Wyndham adds 2,000 rooms with Choctaws

PARSIPPANY, New Jersey – Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is expanding its upscale and lifestyle offerings through a new multi-hotel deal with the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. The agreement brings four Choctaw Casino & Resorts properties, representing nearly 2,000 rooms, into the Wyndham portfolio.

Led by Choctaw’s flagship resort, Choctaw Casino & Resort — Durant, now part of the Wyndham Grand portfolio, three additional properties join Wyndham’s Trademark Collection by Wyndham brand with the Choctaw Nation retaining ownership and management of all four resorts.

Joining the Trademark Collection by Wyndham are Choctaw Landing Casino & Resort – Hochatown, Choctaw Casino & Resort – Pocoloa and Choctaw Casino & Resort – Grant.

Located just 90 minutes north of Dallas, Choctaw Casino & Resort–Durant, a Wyndham Grand, spans more than 1,600 rooms and suites across multiple hotel towers and is anchored by one of the largest gaming floors in the world. There is a 100,000 sq. ft. conference and event space, a 3,000-seat entertainment venue, over 40 restaurants, bars, and lounges, and six retail shops. There is also a spa and a collection of pools.

All four Choctaw resorts will be rolling out across Wyndham’s various booking channels over the coming weeks. The properties will also be available to members of Wyndham Business, a travel program designed for businesses of all sizes combining travel management tools with guaranteed discounts as well as perks courtesy of Wyndham Rewards Business, the B2B extension of Wyndham’s guest loyalty program.

The deal comes as regional gaming destinations continue surging in popularity with travelers nationwide. According to the latest research from the American Gaming Association, more than half of Americans participated in some form of gaming in 2024. That same year, tribal gaming generated a record $43.9 billion in U.S. revenue, with Oklahoma ranking among one of the fastest-growing markets.

“Our agreement with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts represents a meaningful expansion of what the Choctaw brand delivers to our guests and our people,” said Chief Gary Batton, chief of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. “For our customers, it elevates the hospitality experience by combining Choctaw’s signature service, culture, and entertainment with the global recognition, loyalty benefits, and travel network of one of the world’s largest and most respected hotel companies. For Choctaw tribal members, it strengthens long-term economic sustainability—creating new career pathways, professional development opportunities, and reinvestment into tribal programs and communities. It is a strategic step that honors our values while positioning Choctaw for continued growth on a global stage.”