Hyatt promo: Get 20% points back on Las Vegas award stays

If you’re planning on booking a Vegas stay using Hyatt points through the end of July, there’s a promotion you’ll definitely want to register for as it’ll get you 20% of your points back.

The Deal

• Get 20% of your World of Hyatt points back when booking stays at hotels and resorts in Las Vegas.
• Direct link to registration.

Key Terms

• You must register between April 1st, 2026 and July 31st, 2026 to be eligible.
• Only World of Hyatt points redeemed for stays completed after registration and between April 3rd, 2026 and July 31st, 2026 (“Promotion Period”) at participating Las Vegas-area properties will be eligible for this promotion.
• You will receive 20% Bonus Points back on the World of Hyatt points redeemed for all eligible stays at participating Las Vegas-area properties booked on Hyatt channels and completed during the Promotion Period.
• All points awarded under this promotion are Bonus Points. Please allow 2 to 3 weeks after your stay has been completed for your Bonus Points to appear in your World of Hyatt account.
• Except as expressly stated, this promotion is not valid with other offers, promotions, or discounts and is non-transferable.
• Promotion only available for a limited time and subject to availability.
• Promotional blackout periods may apply due to seasonal periods or special events, and normal arrival / departure restrictions apply (unless otherwise noted).

Quick Thoughts

I came across this promotion in the ‘My Offers‘ section on both my account and my wife’s. I don’t remember registering either of us for it, nor did we ever receive emails about the promotion before we were registered, nor confirming once we were registered. Having Globalist status, I get auto-enrolled in all offers I’m eligible for; the same goes for my wife even though she no longer has Globalist status, so that’s presumably why we did get registered, even if the lack of any kind of confirmation was unusual.

I’m therefore not sure if this is a targeted promotion. I don’t see anything in the terms suggesting that it is targeted, so it’s worth registering for it even if you don’t have any imminent plans for a Vegas trip.

Getting 20% of your points back could be a great deal, especially if you’ll be booking a longer stay and/or a stay at a property that has high redemption costs. That said, double check the cash pricing for your dates because award redemptions in Vegas sometimes offer terrible value as cash rates are sometimes very low.

There’s sadly no list on the registration page stating which properties are classed as eligible, so hopefully there aren’t a bunch of them excluded from the list of “participating Las Vegas-area properties.”

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