusive resorts, among others, are not participating) with arrival between June 10th, 2020 or later and both stays completed by September 7th, 2020.
A “stay” is any number of consecutive nights at one hotel regardless of check-ins or check-outs.
A “qualifying stay” is a stay that is during this promotion at a participating hotel through a qualifying channel (see Qualifying Channel, below) that is eligible to earn Choice Privileges points.
Most stays are eligible to earn Choice Privileges points EXCEPT: rooms booked at rates below $40 USD per night, certain hotel initiated promotions, reward night stays, complimentary rooms, rooms paid for as part of a convention or meeting, rooms booked through a travel agent or third party online retailer including online travel agencies, wholesale packages, group tours, and stays booked using the employee discount or the friends and family discount.
Stays at vacation rental property locations and Choice Hotels^® properties in the following countries are excluded from this promotion: Japan, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia. You must maintain an address in the U.S. (includes U.S. territories) or Canada to be eligible.

Our Verdict

They offer this deal regularly, might as well enroll just in case although most people probably aren’t doing two stays at Choice properties. I assume this stacks with the Nordic pass.