Wyndham's new award pricing is now live, and thanks to an analysis by Upgraded Points, we have a much better idea of how the changes affect its 8,000+ hotels. About 34% of Wyndham properties increased in price, 22% got cheaper, and 44% stayed the same. The biggest increase came to the old 15,000-point tier, with more than 2,000 hotels doubling in price to 30,000 points. Another 62 hotels increased from 30,000 to the new 45,000-point tier, and two jumped directly from 15,000 to 45,000 points. While this is certainly still a devaluation, there is some good news as well. A total of 1,337 hotels dropped from 7,500 to the new low 5,000-point tier, another 440 dropped from 15,000 to 5,000, and 58 former 30,000-point properties dropped to either 15,000 or 5,000 points. Existing reservations are protected from increases, while Wyndham says members with existing reservations at properties that became cheaper will automatically receive a refund of the points difference. If you hold a Wyndham credit card, you receive discounts ranging from 10%-25% off the points price. The Wyndham Rewards Earner Premier card offers the full 25% discount, reducing award nights to as little as 3,750 points at the low end and 33,750 points at the new 45,000-point tier.