This is just another user experience enhancement. Companies don't deliberately take advantage of customers, CEOs don't routinely lie on their resumes, banks don't game Libor rates, and I'm Santa Claus. So gimme an address to deliver this ton of coal in the back of my sleigh!
Originally Posted by
Sweet Willie
not odd at all my cynical side says.
Budget did this to me years ago, consistently, where the rates when logged in were higher than if I wasn't. I haven't used Budget for over a decade (unless hotwire rate chose budget).
It was found that Amazon.com was doing this to their good customers as well, taking advantage of the heavy user's loyalty.
If it is indeed the case that Hyatt is doing the same crappy thing, needless to say I won't be using Hyatt much.