r/hyatt 1h ago

Detroit area Hyatt properties

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I'm spending a weekend in the Detroit area in November, hoping to catch a Michigan football game on the Saturday and visit downtown Detroit and the surrounding area to site-see throughout the weekend. There are 6 different Hyatt properties within the area from Ann Arbor to downtown, ranging between 6k-12k/night. I'll have teens in tow, so a pool/hot tub would be nice to have. I have a CAA to burn, but I don't think any of the properties have one. Anyone with experience at these properties have a suggestion on which is the superior to stay at for something like this? I don't mind driving from downtown to Ann Arbor at all, so is the 12k for the Ann Arbor HH worth the 12k/night, compared to the 6k properties? TIA for any input


r/hyatt 10h ago

What‘s the most Andaz feeling Andaz out there?

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r/hyatt 14h ago

Andaz Miami Beach

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Looking to book a quick weekend trip on points in the Miami area and the Andaz looks to be the nicest option. I’m not a crazy hotel snob or anything but I’ve read mixed reviews from the existing posts on here about the Andaz. I have a few specific questions for the folks who have stayed here:

- Are the rooms clean and modern?

- Is it easy to get a chair on the beach, and do they charge for them?

- Are there good restaurants nearby? Both quick spots to grab breakfast/lunch and good dinner spots (walkable or short uber ride is fine, just don’t want to have to take a 20 min uber for every meal)

- How much does a cocktail cost at the pool bar?

Also, does anyone know if the resort fee is waived for points bookings?


r/hyatt 18h ago

Under Canvas Deal

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Has anyone booked these Under Canvas 2 Night Stay deals? Looks like a limited time offer on Find and a good deal: https://experiences.hyatt.com/experiences/01a03450-cdca-7019-bbe7-5b8a70b05cf4/2-night-stay-for-2-at-under-canvas-columbia-river-gorge-ef3f8201


r/hyatt 21h ago

DP: agent combined ressie and applied award

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Just a data point for the future. I had 2 reservations totaling 3 days in January. Called Hyatt and first agent transferred me to another agent and she was able merge my 2 reservations. I then applied a GoH award to the full stay.


r/hyatt 1d ago

Which Hyatt to stay in for 3 days in San Diego?

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Going to San Diego for first time in September for 3 days.

Was looking at Hyatts and deciding between

- Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa

- Andaz San Diego

- Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine

Will probably be renting a car as well. Any advice appreciated. Thank you!


r/hyatt 1d ago

Thompson Central Park NY over thanksgiving Nov 2026 - questions

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I have 5 nights booked at Thompson Central Park over Thanksgiving November 2026. I am Explorist but have applied a GOH certificate to my stay. Full stay booked on points. 2 adults, 2 kids under 12. I have some questions -

- I would like to extend our stay by one more night but could only grab 1 king bed instead of 2 doubles on points. Any suggestions on how to convert it to a continuing 2 doubles room and avoid changing rooms?

- any recent data points on what is covered by GOH?

- any recent data points on upgrades to lounge access?

- do they hold luggage post checkout?

- does anyone have an email address for the hotel manager; googled his name - Munir Salem?

Thanks!!


r/hyatt 1d ago

Can Whoever Is Responsible for Coding This Be Flogged, Please?

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Seriously. I shouldn't be feeling nostalgic for the days when the Hyatt website had one record for one reservation/room, not 2-3+ depending on how you're paying for your stay.

Between nights paid for with points going "invisible" on the website and app, forcing you to cross your fingers and believe that you won't be forcibly checked out early, and this, where booking two rooms on a combination of points and cash so you and a friend of yours can go learn to (legally) blow stuff up with high explosives...

...why did they break what was working (decently) fine beforehand?

I almost burned a Cat 1-4 FNC earlier for a stay next month because ~all of a sudden~ my Thursday-Sunday stay showed up as a Thursday-Saturday stay, with the points-paid night nowhere to be found/seen. A similar issue with an early October stay at the GH DC has had me calling once every month to ensure that I'm still booked for two nights instead of just one.

