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If you’re planning an end of year Hyatt mattress run, or just planning a regular stay at a Hyatt in the next couple of months, there’s a new Hyatt Amex Offer which can help save you money.
The Deal
- Spend $250 or more on room rate and room charges at Hyatt hotels & resorts in one or more transactions & get $50 back with a targeted Amex Offer.
Key Terms
- Offer valid at any Hyatt hotel and resort in the US and U.S. territories, including Park Hyatt, Miraval, Grand Hyatt, Hyatt Regency, Hyatt, Andaz, Thompson Hotels, Hyatt Centric, The Unbound Collection, Hyatt Place, Hyatt House, Destination Hotels, or Joie de Vivre.
- Reservations must be made directly via Hyatt.com, the World of Hyatt mobile app, the hotel directly or a Hyatt call center.
- Excludes gift card purchases, World of Hyatt point purchases, bookings made through Hyatt Travel, Hyatt vacations, or MGM. Offer not valid on Exhale Spa, Hyatt Residence Club and Small Luxury Hotels of the World activity.
- Offer only valid on room rate and room charges.
- Offer not valid for lodging stays that are paid for before the promotion start date or after the promotion end date.
Quick Thoughts
There was a similar offer which came out two months ago which has an expiry date of November 10, 2020. Neither my wife nor I were targeted for that offer, but a new round went out a couple of days ago with this new expiry date of December 20, 2020 and we both received it on some of our cards.
That’s awesome timing because we have a month-long paid stay next month, so splitting tender with this offer on two cards means we’ll save $100, plus there’s the Hyatt Chase Offer we can take advantage of too.
If you’re planning an end-of-year mattress run which stretches into 2021 to take advantage of the double elite nights posting in 2021 from Hyatt’s latest promotion, you’ll need to ensure the hotel takes payment ahead of time rather than at checkout seeing as this offer expires on December 20.
If you’re not planning a Hyatt stay in the next couple of months, you should still be able to trigger the statement credit by buying a $250 Hyatt gift card at the front desk of a Hyatt property. Although the terms exclude gift card purchases, that’s presumably because online purchases of their gift cards are processed by Buyatab which doesn’t trigger the offer. Just ensure that the hotel is issuing a physical gift card, because if they would be sending you an eGift card then that would be processed by Buyatab (I made that mistake once).
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I wish I had that Amex offer… Maybe next round.
Btw. I have been doing some mattress runs at the HP in Chesapeake, VA (where you took your screenshots from the Amex offer). Due to the ongoing WoH promotion its a good value paying 3750 points and getting credits for the reminder of this and next year.
I got this yesterday and added it to my account. I have a Hyatt Prive Booking coming up on the 6th of November that I can put this to good use.
Could you also split the stay for the mattress run? Before 20 Dec and then another group of days after?
It would depend on the hotel. They’d hopefully be able to process a payment early in your stay, but you wouldn’t want to actually split the stay itself as it would mean some of the nights would post to 2020 rather than them all posting to 2021.
And that’s why you are on that side of the keyboard. Thanks for setting me straight. Didn’t think about that angle. I’m planning on doing this same thing, so I hope I don’t screw it up.