In light of the amazing 70,000 point sign-up bonus for the Chase Ink Plus card, I thought I would take a look at some of the best Hyatt hotels where you can redeem your points at.
Here are some of my favorite Hyatt hotels where I would redeem my points at where you can get a good value for your points.
Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort: 15,000 points per night as a Category 4
Grand Hyatt at Baha Mar (opening June 1st): 15,000 points per night as a Category 4
Hyatt Escala Lodge at Park City: 15,000 points per night as a Category 4
Grand Hyatt Sao Paulo: 12,000 points per night as a Category 3
Park Hyatt Aviara Resort: 20,000 points per night as a Category 5
This is just my list of my favorite Hyatt properties plus a few that I want to redeem at, so I ask you what are your favorite Hyatt hotels, and where do you plan to redeem your Hyatt points at?
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My votes go to Park Hyatt Sydney, Park Hyatt Melbourne, and Park Hyatt Dubai – of those 3, I’d have to say PH Sydney is at the top of my list. It simply cannot be beat for the setting and ambiance, plus the staff members are top notch.
For a Category 4 property, I don’t think you can beat Hyatt at Olive 8 for location. It’s right in the heart of the Seattle shopping and dining area, and just steps from the Pike Place Market.
Love Hyatt! Just had to cancel my reservation to Park Hyatt NY for 9/17 – 9/19, so there should be award availability for that date next year. Just thought I’d pass it along to a fellow points enthusiast. Cheers
Good tip, I’m checking out the Aviara for sure. My favorite is easily Grand Hyatt Kauai. Just awesome property even if it’s not as cheap as these.
How many of these properties have you been to? I’m excited to try Baha Mar, but obviously you haven’t been there yet. I question “best of” lists when folks haven’t actually visited.