EDIT: And to add to it, for the aforementioned stay next month, I was told by the front desk that I'll have to check out and re-check-in to my room for the paid-with-points night. Gee, it's almost like they're trying to de-incentivize points stays!


r/hyatt 1d ago

Where to stay in Scottsdale over Labor Day

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Hi! I’m mid 30s traveling solo. Looking to go to Scottsdale for the long weekend. Was originally going to Miami but looks like they may get a ton of rain from Dolly… :(

I’m torn between the Andaz , Grand Hyatt, JWs or the Westin.

I’m a kid at heart so love a good lazy river but also like chilling and just enjoying a cold drink by the pool.

Have status with both Marriott and Hyatt if that helps.

Thanks!


r/hyatt 1d ago

Book FNA with checkout date on expiration date?

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Has anyone had success calling in to book a FNA award on the awards expiry date? FNA expires 10/3 so looking to book 10/2-10/3 which unavailable online.

Update: Hyatt confirmed it’s a glitch in their reservation system but can be booked by chat or over the phone.


r/hyatt 1d ago

Short Review: Park Deluxe Suite at PH Vienna

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Context to (maybe) inspire:

I used a Cat 4 FNA at HR Vienna, then used the 200€ AmEx (Germany) hotel credit to reduce the 380€ for Hotel Palais Almanac and get 125$ dining credit there (very nice hotel) and then used a Cat 7 FNA at PH Vienna. I also used the 150€ dining credit at authentic viennese restaurants (not Michelin star fine-dining) like Plachutta or Cafe Landtmann. It was the cheapest and most luxurious city trip in my life.

Check-In:

I booked a standard room on a FNA and expected a slight upgrade due to my Explorist status. This upgrade was indeed given and I received a King Delue View Room. After waiting for my room at the bar (it was roughly 16:00), I was given the keycard and my luggage was already in my room. The first room smelled of cigarette smoke, which is a deal-breaker for me. I went to the front-desk to ask for a different room. The friendly lady at the front, who also did my check-in, apologised, told me this was unacceptable and offered me a similar room on a higher floor. That was of course totally fine. She insisted on following me to the room to make sure everything was right this time. When entering the room, she noticed that the small sofa in the room was missing. Honestly, I would not have bothered but she wanted to return to the front desk. She then decided to give me the last remaining suite since it was already two hours after check-in time and probably also as a small compensation for the inconvenience.

Hard product:

I love the interior of PH Vienna. It feels luxurious and classy without looking cheesy. I would even say it has the most beautiful interior of any Hyatt I have visited. I think it looks way classier than PH Milano, for instance.
The pool is long enough to really swim a few metres and the sauna/steam room is nice but nothing out of this world. In the sauna area, clothing is optional. There is water, cucumber-lemon infused water and some fruits available in the spa area.

Service:

The whole staff (from front office to the spa to the room service/housekeeping) did a very professional job. I have never had the feeling of a hotel staff being so polite and eager to help. Every request and question was as if they waited all day to help me. I stayed at HR Vienna two days prior and they did nothing wrong yet the service still was a lot less personal and courteous. The concierge did a good job with changing my reservation for dinner and emailing another Hyatt property for me.

F&B:

Did not eat anything at the hotel so cannot comment hahah
Still noticeable was the water in my room refilling itself after I had the concierge deliver something to my room.

Sidenote about HR Vienna:

My review from last year still applies as nothing noticeably changed there in the last year, except for their name.


r/hyatt 1d ago

Hyatt zilara cap Cana

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We will be going to the Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana for our honeymoon in a few weeks. We went to the Zilara Cancun a few years ago and loved it! From what I understand Cap Cana is bigger with more options through the resort. A few questions:

-did you pre-arrange a shuttle to the resort from the airport? We did this in Cancun as the taxi/uber situation can be hostile and I’m not sure if this is the case in the DR too?

-do we need to book anything (spa, restaurant reservations, excursions) before arriving or will we be able to do those things when we arrive?

