Originally Posted by GrayAnderson

There's been some discussion on this over in the Hyatt forum. Basically, in most years this isn't a problem...but after all of the promos over the winter, this year it is likely to cause some issues for Hyatt insofar as a lot of people will likely "max out" who wouldn't normally even come close (i.e. folks who came into 2021 carrying 20+ nights and then added another 10-20 nights at double credit might well have come sailing out of February at 50+ nights), and Hyatt generally doing a bit better with its promos is likely to exacerbate the situation a bit. The number of folks coming close to being maxed out on status with 2-3 major chains (and thus rendered as "free agents" for the next year or two) is going to be an interesting issue for the various chains to deal with.

(I think there's a vague sense that some concrete post-100-night benefit would be nice, but in concrete terms Marriott doesn't really offer anything similar past 75 nights [though Marriott is arguably better on baseline points bonuses].)