Originally Posted by
InFlightJay
I believe on the strip, they do an option for special agreements for 30+ stays. You have to go through management and sign a special contract (I assume this is due to the tenant rights, etc). I heard this is done in MGM properties.
Whether these nights would count towards EQN, I'm not sure.
What you’re describing is basically a negotiated rate, which is a contract with the hotel to stay at X rate for X nights. Each negotiated rate deal has its own terms some offer benefits, some do not. This is not bookable on Hyatt.com and is entirely irrelevant to OP’s inquiry. They clearly already have their stays booked and set.