Cheapest Hyatts
#1
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Cheapest Hyatts
Forgive me if this has already been answered elsewhere, I did a quick search and didn't find any threads matching my query so I figured I could start a new one. I am currently participating in the Hyatt Diamond trial and I was wondering which Hyatt properties anywhere in the United States would be cheapest during the month of August. Thanks for your help.
#4
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It depends widely. Since your from LAX I will tell you that the Hyatt regency Indian wells can be had for 88 a night sometimes with resort and parking fees waived for diamonds. The regency in Palm springs is regularly in the 109 ish range but parking is $25 not waived so you would want to find street parking. The Hyatt Place in Riverside and Ontario are also in the 100ish range. If your traveling Hyatt Places near IAD can be very cheap on weekends as well as anywhere that normally serves a business clientele that aren't working on the weekends (although avoid the Hyatt Place Vista Carlsbad is near Lego land and expensive/packed on the weekends)
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I am planning on getting to the hotels using a method of transport that will cost me zero dollars/miles. So since I can go almost anywhere for free it does make sense for me to find the cheapest property and take advantage of it.
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To be efficient, you need to find pairs of cheap properties so you can alternate nights.
Las Vegas weekdays - alternate Excalibur and Luxor Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed.
Suburban Chicago - HP and HH Warrenville are in the same parking lot
Washington DC - Hyatt Dulles and HP Dulles are two blocks apart, HP Sterling is cheaper but a few miles away
The Chicago properties are usually $62+tax AAA on winter weekends. Dulles is more like $71+tax, although Sterling can be had for $58+tax.
Las Vegas weekdays - alternate Excalibur and Luxor Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed.
Suburban Chicago - HP and HH Warrenville are in the same parking lot
Washington DC - Hyatt Dulles and HP Dulles are two blocks apart, HP Sterling is cheaper but a few miles away
The Chicago properties are usually $62+tax AAA on winter weekends. Dulles is more like $71+tax, although Sterling can be had for $58+tax.
#8
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Hyatt Fair Lakes, which is very hit and miss - mostly miss, can be booked in the $50+ range too one weekends in the winter. I had a stay earlier this year with an upgrade to a big corner room at that rate.
To be efficient, you need to find pairs of cheap properties so you can alternate nights.
Las Vegas weekdays - alternate Excalibur and Luxor Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed.
Suburban Chicago - HP and HH Warrenville are in the same parking lot
Washington DC - Hyatt Dulles and HP Dulles are two blocks apart, HP Sterling is cheaper but a few miles away
The Chicago properties are usually $62+tax AAA on winter weekends. Dulles is more like $71+tax, although Sterling can be had for $58+tax.
Las Vegas weekdays - alternate Excalibur and Luxor Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed.
Suburban Chicago - HP and HH Warrenville are in the same parking lot
Washington DC - Hyatt Dulles and HP Dulles are two blocks apart, HP Sterling is cheaper but a few miles away
The Chicago properties are usually $62+tax AAA on winter weekends. Dulles is more like $71+tax, although Sterling can be had for $58+tax.
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To be efficient, you need to find pairs of cheap properties so you can alternate nights.
Las Vegas weekdays - alternate Excalibur and Luxor Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed.
Suburban Chicago - HP and HH Warrenville are in the same parking lot
Washington DC - Hyatt Dulles and HP Dulles are two blocks apart, HP Sterling is cheaper but a few miles away
The Chicago properties are usually $62+tax AAA on winter weekends. Dulles is more like $71+tax, although Sterling can be had for $58+tax.
Las Vegas weekdays - alternate Excalibur and Luxor Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed.
Suburban Chicago - HP and HH Warrenville are in the same parking lot
Washington DC - Hyatt Dulles and HP Dulles are two blocks apart, HP Sterling is cheaper but a few miles away
The Chicago properties are usually $62+tax AAA on winter weekends. Dulles is more like $71+tax, although Sterling can be had for $58+tax.
Alternating nights also aren't really necessary for a Diamond Challenge, although you would pick up a few extra Diamond amenity point bonuses.
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There are Hyatt Places in the Phoenix area for $62 a night in August. And if you want to splurge, the Hyatt Regency downtown is $99 on weekends.
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It can be even lower - $55/night if you can get the MyElite rate, stack with 1.5% ebates (or other referral sites) and/or pay with discounted Hyatt giftcards (when available) and its a super deal!