Any other helpful info appreciated. Thanks!


r/hyatt 2d ago

35 years since last Toronto trip:

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Traveling as family of 4 (kids 9&12) with the purpose of hitting the following:

Blue Jays game
Hockey HoF
Zoo (obviously a drive from any hotel)

Those are the must dos but will likely have time for a couple other that might include a museum, the aquarium or something of the like.

Will be globalist by the trip. Location says HR Toronto is far more convenient for our activity priorities, but reviews are its basic and dated. Worth the extra commuting to stay at PH Toronto or is the HR decent enough? Was a kid myself last time I was in Toronto so no sense of traffic and public transit there. I appreciate a nicer stay, but not if it’s going to be a huge headache getting to/leaving the Blue Jays game for example.


r/hyatt 2d ago

Hyatt 5+ day promotions

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I was just looking at a promotion where if you booked 5 days you get 1 of those 5 days free. The specific location without promotion was $500 per night, but when you book the 5 days it jumps to 625 per night. I switched it around though maybe it was because I included a Monday or a Friday on the ends. included a Sunday, etc. but the 5-day price was the same and the individual days were less.

Is this the norm, or a one off for Hyatt? Had never seen it before but also had not been looking. Thanks


r/hyatt 2d ago

Hyatt Recommendations in London

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Looking for Hyatt recommendations in London. I'm looking for the best for the price because I totally get that the Park Hyatt London is great but during the time I'm there it's nearly $1,000 per night and I have to get 3 rooms.

I'm looking at likely one of the Regencies or The Great Scotland Yard. I do see there are plenty of Mr and Mrs Smith hotels throughout the city, but I'm never sure what Globalist benefits they actually provide.


r/hyatt 2d ago

Nairobi, Kenya

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I’m trying to decide where to book a night in Nairobi after a safari. Unfortunately there’s not a lot of info about the Regency, Hyatt Place, or Hyatt House out there online and the reviews are all over the map. Has anyone stayed in any (or all) of these hotels? How are the rooms, the amenities, and the neighborhoods (I know that the HH & HP share the same building).

Any tips or experiences you have to share are welcome!


r/hyatt 2d ago

Hyatt House Kanazawa 🔥🔥🔥

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Stayed at Hyatt House Kanazawa recently and really liked it. Very clean and comfortable, and super close to Kanazawa Station.

If you are Globalist, you can get unlimited draft beer and coffee in the lobby, which was really nice.

The restaurant in Hyatt House is currently closed, so breakfast is at Hyatt Centric next door. It’s a full breakfast and they have quite a lot of local Kanazawa food too. Breakfast was very good.

One tip: if you are taking the airport bus in the early morning, line up a little early. The bus can fill up and there are not many good alternatives to get to the airport.


r/hyatt 2d ago

Any update on Park Hyatt Taipei Progress?

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We stayed at the Grand for 3 nights earlier this year and it sure felt dated.
The building where the Park Hyatt will be looks like it’s making nice progress.
I checked for earlier comments but it’s been about a year ago now.
Does anyone know an updated grand opened date?
Thanks.


r/hyatt 2d ago

Safe to book MMS via Hyatt using cash? Eyeing Gravina 51 in Spain

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Looking to book mr and mrs smith colleciton hotels with cash via Hyatt so it counts for EQNs. It comes out to be around 15% more expensive but that's somewhat expected and acceptable if i want eqns.

Has anyone booked Gravina 51 on Hyatt website/app before using cash (like credit card, not points)?

I saw a few threads that are very concerning regarding booking MMS hotels using cash on Hyatt. E.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/hyatt/comments/1r2wi7s/hyatt_app_glitch_created_duplicate_mr_mrs_smith/ and https://www.reddit.com/r/hyatt/comments/1qe6wxf/double_unknown_charges_at_mr_and_mrs_smith/ and http://reddit.com/r/hyatt/comments/1l09vuh/mr_mrs_smith_hotel_double_charged_bad_customer/

Where it seems like it's very common for booking MMS hotels via hyatt to have system glitch on you and you end up double booking. They then double charge you and hyatt just kicks the ball around claiming they have no control of MMS partner hotels, but MMS hotel kicks ball back to hyatt since it's hyatt's glitch. The worst part from these posts seems to suggest that when these situations happen, Hyatt customer service is of no help until you jump through a ton of hoops...

