Diamond Status - Quick Qualify
#17
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: DEN (Boulder) ~ UA 1K, Hyatt Diamond, US Gold, Marriott Platinum, Starwood Gold, LH SEN
Programs: Hyatt, United, Starwood, USAir, Marriott, Lufthansa, Hilton
Posts: 1,514
PremEx...My dad just asked me that question. He is wondering if that is what is causing my mom (and my husband) not to get this promo. Maybe I will call and update their profile...
#19
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Texas, U.S.A.
Posts: 19,523
No code. Targeted and preregistered. This is the whole thing:
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">We've made it easy for you to achieve Diamond status, which provides you exceptional services and benefits at Hyatt worldwide.
Simply complete four stays at any Hyatt worldwide between September 15 and December 15, 2002 and receive an upgrade to Diamond membership through February 2004. Diamond membership normally requires 25 stays or 50 nights in a calendar year.
Provide your Gold Passport number at reservation and check-in and we'll automatically count your stays. Once you qualify, you will receive your Diamond membership credentials.
Here are just a few of the rewards you can experience with Diamond membership:
30% Point Bonuses - They're yours when you choose points for your stays, and it's one of the quickest ways to enjoy free nights at Hyatt.
72-hour Guaranteed Room Availability - We'll always have a room for you.
Regency or Grand Club Upgrades and Access - You can upgrade to the enhanced personal service of Regency Club or Grand Club (where available). When the club rooms are sold out (at non-resort hotels only), you can have access to the Regency or Grand Club lounge and receive complimentary Continental Breakfast and evening hors d'oevres.
Complimentary Continental Breakfast - Enjoy daily complimentary Continental Breakfast on every stay, including award stays, in hotels where there is no Regency or Grand Club.
Special Welcome Amenities - Upon arrival, you'll receive a special gift. It's our way of welcoming you home to Hyatt during each visit.
Much more.
Make your reservation today.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Stay at any Hyatt hotel or resort between September 15 and December 15, 2002, and complete 4 stays between these dates to achieve Diamond status through February 2004. We will track all the stays for which you provide your Gold Passport number. A stay is defined as one or more consecutive nights at any one Hyatt. Back-to-back stays at a single Hyatt are considered one stay. Award stays and complimentary stays do not qualify. Only stays count toward tier qualification, not nights. Standard point and mileage earnings will apply. Diamond status requires 25 stays or 50 nights in a calendar year. Your 30% point bonus will be awarded for stays after which the Diamond status tier criteria have been met. Offer valid only for members who were sent this offer. When you complete the stay requirements for Diamond status, you will receive a new Diamond membership credentials valid through February 2004. Diamond membership benefits will be available to you when you present your new Diamond membership card at check-in. Diamond members will receive a complimentary Regency Club upgrade based on availability at check-in or access to Regency Club Lounge when Regency Club rooms are not available (not available at resorts). Diamond members will receive daily Continental Breakfast for the number of people staying in the room for each night of the member's stay at hotels that do not have Regency Club or at Resorts when Regency Club rooms are not available. This promotion is subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Gold Passport program. For complete Terms and Conditions of the Gold Passport program, please visit www.goldpassport.com. Hyatt reserves the right to alter or withdraw this program at any time. Hyatt Hotels and Resorts encompasses hotels and resorts managed, franchised or leased by two separate groups of companies - Hyatt Corporation and its affiliates and affiliates of Hyatt International Corporation. 2002 Hyatt Corp.
Your Privacy Rights
Because Hyatt considers the privacy and confidentiality of your information to be a top priority, we will never sell or rent your e-mail address to any third party.
Opting Out and Changing Your Preferences
You are receiving this message from Gold Passport because your e-mail address was provided when you enrolled in Hyatt Gold Passport or updated your membership profile. If you do not wish to continue receiving promotional information from Hyatt Gold Passport via e-mail or you would like to update your Gold Passport membership profile, please access the Membership Profile screen at www.goldpassport.com using your Gold Passport account number and PIN.
