Overview
Pros & Cons
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More than 1,100 participating hotels
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Radisson brands accommodate a wide range of budgets
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Rewards points can be used for hotel stays and flights
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Member benefits may not be available in all Radisson hotels
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Blackout dates may apply for select room categories
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Points expire after two years of account inactivity
Overall
Scorecard
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Property Diversity4.5
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Geographic Coverage2.0
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Ease of Earning Free Night4.0
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Additional Benefits4.0
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No. of Hotels1,000 - 3,999
Rankings
Radisson Rewards is ranked No. 7 in the Best Hotel Rewards Programs. U.S. News evaluated 15 loyalty programs associated with major hotel brands across several indicators of excellence. Read more about how we rank rewards.
Radisson Rewards is ranked as:
Points
Radisson rewards you with points every time you stay or dine at a Radisson hotel. You can use those points to cover the cost of future hotel stays and airline miles, as well as for gift cards or prepaid Visa cards to use at participating partners.
Can Earn Points On:
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Hotel Stays
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Credit Card
Can Use Points On:
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Booking Hotels
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Room Upgrades
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Air Travel
Membership Levels
The Radisson Rewards loyalty program is broken up into four membership tiers: Club, Silver, Gold and Platinum.
See details about how membership worksThe Fine Print
- Points do not cover taxes or other charges.
- Reward stays are subject to availability.
- The conversion rate of points to frequent flyer miles varies by airline.
- Rewards cannot be redeemed for rooms reserved on third-party websites.
- Certain elite status benefits, such as early check-in and late checkout, are subject to availability, and some benefits are only available when the member is the registered guest for an eligible stay.
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