Hyatt's Reward Points System is Changing Soon

Hyatt's Reward Points System is Changing Soon

Exciting changes are on the horizon for Hyatt's reward points system, set to take effect this coming May. The revamped structure will categorize reward levels into five tiers: Lowest, Low, Medium, High, and Maximum. Meanwhile, Hyatt will maintain its eight hotel categories along with separate reward charts for all-inclusive resorts and Miraval properties.

This shift is expected to result in increased reward prices at many luxury hotels, especially during peak seasons. To help you plan ahead, here’s a list of 10 hotels you should consider booking right away, before these changes take effect.

Alila Ventana Big Sur

Located in California, this stunning hotel offers the perfect escape where you can relax and immerse yourself in nature. Every stay includes meals and non-alcoholic beverages. However, be prepared for rising reward prices, which will jump from 45,000 points for a night to a whopping 75,000 points during peak season. If you're planning a visit in summer or early fall, brace yourself for these rates.

Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort

At Andaz Maui, you’ll be welcomed by a modern and luxurious atmosphere. The dining options are diverse, especially the breakfast buffet and poolside snacks. During peak season, reward points will increase to 75,000, up from 45,000 previously. If your summer or early fall plans include this resort, keep an eye on the pricing.

Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa

This hotel is a favorite among ski enthusiasts, boasting a prime location and a variety of exciting activities such as ice skating and shopping. Reward prices can soar to 75,000 points in winter, up from the previous 45,000 points.

Park Hyatt New York

One of the most luxurious options for exploring New York, this hotel features a saltwater pool and beautiful accommodations for a memorable stay. However, expect reward prices to rise to 75,000 points during peak travel seasons, compared to the previous 45,000 points.

Park Hyatt Sydney

If you're heading to Australia, Park Hyatt Sydney is a fantastic choice for your getaway. With views of Sydney Harbour and a rooftop pool, this hotel will surely impress. Reward prices may reach 75,000 points per night during the Australian summer.

Park Hyatt Tokyo

Famed for its appearance in the film "Lost in Translation," Park Hyatt Tokyo is one of the most luxurious hotels in Tokyo. With elegant design and exquisite Japanese cuisine, reward prices will also increase to 75,000 points per night.

Impression Moxche by Secrets

Experience romance at Impression Moxche in Playa del Carmen, where breathtaking ocean views await. A night here may cost you up to 85,000 points, a rise from the previous 58,000 points.

Miraval Austin Resort and Spa

Miraval Austin is the ideal retreat for those who love relaxation and rejuvenation. The reward price for a night can go up to 75,000 points, increased from 50,000 points earlier. Don’t forget to check for availability in spring and fall when the weather is at its finest.

Alila Kothaifaru Maldives

If you're dreaming of the Maldives, Alila Kothaifaru is a superb choice for your vacation. Reward prices can reach 55,000 points per night, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Be ready for these rates to increase during the dry season from December to April.

Great Scotland Yard Hotel

Situated in London, this hotel is steeped in history and mystery. With its unique architecture and intriguing stories, it’s the perfect place for those who love to explore the past.