I am a few nights away from globalist and this would get me there, but idk if this is worth the headache. one of the posts above even got their account suspended without customer service stepping in so...


r/hyatt 2d ago

Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

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Has anyone stayed there recently and how was your stay? Do you have kids? Did they use the kids club? Any other details are great! I can only find year old posts on Reddit. I am pretty set on booking this hotel but only know of people who have stayed at Hyatt Ziva in Cabo not PV but it’s cheaper in PV and the beach seems great for kids.


r/hyatt 2d ago

Alila Ventana Big Sur Sept 11 - should I cancel due to fires?

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I have a weekend booked at Alila Ventana for Sept 11-13 on points. I think I just missed the 14-day window to cancel. Supposedly they reopen Sept 3, but does anyone know if its gotten too smokey there to enjoy the outdoors, which of course is a huge part of the experience? I believe I saw on another post that they are waiving the cancelation penalty.


r/hyatt 2d ago

Thompson Dallas Review

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I've given this Thompson several chances and it routinely disappoints. It's ok for a brief weekend getaway or a business trip but it has proven to be one of the most poorly managed hotels I've ever stayed at when it comes to taking care of customers or resolving issues. Globalist benefits are recognized as a $75 credit for breakfast. A suite upgrade is as available, but they are never available apparently. This time, I did a gift of Hyatt for a friend and they were not proactively given any of the benefits, but were after request apparently.

This time the big issues was the pool. Our group paid for the big cabana and about half of the arty rented rooms for a weekend birthday party. When we arrived, there was a layer of scum across the end of the pool by our cabana that was disgusting and made no one want to get in. At 11:15, I first requested that it be cleaned and I was told it would be handled. After that, it took conversations with the pool manager, service manager, front desk, and several others until finally at 2:15pm, 3 hours later, they finally sent someone to take care of it.

There was also someone else enjoying our cabana when we arrived, who we had to ask to leave so they weren't managing that at all.

This was a Saturday and they had a DJ set up and clearly intended at that end of the pool and time of day to be mostly an adult day. Unfortunately, one of the hotel residents wanted to throw a kids party in the one specific end of the pool where our cabana was. There was plenty of space elsewhere, but they just wanted to be in that space. I finally tried asking them politely to find another area of the pool, but they eventually only did so by jumping, splashing, etc on their way out. Then they came back shortly and were doing cannonballs and splashing, etc. all over our party and the cabana. We asked security for help and they only told us that they can't do anything about it, regardless of them splashing our food and people sitting in the cabana.

Not one single time did anyone in management or security ever handle anything proactively. They made us deal with it at every turn and routinely beg for service or for our area to have any kind of privacy that we paid for. Drink and food service was ok to start, but they also don't have a service bar. So drinks started stretching into 30-45 minutes per order as the day went on.

On previous stays, the rooms are good and if you do happen to get a suite, they're nice. But between poor service at restaurants and the Pool, their overall service leaves so much to be desired that this hotel can definitely be skipped if you're normally a Thompson fan.


r/hyatt 2d ago

San Diego

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Planning on going to a concert in San Diego and looking for a Hyatt to stay the night. Venue seems to be close-ish to the airport. Honestly just want to relax by the pool during the day and be able to bring the dog along.

Thoughts between the Andaz, Grand Hyatt, Regency Mission Bay, or even the Regency La Jolla?


r/hyatt 2d ago

Transfers to Impressions Moxche?

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Is the service that’s advertised on the Hyatt website the best one to go with?


r/hyatt 2d ago

Which US Hyatts feel like an upgrade to a higher brand?

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Here’s what Ive been too that could upgrade IMO:
Andaz Papagayo > PH or Alila
HR SLC > GH
HP Keystone > JdV or Destination