World of Hyatt has launched new elite qualifying nights offer for stays at Ziva and Zilara brands during this fall (off season).
Members who register for this offer will earn double elite qualifying nights at these two brands for stays between August 1 – November 23, 2019 if booked June 24 – October 31.
Hyatt made an announcement back on October 8, 2018 (read more here) that it had reached an agreement to acquire Two Roads Hospitality (Alila, Joie de Vivre, Thompson and Destination Hotels) and its 85 or so hotels – long awaited, the first Alila hotels will join World of Hyatt this week.
Thompson Hotels became World of Hyatt participating on March 28 and Joie de Vivre on May 15 but there wasn’t a date for Alila yet – until now, when an Alila beta website listed participation dates effective June 25th 2019.
Hyatt Regency Kathmandu has suddenly stopped accepting any reservations and closed the property to guests as it is currently involved in an ongoing dispute with local trade unions.
The property states that guests and groups who have existing bookings will be contacted proactively and will be relocated to other hotels until the dispute is resolved.
World of Hyatt is bringing back the award promotion that is only valid for affiliated credit card holders.
Eligible members get 10% of the number of points used back after the award has been consumed. This offer is valid for stays July 1 – September 2, 2019.
Here’s a look at hotel promotions for Best Western Rewards, Choice Privileges, Hyatt, Radisson and Wyndham Rewards that you can take advantage of this month.
We have covered Hilton Honors (access here), IHG Rewards Club (access here), Le Club AccorHotels (access here) and Marriott Bonvoy (access here) promotions for this month already.
World of Hyatt has brought back the bonus miles offer for Hawaiian Airlines frequent flier program stays in the state.
HawaiianMiles members earn 1,000 bonus miles per night for up to 5,000 per stay if booked using promotional code HA5KML. There is a minimum stay requirement of two nights.
Right now it’s the last chance for member to take advantage of World of Hyatt’s 40% bonus for buying points (minimum for the 40% is 10,000 points to purchase) that is valid until June 11, 2019.
Members can buy up to 55,000 points every calendar year before any bonuses. Hyatt has several promotions for buying points throughout the year but they always max at 40%.
World of Hyatt members can earn 500 bonus points per night at select new hotels and now this promotion has been extended through September 29, 2019 with more hotels.
Members can earn 500 bonus points per night on top of any other possible bonuses that there might be.
Last month we already covered that American Airlines and Hyatt launched a partnership that allows each others elites to earn bonus miles and points plus a status match/challenge – the first points are now posting to members accounts!
I linked my accounts and then initiated the status match with Hyatt Globalist, which bumped my AA account to Platinum within a couple of minutes, then I stayed at a couple Hyatt Hotels as well.
U.S. Travel Association Daily Getaways are back in 2019 for its 10th anniversary and there are new deals available for the fifth week.
The public can purchase hotel points, car rental vouchers and various accommodation certificates at a discount from May 6 to June 4, 2019.
Here’s a look at hotel promotions for Best Western Rewards, Choice Privileges, Hyatt, Radisson and Wyndham Rewards that you can take advantage of this month.
We have covered Hilton Honors (access here), IHG Rewards Club (access here), Le Club AccorHotels (access here) and Marriott Bonvoy (access here) promotions for this month already.
World of Hyatt has apparently implemented a new anti-customer measure at their Globalist hotline as agents were instructed that they shouldn’t call the property anymore if there are issues with individual reservations.
In the current case, an award showed as unavailable at the Andaz San Diego despite a standard room being open and for sale.
When Sebastian wrote about two new hotel additions to the Hyatt’s portfolio in Tokyo, a reader pointed out an unfortunate dish on their menu.
Hyatt made a commitment back in 2012 to remove all shark fin products from its restaurant menus and confirmed that this was effective as of May 2014 (read more here). Now, however, shark fin products are back at Hyatt affiliated hotel(s).
