Originally Posted by Loc13
(Post 13948981)
So are most of these upgrades you guys got for paid stays or award nights? Or it doesn't matter? I know the Diamond certs only work on paid stays, but it seems most of you got the upgrade without using a cert, just wondering...
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Based on the master threads for the properties, as well as my experience, I would add the Hyatt Regency Chicago and the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay to the list of hotels that routinely upgrade Diamonds to at least junior suites, when available. My experience also supports the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place and Hyatt Regency Orange County.
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Ok - people - I've just deleted quite a few posts that were not contributory to the subject and were basically personal attacks.
KNOCK IT OFF!!!! - and this goes for other threads also. peteropny - co-moderator - Hyatt |
Sorry for hijacking the thread. I am currently trial Diamond valid until Nov, 2010 with 4 diamond suite upgrade certificate expire 2/2011. Does anyone know if I can use those certificate after Nov, 2010 but before 2/2011 if I drop from Diamond?
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Originally Posted by Loc13
(Post 13948981)
So are most of these upgrades you guys got for paid stays or award nights? Or it doesn't matter? I know the Diamond certs only work on paid stays, but it seems most of you got the upgrade without using a cert, just wondering...
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Originally Posted by Cheerfulflyer
(Post 13951619)
I have received complimentary upgrades to suites on both revenue and reward stays. And yes, these are (complimentary) upgrades without using the Diamond suite upgrade certificates.
Originally Posted by bschaff1
(Post 13955125)
For mine, the GH Singapore upgrades on awards which I have gotten on two separate occasions. Both Hyatt Regencys in Chicago did it on paid stays, and both were around ~$80 rates.
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Originally Posted by bschaff1
(Post 13955125)
For mine, the GH Singapore upgrades on awards which I have gotten on two separate occasions.
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I have been upgraded 3 times at HR Albuquerque. This week I was upgraded to Presidential Suite. Very nice! HR Scottsdale/Gainey Ranch also does upgrades.
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Got upgraded to a full suite at HR Century Plaza on the penthouse level (19) the other day on a AAA rate. Past stays have been regular rooms on FFN redemptions, so it was an unexpected surprise to get a suite on a paid rate. Comp Equinox fitness & spa access ($20 for non-dia's) is a definite perk^.
Past suite upgrades w/o use of confirmable suite upgrades have occurred at Grand Champions in Indian Wells and regularly at HR Orange County. I see others regularly geting suite upgrades at HR Mission Bay, but I've yet to experience one in over 5 stays:confused: |
Originally Posted by vickskid76
(Post 13967428)
I'm here now and the stay has been pleasant. This is my 2nd time at this property. I must admit, I didn't realize there were ice machines on every floor. I simply kept calling downstairs to get a bucket of ice......:confused: Hands down one of the best properties in LA. Upgraded to the King Suite too........
The b'fast was complimentary as a Diamond member. To those who haven't had the good fortune, don't be a hater, just keep trying. |
Get upgraded to Suite at Fisherman's Wharf HR :)
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Originally Posted by FD1971
(Post 13948791)
It goes without saying that upgrades will be granted based on availability at check-in..., |
I'll offer a counterpoint to the Grand Champions Indian Wells. I was given a golf course view on the third (non-RC) floor. Check in agent acted it was great upgrade. Hotel didn't seem crowded but the self-parking was full so valet was comped for the weekend.
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Upgraded to Terrace View Suite at San Antonio Grand Hyatt
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Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa
Booked Executive King and was upgraded to a Highlands Suite at check-in. |
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