Please DO NOT reply to this e-mail. If you wish to unsubscribe from receiving promotional information from Hyatt via e-mail, click here. Please allow at least five full business days for us to remove your name from our e-mail subscriber list.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact:
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Simply complete four stays at any Hyatt worldwide between September 15 and December 15, 2002 and receive an upgrade to Diamond membership through February 2004. Diamond membership normally requires 25 stays or 50 nights in a calendar year.
Provide your Gold Passport number at reservation and check-in and we'll automatically count your stays. Once you qualify, you will receive your Diamond membership credentials.
Here are just a few of the rewards you can experience with Diamond membership:
30% Point Bonuses - They're yours when you choose points for your stays, and it's one of the quickest ways to enjoy free nights at Hyatt.
72-hour Guaranteed Room Availability - We'll always have a room for you.
Regency or Grand Club Upgrades and Access - You can upgrade to the enhanced personal service of Regency Club or Grand Club (where available). When the club rooms are sold out (at non-resort hotels only), you can have access to the Regency or Grand Club lounge and receive complimentary Continental Breakfast and evening hors d'oevres.
Complimentary Continental Breakfast - Enjoy daily complimentary Continental Breakfast on every stay, including award stays, in hotels where there is no Regency or Grand Club.
Special Welcome Amenities - Upon arrival, you'll receive a special gift. It's our way of welcoming you home to Hyatt during each visit.
Much more.
Make your reservation today.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Stay at any Hyatt hotel or resort between September 15 and December 15, 2002, and complete 4 stays between these dates to achieve Diamond status through February 2004. We will track all the stays for which you provide your Gold Passport number. A stay is defined as one or more consecutive nights at any one Hyatt. Back-to-back stays at a single Hyatt are considered one stay. Award stays and complimentary stays do not qualify. Only stays count toward tier qualification, not nights. Standard point and mileage earnings will apply. Diamond status requires 25 stays or 50 nights in a calendar year. Your 30% point bonus will be awarded for stays after which the Diamond status tier criteria have been met. Offer valid only for members who were sent this offer. When you complete the stay requirements for Diamond status, you will receive a new Diamond membership credentials valid through February 2004. Diamond membership benefits will be available to you when you present your new Diamond membership card at check-in. Diamond members will receive a complimentary Regency Club upgrade based on availability at check-in or access to Regency Club Lounge when Regency Club rooms are not available (not available at resorts). Diamond members will receive daily Continental Breakfast for the number of people staying in the room for each night of the member's stay at hotels that do not have Regency Club or at Resorts when Regency Club rooms are not available. This promotion is subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Gold Passport program. For complete Terms and Conditions of the Gold Passport program, please visit www.goldpassport.com. Hyatt reserves the right to alter or withdraw this program at any time. Hyatt Hotels and Resorts encompasses hotels and resorts managed, franchised or leased by two separate groups of companies - Hyatt Corporation and its affiliates and affiliates of Hyatt International Corporation. 2002 Hyatt Corp.
Your Privacy Rights
Because Hyatt considers the privacy and confidentiality of your information to be a top priority, we will never sell or rent your e-mail address to any third party.
Opting Out and Changing Your Preferences
You are receiving this message from Gold Passport because your e-mail address was provided when you enrolled in Hyatt Gold Passport or updated your membership profile. If you do not wish to continue receiving promotional information from Hyatt Gold Passport via e-mail or you would like to update your Gold Passport membership profile, please access the Membership Profile screen at www.goldpassport.com using your Gold Passport account number and PIN.
Please DO NOT reply to this e-mail. If you wish to unsubscribe from receiving promotional information from Hyatt via e-mail, click here. Please allow at least five full business days for us to remove your name from our e-mail subscriber list.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact:
[email protected]. Please include your Gold Passport account number in your e-mail.</font>
#21


Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Brooklyn, NY, US
Posts: 2,311
Marriott just brought back the 3 stays for silver, too(10-14-1/31).
Decisions, decisions- Marriott silver for 3 stays, or Hyatt Diamond for 4.
(to be fair, the Marriott offer includes 2 free nights in addition to status).
#23
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Washington, DC
Programs: UA1K MM, BA Gold, Hyatt LT Globalist, Bonvoy LTE, IHG Diam, HH Gold, Amtrak Sel Exec
Posts: 3,170
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by landspeed:
Marriott just brought back the 3 stays for silver, too(10-14-1/31).
