World of Hyatt announces award category changes for 2019. The changes are pretty balanced with an equal number of properties moving up and down in category. See if your favorite property is getting more expensive or cheaper.
2018 was a year of ups and downs. Most of the ups were improvements in the Hyatt program. The downs were mostly owned by Marriott. Here’s a brief look at my year in hotels and what I think the future holds.
World of Hyatt is rolling out a handful of changes that should make loyalty to Hyatt more rewarding. From earning benefits sooner to new treats like a $100 Hyatt gift card, these changes should be met with a smile by most members.
Lots of unanswered questions on the Hyatt changes announced yesterday. Wading in to figure it out isn’t for the faint of heart. We have some details now, and hope to have more soon.
Time to get those hands busy booking some reservations using Hyatt’s points & cash rates. We’ve got multiple rumors that the price of Points & Cash are going up on November 1st.
Less than a year ago Hyatt announced a partnership with Oasis home rentals. They quickly integrated that partnership into the loyalty program in a meaningful way. World of Hyatt members could earn points for Oasis stays and redeem them for luxury apartments/homes in key…
This could be a fantastic announcement. Or a dud. And, dozens of places in between. Will this mean a big win for loyal Hyatt members?
If you’ve followed along my little corner of the internet, you know I’m a pretty big fan of Hyatt. I generally find them to fit my needs better than any other hotel chain. In many ways, my relationship with Hyatt has been very rewarding….
Hyatt brings back one of my favorite promos, rebates on award bookings. Hyatt cardmembers will receive a 10% rebate on award reservations, Points+Cash, spa bookings, dining services and more!
Free breakfast is a hot topic this week. Changes at Hyatt Place seem to indicate where the industry is heading in their quest to get customers to book directly.