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hightide Jan 13, 2014 9:14 am
Standard room awards
 
I booked one award for Hyatt Regency Churchill and another for Park Hyatt Vendome.

The "standard room award" as determined by Hyatt Regency Churchill is a King Room whereas for Park Hyatt Vendome is a Park Queen.

Which is supposed to be the equivalent to a standard twin? The king or queen room?

peteropny Jan 13, 2014 9:15 am
Originally Posted by hightide (Post 22145040)
I booked one award for Hyatt Regency Churchill and another for Park Hyatt Vendome.

The "standard room award" as determined by Hyatt Regency Churchill is a King Room whereas for Park Hyatt Vendome is a Park Queen.

Which is supposed to be the equivalent to a standard twin? The king or queen room?
Depends on the property.

Renard Jan 14, 2014 7:13 pm
Originally Posted by peteropny (Post 22145047)
Depends on the property.
how can we find out for a particular property?

I was trying to book one property (Incheon) and compared two different nights. Same exact types of rooms show available for purchase on hyatt.com but only one had reward availability. I called and they confirmed that the other night had no reward availability. I asked about 'standard rooms' and how the availability was exactly the same. She told me that there are capacity controls and that is why I am not able to book with points.

This has me confused if indeed standard room availability is what is needed in order to book with points.

lawyertalk Jan 14, 2014 8:50 pm
Originally Posted by Renard (Post 22155991)
how can we find out for a particular property?

I was trying to book one property (Incheon) and compared two different nights. Same exact types of rooms show available for purchase on hyatt.com but only one had reward availability. I called and they confirmed that the other night had no reward availability. I asked about 'standard rooms' and how the availability was exactly the same. She told me that there are capacity controls and that is why I am not able to book with points.

This has me confused if indeed standard room availability is what is needed in order to book with points.
Give more details about the rooms you are seeing. Standard generally means the most basic room in the "Standard" subsection of the "Rooms" section of the hotel's website.

Renard Jan 14, 2014 9:33 pm
Originally Posted by lawyertalk (Post 22156497)
Give more details about the rooms you are seeing. Standard generally means the most basic room in the "Standard" subsection of the "Rooms" section of the hotel's website.
No avail with points.... says king and twin are for sale
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41551542@N04/11958814844/

Avail with points a month later ... says king and twin are for sale..same thing
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41551542@N04/11958585063/


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