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Cycling credit is something people in the points and miles world are sometimes wary of due to how banks view that kind of activity, but Hyatt and Peloton are now rewarding you with cycling credit. Not by putting a lot of spend on your credit cards, but by using Peloton bikes or rowing machines during stays at Hyatt properties.
The Deal
- Earn 100 bonus World of Hyatt points for qualifying Peloton rides or rows taken at participating Hyatt hotels.
- Direct link to link Hyatt & Peloton accounts.
Key Terms
- Limit 1,000 bonus points per month.
- Workouts must last at least 20 minutes.
Quick Thoughts
At the time of publishing this, there are 730 participating properties – you can find the full list here.
This is a useful opportunity for earning incremental points during stays for those who already use Peloton equipment, but 100 points at a time isn’t going to be a huge earner for most people. For road warriors though, it gives a chance to earn up to 12,000 points per year for activity that they might well have been doing anyway.
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I’m curious, but given that peloton classes don’t actually require interaction could one just start a 20min ride on an empty bike at a random time and let it finish the class and time out and get credit? Mostly curious if I could churn an extra 100 pts each time I walked past the gym on a stay….
(note I’m a regular peloton rider at home already thus I know how class interaction and timeouts work)
For those who are not currently Peloton users, is this something we can sign up and use occasionally without a paid subscription? Or does this require at least some sort of paid app? I do not currently use Peloton, but I do tend to work out when I stay at Hyatt properties.
I use Peloton occasionally at my gym. The gym pays for the license, but I had to sign up for a free Peloton account. I was able to use that free account a couple of months ago at a Hyatt Place to access the workouts on the Peloton bike. Hopefully the Hyatts will have more than the single bike in that HP gym otherwise demand will likely outstrip supply.
“rewarding you with cycling credit.” No you didn’t.