| Sorry, this deal is no longer available. Do you want to be alerted about new deals as they’re published? Click here to subscribe to Frequent Miler's Instant Posts by email. |
World of Hyatt has launched a new promotion for stays up until May 15, 2019. You’ll earn 1,000-1,500 bonus points per night but only from your second stay.
The Deal
- Earn 1,500 bonus points per night at Hyatt Place and Hyatt House properties and 1,000 bonus points per night at all other Hyatt brands, starting on your second stay.
- Direct link to registration.
Key Terms
- Must register by March 31, 2019.
- All eligible nights under this promotion must be during stays completed between February 15 and May 15, 2019.
- Beginning on your second eligible stay, you will receive 1,000 Bonus Points per eligible night at Hyatt hotels and resorts worldwide and participating M life Rewards destinations and Small Luxury Hotels of the World hotels. Maximum 50,000 Bonus Points may be earned during Promotion Period.
- Hyatt Place and Hyatt House additional bonus: Beginning on your second eligible stay during the Promotion Period, you will receive an additional 500 Bonus Points per eligible night at Hyatt Place and Hyatt House hotels during the Promotion Period. An additional maximum 25,000 Bonus Points may be earned at Hyatt Place or Hyatt House hotels during Promotion Period.
- All points awarded under this promotion are Bonus Points. For the purpose of this promotion, an “Eligible Night” is defined as any night where a member is paying an Eligible Rate or redeems a free night award for at least one night of their stay.
- Only the room occupied by the Member will count toward this promotion. You must provide your World of Hyatt membership number at the time of check-in for each stay.
- Please allow two to three weeks after your qualifying stay for Bonus Points to be posted to your World of Hyatt account.
Quick Thoughts
This promotion has the potential to be quite rewarding, especially if you’ll be staying at Hyatt Place or Hyatt House properties. Those brands tend to have lower room rates than Hyatt’s other brands, so earning 1,500 bonus points per night at those is excellent.
The biggest downside to this promotion is that you’ll only start earning bonus points on your second stay. That’s an annoying feature which has been used by Marriott in the past for some of their MegaBonus promotions. If your first stay is due to be longer, it might be worth booking a one night award stay at a category 1 property. Although you’ll be spending 5,000 points, it’ll be worth it if you’d earn more than that in bonus points from your longer stay. You can find a list of Hyatt’s category 1 properties here, but don’t forget that 1/3 of their properties will be changing categories on March 18, so that list will change in a few weeks.
That second stay requirement is annoying, but a great feature of this promotion is that you’ll earn the bonus points even on award stays. That makes stays at category 1 Hyatt Place and Hyatt House properties excellent value as they’ll have a net cost of only 3,500 points per night. We’ll be spending 5-6 weeks in Kentucky during April/May and they’ll have three category 1 properties by that stage. There’s therefore a very good chance that this promotion will influence where we stay as it’ll be hard to pass up award stays for only 3,500 points per night.
How about you? Will this influence your booking behavior or will it just be a nice bonus to have if you happen to end up at any of Hyatt’s brands two or more times before May 15?
Want to learn more about miles and points? Subscribe to email updates or check out our podcast on your favorite podcast platform.
[…] made things even better is that there was a separate promotion offering 1,500 bonus points per night when staying at a Hyatt Place, even on award stays. That promotion ended before we checked out, but […]
[…] nice that you get the reward after one stay, rather than the current Marriott promotion and the recent Hyatt promotion where you only earn bonus points from your second […]
[…] frustrating how many hotel promotions don’t kick in until you’ve stayed a second time. Hyatt’s recently ended promotion had that requirement, as does Hilton’s current promotion and as does Marriott’s current […]
[…] entire group to my folio to collect double Hyatt points via a current promotion, which stacks with 1,000 points back per night). My new offer is for a daily dining […]
[…] this one could be especially nice since it should stack with the current Hyatt promotion good for 1,000 bonus points per night (plus 500 extra for Hyatt Place / Hyatt House) if you have a stay that lines up with the dates for […]
[…] were a couple of hotels that cost closer to £50-55, but I chose this one due to Hyatt’s latest promotion. That offers 1,000 or 1,500 bonus points per night starting from your second stay. We’re due […]
[…] for Hyatt Globalist status, but I thought it would be fun to contemplate, in the context of the current Hyatt promotion, what it would cost to mattress run Globalist status on your […]
[…] I don’t expect this to be widespread, but I’d keep my eye out for it. Added with the current promotion to get back 1,000 points per night (or 1500 per night at Hyatt Place / Hyatt House properties, starting with your second […]
[…] of Hyatt is currently offering 1,500 bonus points per night for Hyatt Place stays starting with your second stay. That means a 4 night stay should earn 6,000 bonus points, unless […]
[…] second stay requirement is something that Hyatt sadly introduced on their latest promotion, although Hyatt’s setup is far better for a couple of reasons. First, bonus points from that […]
I just booked a 9 night stay at a Hyatt House using reward points. I also confirmed that my registration for this promotion was confirmed.
When I just received the email confirmation, I noticed this in the message:
Type of Rate: REDEEM POINTS
Rate Information: AGENT NOTES: Rate is eligible to earn tier credit only; not points.
I’ve always earned points even on reward stays and now was hoping to earn even more with this promotion.
Have any of you seen this before? Does it negate the other terms? ugh.
I think those are probably just the regular terms, as award stays don’t earn base points. So long as you’re registered for the promotion, you should still earn the bonus points so long as you have another stay before this 9 night one.
Another crazy question perhaps – but the second/third/fourth stays, whatever – if one had a need to stay in one place for awhile, since this promotion is not based on counting the number of stays, but rather awarding points based on number of nights. then one long stay would be lucrative. I have a need for a month long stay this spring and had not yet decided which brand to give my business too – this looks like perhaps a good option. Am I missing anything here?
Nope, so long as it’s not your first stay then you’re good. One or two chains restrict the length of stay for which you can earn points to 28 or 30 days (I think IHG has a rule like that), but I just checked the World of Hyatt terms and couldn’t find anything like that in there.
Maybe I’m getting hung up on terminology, but can the first eligible stay be paid for using award points? I assume I would have to make it a different property in order to distinguish it as a separate stay in the case of back to back hotel night plans.
Yes, the first stay can be on points. Like you said, you’d need to make it a different property if it was going to be the night before another stay.
5-6 weeks in KY? Unless I was incarcerated in KY I’d try to get out of staying there.
I’m actually looking forward to it – all the whiskey!
Thanks. I assumed that would be the case. It’s too bad, as it would have made for an easy first stay.