Decisions, decisions- Marriott silver for 3 stays, or Hyatt Diamond for 4.
(to be fair, the Marriott offer includes 2 free nights in addition to status).</font>
Marriott just brought back the 3 stays for silver, too(10-14-1/31).
Decisions, decisions- Marriott silver for 3 stays, or Hyatt Diamond for 4.
(to be fair, the Marriott offer includes 2 free nights in addition to status).</font>
i'm a legitimate hyatt diamond and marriott platinum and even here, there's no comparison between hyatt and marriott. yes, marriott has more hotels esp. in europe but the level of service has been much lower in my experience.
cheers.
#25
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: DFW, 3.5 MM, AA EXP, LIFETIME PLATINUM, MARRIOTT LIFETIME PLATINUM, STARWOOD AMBASSADOR 223 NIGHTS, AND LIFETIME GOLD, HILTON DIAMOND, NATIONAL EXECUTIVE ELITE
Posts: 5,847
Well, I am AA EXP and got a comp. Diamond card in the mail (effective immediately) and I only need 4 stays between 9/15 and 12/15.
I did not get any type of email on this, it was an actual "package" in the regular mail. The letter with it specifically mentioned by AA EXP status in the 1st para., so they must have access to AA elite lists?
Since I have easily requalified for Hilton Diamond (the hard way = 60 nights), now I can try Hyatt.
Did any other AA EXP's get this in the mail?
I did not get any type of email on this, it was an actual "package" in the regular mail. The letter with it specifically mentioned by AA EXP status in the 1st para., so they must have access to AA elite lists?
Since I have easily requalified for Hilton Diamond (the hard way = 60 nights), now I can try Hyatt.
Did any other AA EXP's get this in the mail?
#26
FlyerTalk Evangelist


Join Date: May 2000
Location: RDU
Programs: AA LT Gold, Breezy 2
Posts: 12,608
I got the promo in the mail today. It said "... because you are an American Airlines Executive Platinum,..."
I stay in Hyatts from time to time, but always via Priceline (the Hyatt Cambridge comes up sometimes in the summer, as do various other Hyatts on weekends). On those stays, I don't even bother giving my Gold Passport number, although sometimes I succeed in getting AA miles.
When I pay anything other than Priceline rates, I almost always stay at a Hilton property because I get enough stays/year for work trips. So, there's no point in me trying to do this just to have Diamond status that I won't renew next year anyway.
Now, if there had been a Hyatt in Florence, then I would have made the effort, as I'm pretty sure I'm going there next fall and there is no Hilton property there.
I stay in Hyatts from time to time, but always via Priceline (the Hyatt Cambridge comes up sometimes in the summer, as do various other Hyatts on weekends). On those stays, I don't even bother giving my Gold Passport number, although sometimes I succeed in getting AA miles.
When I pay anything other than Priceline rates, I almost always stay at a Hilton property because I get enough stays/year for work trips. So, there's no point in me trying to do this just to have Diamond status that I won't renew next year anyway.
Now, if there had been a Hyatt in Florence, then I would have made the effort, as I'm pretty sure I'm going there next fall and there is no Hilton property there.
#27
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: ATL
Posts: 386
I am a Delta PM and got the targeted promo. Normally I stay at Marriott but I'll grab the Hyatt bonus. My letter stated that I will also get an additional 2000 points per stay.
Maybe I can get the 2 stays/free night if I pay with my Mastercard.
Maybe I can get the 2 stays/free night if I pay with my Mastercard.
#29
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Baltimore
Programs: US 1 Mar Plt Hertz PC
Posts: 696
I am a US Airways Chairman's Preferred and received my packet today (I guess they reached the bottom of the list). Kinda hard to not take advantage of this since I haven't been getting many breaks lately from US.
#30




Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Bellevue, WA - AA EXP 3MM
Posts: 2,793
I got this offer, supposedly targetted at me for being AA EXP (top-tier elite). See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum71/HTML/011530.html for the thread on this in the AA forum.
Seems too generous by half (or more). Times must really be tough for Hyatt!
Seems too generous by half (or more). Times must really be tough for Hyatt!

