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Originally Posted by HipToBeKyle
(Post 24604003)
Does anyone know if it's possibly to book a points & cash room, and then use points for a suite upgrade on top of that?
I tried searching for the answer but I couldn't narrow the search enough, so I apologize if this has been covered at length before. Thanks! Kyle |
Originally Posted by HipToBeKyle
(Post 24604003)
Does anyone know if it's possibly to book a points & cash room, and then use points for a suite upgrade on top of that?
I tried searching for the answer but I couldn't narrow the search enough, so I apologize if this has been covered at length before. Thanks! Kyle http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.c...s-cash-points/ One question I’m often asked is whether you can use Gold Passport points to upgrade a Points + Cash booking to a suite or club room. The answer to that, unfortunately, is no. Diamond members can use Diamond Suite Upgrade Awards to upgrade to a suite on a Points + Cash booking, but no one can use points to upgrade such a booking. |
Originally Posted by HipToBeKyle
(Post 24604003)
Does anyone know if it's possibly to book a points & cash room, and then use points for a suite upgrade on top of that?
I tried searching for the answer but I couldn't narrow the search enough, so I apologize if this has been covered at length before. Thanks! Kyle FDW |
Thanks everyone! Appreciate the help!!
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This has probably already been discussed on this thread, but it appears that C&P for Level 7 hotels at 15K + $300 is not a good deal relative to a Level 6 at 12.5K + 150 and that you are better off just using points for the Level 7 or going with the Level 6 C&P unless the Level 7 is a significant amount higher in price. I have never used C&P before but was looking at it potentially for one of my upcoming NYC trips and it just seems if you are using C&P you are better off with Andaz Fifth and if you want to stay at Park Hyatt, its more effective to use the straight points redemption (I assume I could add the caveat assuming you have the points to do so).
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Originally Posted by Miesque
(Post 24634761)
This has probably already been discussed on this thread, but it appears that C&P for Level 7 hotels at 15K + $300 is not a good deal relative to a Level 6 at 12.5K + 150 and that you are better off just using points for the Level 7 or going with the Level 6 C&P unless the Level 7 is a significant amount higher in price. I have never used C&P before but was looking at it potentially for one of my upcoming NYC trips and it just seems if you are using C&P you are better off with Andaz Fifth and if you want to stay at Park Hyatt, its more effective to use the straight points redemption (I assume I could add the caveat assuming you have the points to do so).
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Originally Posted by OsakaWino
(Post 24635062)
C&P at cat 7 might mean lesser pt value than a pure pt redemption, but there are the advantages of night/stay credit and the ability to use a DSU. The DSU in particular can be significant when staying 6 or 7 nights.
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Originally Posted by OsakaWino
(Post 24635062)
C&P at cat 7 might mean lesser pt value than a pure pt redemption, but there are the advantages of night/stay credit and the ability to use a DSU. The DSU in particular can be significant when staying 6 or 7 nights.
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A few simple questions to Hyatt users:
1. Say I booked 2 seperate reservations (P&C and cash only) making a total of 7 days, can the hyatt agent simply stick them together and let me use a DSU? 2. Is it still possible to book in points without having enough? --> I have enough to book for 3 nights but with the reservations coming right before the stay in question, I'd be able to pay for 6 nights... Can I talk that through with the agent? (the one I contacted said no, even after I insisted and she consulter a supervisor...) Thanks !! :) |
Originally Posted by benji2227
(Post 24641471)
1. Say I booked 2 seperate reservations (P&C and cash only) making a total of 7 days, can the hyatt agent simply stick them together and let me use a DSU?
Originally Posted by benji2227
(Post 24641471)
2. Is it still possible to book in points without having enough? --> I have enough to book for 3 nights but with the reservations coming right before the stay in question, I'd be able to pay for 6 nights... Can I talk that through with the agent? (the one I contacted said no, even after I insisted and she consulter a supervisor...)
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Originally Posted by benji2227
(Post 24641471)
2. Is it still possible to book in points without having enough? --> I have enough to book for 3 nights but with the reservations coming right before the stay in question, I'd be able to pay for 6 nights... Can I talk that through with the agent? (the one I contacted said no, even after I insisted and she consulter a supervisor...)
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has anyone had much luck in asking a property to switch an existing points reservation to P&C? I have an upcoming stay at the HP Downtown Austin and when i called they just transferred me to HGP. If you have had success can you please share your method and what you told the hotel? Thanks!
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Sure. Just do it through Hyatt Gold Passport. That's why they transferred you there. I'm not saying that the hotel can't do it ... I'm just saying that the HGP folks can and will. Did this last month no sweat.
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Originally Posted by Biggie Fries
(Post 24643158)
Sure. Just do it through Hyatt Gold Passport. That's why they transferred you there. I'm not saying that the hotel can't do it ... I'm just saying that the HGP folks can and will. Did this last month no sweat.
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Originally Posted by hailstorm
(Post 24643619)
They could do it if P+C inventory still exists, technically cancelling the award reservation and making a new P+C one, but not if it doesn't. P+C availability is different from award availability, and that is controlled by the hotel. Only the hotel itself could agree to open up additional P+C availability to allow the switch.
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