Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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To redeem Hyatt points, log in to your World of Hyatt account online, call 800-228-3360, or use the Hyatt mobile app. Hyatt points are worth about 2.1 cents each when redeemed for Hyatt hotel stays, making this the best redemption option.
How to Redeem Hyatt Rewards for Hotel Stays
- Login to your World of Hyatt account.
- Enter your travel details and select the “Use Points” option.
- Click “Find Hotels” to view available hotels offering award nights.
- Select your desired property and follow the prompts to complete your booking using points.
You can redeem your World of Hyatt points for more than just hotel stays. Other options include things like room upgrades, dining or car rentals . However, using points for anything other than free hotel stays usually gets you less value.
If you want to redeem your World of Hyatt points for something other than hotel stays, log in to your account and click on "Loyalty Program" in the top menu. From the drop-down, select "Redeem," then browse the available redemption options and follow the prompts to complete your redemption.
World of Hyatt Redemption Options
- Free Nights: Redeem points for free nights at Hyatt hotels and resorts (with no blackout dates).
- Points and Cash: Combine points and cash to customize your payment and redeem free nights at Hyatt hotels.
- Room Upgrades: Use points to upgrade your accomodations. From Club access to Premium Suites.
- Dining, Spa & More: Use your points for dining, spa treatments, and more at participating Hyatt hotels and resorts.
- Experiences: Redeem your points for unique experiences worldwide, from hunting trips to horseback riding adventures.
- Meetings & Events: Use your World of Hyatt points, starting at 15,000, for a $200 credit towards meetings and events at participating locations.
- AAdvantage status for a day: Explorists and Globalists can redeem AAdvantage status for a day, granting you in-airport benefits like AAdvantage Gold to Platinum Pro status.
- Turn Points Into Miles: Convert your points to airline miles with over 20 airline partners for your next flight.
- Avis Rental Cars: Use your points to book Avis rental cars.
- Transfer Points: Move your points to another World of Hyatt account to help someone reach their next redemption.
- Gift Points: Share points with friends or family by gifting them to another World of Hyatt member.
If you're interested in learning more, you can check out WalletHub's in-depth review of the World of Hyatt program.
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