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Hyatt is offering cardholders a potentially great deal – a $250 statement credit when spending $500 or more at their all-inclusive Hyatt Ziva and Hyatt Zilara brands.
Even better, this should stack with several other Hyatt promos to make this even more rewarding.
The Deal
- Spend $500 or more directly with Hyatt Ziva or Hyatt Zilara resorts on your World of Hyatt or Hyatt Credit Card and get a $250 statement credit.
- Direct link to registration.
Key Terms
- Registration required between September 4, 2019 and November 30, 2019.
- Your World of Hyatt or Hyatt Credit Card must be charged between November 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020.
- Offer not valid for gift card purchases or purchases made online or through third-parties.
- Please allow 6-8 weeks after qualifying purchases post to your account for statement credit to post to your account. Maximum statement credit accumulation during the promotional period is $250. Credit card product changes during the promotional period will forfeit this offer.
Quick Thoughts
It shouldn’t be too hard spending $500 when booking a Hyatt Ziva or Hyatt Zilara stay, so getting $250 back is a decent deal. If you’re lucky enough to find a rate for $250 per night including tax, paying $125 per night for a two night stay at an all-inclusive Hyatt property is a steal.
Be sure to register for this deal now even if you have no immediate intention of booking a Hyatt Ziva or Zilara stay. That’s because registration ends on November 30, 2019 but you can still pay for stays up until March 31, 2020. Seeing as March 31 is the latest date for the charge to hit your card, it should be possible to book a stay beyond that date and have the hotel charge your card early to ensure you get the $250 credit.
Stacking Other Hyatt Promotions
An added bonus of this offer is that it’ll stack with some other Hyatt promos that are running at the moment:
- 500 app bonus – Book a stay through the Hyatt app and get 500 bonus points. Stays have to be completed by September 30, 2019, so they’ll only stack for the next few weeks.
- 500 bonus points at new properties – Depending on what Hyatt Ziva or Hyatt Zilara property you’ll be booking, you might be able to earn 500 bonus points. At the time of writing this, Ziva and Zilara properties in Cap Cana are eligible, although the list updates every so often so check back in the future too.
- Double elite nights at Hyatt Ziva and Hyatt Zilara – You have to register for this promotion by October 31 and stay by November 23.
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Hotel asked me to send in a credit card authorization form. Then they can charge my card early. Any idea if this would trigger the cash back?
Yes, provided the payment is taken before the offer expiry date, that should trigger the cashback.
I just called them again. They said since it’s a non refundable booking they will charge me after Christmas (when the internal booking office reopens) without me having to fill out any credit card authorization form.
What do they mean when they say “Offer not valid for purchases made online?”
It just has to be spent at the hotel, not specifically used for the rooms themselves, right? Got a trip to the Cancun Zilara over NYE, and despite it being “all inclusive” I’m sure I could find a way to spend a few bucks.
Yes, provided you’re charged by the hotel, that should trigger the statement credit.
Sweet. Have a booking at Zilara in December, 2 nights cash and 2 nights points.
No deposit charge?
I have a trip booked for May already. Thinking about changing the reservation to prepaid non-refundable. Anyone knows if the card will be charged prior to my arrival?
I tried this with JW Marriott a few months ago in France for a Chase Offer deal but I was never charged until I checked in. You can call in early but seems like the merchant may show up as something else on the statement since they have to do it manually back of the house.
Think it may be charged right away. Cancun and Punta Cana also charge a deposit. I was charged a deposit at the Grand Hyatt Nassau even on points. I called hyatt and they called hotel – hotel is refunding the deposit because they shouldn’t have charged on points. Would love to know if an advance purchase charge or even the deposit would count??