Two Stays in One Night? Faster Free Nights Promo
I was curious if anyone knew the rules on booking two stays at two different Hyatt properties for the same night.
I found a great price on two Hyatt Place hotels right next to a major airport. I was going to book a reservation at each for THE SAME NIGHT. Then check into first hotel, then check into second hotel, but only stay at one. Will I get points/miles for each stay and will each stay count as 1 stay towards the Faster Free Nights promo (i.e. I'll get one free night since I have two stays)? I've done "Hotel running" before where i book several different Hyatts back to back nights to gain additional stays, but never two in the same night. I'm worried that Hyatt will only disburse miles/points and FFN stay credit for one of the stays. Any insight is greatly appreciated! Thanks! |
This has been discussed before. You'll be just given 1 stay count on booking 2 different hotels on same date.
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Thanks for the direct links. Will surely help the thread starter :)
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Originally Posted by n8onUA
(Post 12778566)
I was curious if anyone knew the rules on booking two stays at two different Hyatt properties for the same night.
I found a great price on two Hyatt Place hotels right next to a major airport. I was going to book a reservation at each for THE SAME NIGHT. Then check into first hotel, then check into second hotel, but only stay at one. Will I get points/miles for each stay and will each stay count as 1 stay towards the Faster Free Nights promo (i.e. I'll get one free night since I have two stays)? I've done "Hotel running" before where i book several different Hyatts back to back nights to gain additional stays, but never two in the same night. I'm worried that Hyatt will only disburse miles/points and FFN stay credit for one of the stays. Any insight is greatly appreciated! Thanks! |
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