World of Hyatt members can earn 500 bonus points per night at select new hotels and now this promotion has been extended through January 31, 2020 with more hotels.
Members can earn 500 bonus points per night on top of any other possible bonuses that there might be.
This weeks Fabulous Friday is about a new promotion for Hyatt Credit Card holders offering a US$250 cash back on a spend of at least $500 with Hyatt Ziva or Hyatt Zilara vacation properties.
Members who hold the Hyatt Visa card by Chase can receive up to 50% back depending on how much their stay costs at one of the eligible all inclusive resorts from the Hyatt portfolio.
Welcome to our weekly video review on hotel suites and rooms around the world! This week’s edition features the Park Suite, a 72m2 open-suite at the Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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World of Hyatt back in July launched a 40% bonus sale or buying points (minimum 5,000) that ends on Tuesday (August 27, 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 January 31, 2020 with more hotels.
Members can earn 500 bonus points per night on top of any other possible bonuses that there might be.
World of Hyatt is trying to get select members to sample their Hyatt Centric brand by September 30, 2019.
Eligible members earn 2,000 bonus points for each stay consumed during the promotional period. You can earn the bonus twice.
This summer World Of Hyatt has brought back the 10% award rebate for Chase Hyatt Cardholders who redeem and consume award stays July 1 – September 2, 2019.
Eligible members will 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.
World of Hyatt has launched award promotion for stays at select hotels through November 30, 2019.
Members can get 25% of the points back at select hotels while saving 25% of the cash portion of Points + Cash awards.
Hyatt acquired Two Roads Hospitality and its number of brands late last year (read more here) and the hotels have been integrated to World of Hyatt program in stages.
The last brand (not really a brand but number of hotels with no common name nominator) Destinations Hotels are becoming World of Hyatt participating on August 20 and 21, and September 10, 2019.
Hong Kong tends to be one of the markets where hotels are rather pricey – sometimes dipping a bit over the weekends and around the holidays.
The recent demonstrations in Hong Kong have had an effect on the number of incoming tourists from the mainland and other markets. Hotel prices, as a result, have significantly dipped.
Here’s look at the top 5 most lucrative hotel promotions that you can take advantage of this month.
Remember that it really pays to take advantage of bonus and promotional offers from hotel loyalty programs. You can supercharge your point earnings!
Park Hyatt Auckland was originally scheduled to open early this year but that date has long gone. The hotel is not currently allowing bookings.
As I was in Auckland last week for few days, I walked by the hotel several times and took some shots. It looks like 2020 opening for me based on the work being done.
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) and Marriott Bonvoy (access here) promotions for this month already.
Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH), a collection of independent hotels, and Hyatt partnered last year (read more here) in a partnership that allows World of Hyatt members earn and redeem points for SLH stays.
There does appear to be something weird going on with this partnership, based on feedback we have received from readers, and what I have observed by myself. SLH hotels tend to always be more expensive through Hyatt than booking directly or via an OTA.
