VIP Code
 

During my last check-in to a Hyatt hotel, I saw on the computer screen that there is a VIP code:xx in my profile. Anyone have any idea what it means? Thanks. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/rolleyes.gif

NO, but I know they do print off and track each guest, just as they do on an airline flight. Would be interesting to know how the VIP codes are listed...

I once saw a list of guests in the RC, it had VIP levels from nothing over 1 to 9.
Diamond seemed to be 4.

I would like to know whether they have different Vip codes for high revenue/longstanding diamonds to indicate whether there is a really frequent guest arriving or just a comped?

I have no idea of what my VIP code is at any Hyatt, but my curiosity is piqued as to what difference it could possibly make after check-in. Irrespective of my "VIP code" I can't think of a single thing the hotel can do to enhance my stay. Some of the concierges in the Regency Club are cordial while others are extremely gracious and warm to everyone; room service is always brought ASAP; dry cleaning is always returned as promised and the valet brings me a car as soon as he's serviced the people ahead of me.

Seriously, how could the experience be different at any Hyatt whether you're a 1 or a 9 once you've been assigned your room? I'm not asking sarcastically since several posters have stated there is a VIP code, I'm just curious why and what difference it makes.

Craigg

You might want to take a look at this link:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum74/HTML/006758.html

VIP Code
 

Hi,

During check in today I noticed a "V2" mentioning under "VIP Code" on the staff's screen. I assume it's some kind of internal classication beyond the usual Gold Passport elite status. An older posting under the same subject suggests Hyatt classifies between V1~9 and Diamonds are usually V4. I do have Diamond status so maybe it's not just that. I'm not sure if V2 is higher or lower than V4 to start with... Anyone have a clue?

Thanks,

silver

If it is true, i can't imagine V2 being on the low side, how can they even come up with a system to classify 7 different levels above diamond, who would be at the top, the president?

Has been discussed in many forums. Levels are generally 1-7, 1 being the highest, 7 being the lowest. I am at the Grand Hyatt Cairo as a V2 (I took a look at the daily briefing sheet when the concierge was actioning a request for me).

1 is for royalty, celebrities etc. I imagine you are VIP2 as a Diamond, and a return guest.

The other posts are a bit off in their answer. I can confirm that Hyatt uses V1-V8 to classify its guests.

V1 is infact for high profile people as well as hyatt execs and other company execs
V2 is for VIP of the hotel itself, not so much of Hyatt as a company. Sometimes a diamond member can get a V2 based upon the hotel
V3 is the normal diamond classification
V4-V7 are for different categories of sales that will place people in.
V8 is a person who has had a problem at a hotel and the hotel has an alert to look out for this person as they have had issues at another property before or complain often.

I agree with niketrev. There are too many speculations with the other posts. I have spoken to Hyatt people before -- and not just one. The number is not so much a VIP ranking system, but merely a classification code.

I suspect that people assumed that the numbers had something to do with VIP ranking because those who were V8 got special treatment. In fact, they got special treatment because they complained on their last stay, and the hotel is trying their best to please their guest.

From what I heard, there is one and only one VIP ranking system -- Goldpassport Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Lifetime Diamond and Courtesy (you have to be the owner of the hotel property or something similar to get this card).

PHS certainly use the numbers to indicate the status of VIP. Royalty, Pop stars and celebrities were VIP1, of which there were many because of the hotel's boutique nature and privacy they had contracts with Universal and other major entertainment labels.

Next Hyatt DO t-shirt slogan: "Wow, I could have BEEN a v-8!"

Lol that's a good one.

Guys, thanks for the clarification. Good to hear I'm getting treated well.

What are the ways to find out this rating? Can you do it only while you are still physically there? Are you able to find out for a future stay?

Given that this is an internal code used to rank incoming and in-house guests, I do not think you will find too many properties willing to tell you your ranking or the system they use to figure such (other than the general comments made here).

does this list exist for Hyatt place?

My experience with Hyatt Place is that not only is nobody a VIP, everybody is a nobody to them.

Requests or concerns directed at the hotel made after or at check-in may be handled differently based on the assigned score given to a customer.

You just replied to someone who hasn't posted in 5 years!

But your comment is nonetheless valid. For example, if one is unhappy with their room assignment, the VIP code could definitely make a difference in where they were switched to.

In the interest of keeping a ten-year-old thread alive, here's a couple links to prior discussions:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/hyatt-gold-passport/1073633-vip-code.htm

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/hyatt...tes-check.html

I am diamond member and I am V3 for the hotel which I often stay

I stayed at the Park Hyatt Shanghai and was V2 (as indicated on the concierge's screen), even though it was my first time there.

I shoulda' had a V8!

Grand Hyatt SF
 

I do not know my score but the staff at the Grand Hyatt SF treat me like I'm a 7!!!

Pfft, the President hardly ever stays in a Hyatt. V4 at most.

V1 is the highest or heads of states, celebrities etc.

Sure, I'm just sayin' the President of the United States should have to earn Hyatt status like anyone else. As if the guy (regardless of who it may be at any given time) doesn't have enough entitlement issues already, sheesh!

They have stayed at a few Hyatts during state visits/conferences. 1 stay including the entire entourage spends more than enough to earn CC.

Other than the whispering, the rest is quite standard for diamonds in asia based on my experience.

I saw a "status code" on a housekeeping sheet for both days of our stay at Hyatt Regency Hakone. The code for our room was "V1" on the first day, and "S" on the second. Every other room was an "O".

They must have their own codes.

V1 is generally reserved for heads of state, high ranking royalty etc.

What are you implying? :p

He implied that you wouldn't be wasting your time on FT if you were a true V1.

Touchè.

So a true V1 can only waste their time on Twitter?

given the number of CEOs who run Fortune 500 companies who participate in this site -- I think there are more than a few V1s on here.

They are still not V1. Refer to my earlier post.

Then what did you mean by "etc."?