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babypuwet Jan 4, 2015 8:32 am
multiple rooms
 
hi all, I know that Hyatt's policy is one stay credit and one stay night no matter how many rooms I book per night. I have between work travel and personal travel 40 nights, but all of those 40 nights will have 2 rooms, so its 80 nights worth of points. Will Hyatt make an exception and give me diamond status based on that or will I need 10 additional nights?

nineworldseries Jan 4, 2015 9:23 am
Originally Posted by babypuwet (Post 24098354)
I know that Hyatt's policy is one stay credit and one stay night no matter how many rooms I book per night.
Originally Posted by babypuwet (Post 24098354)
all of those 40 nights will have 2 rooms, so its 80 nights worth of points.
Does not compute. You admit to knowing the policy, so how is this "80 nights worth of points"? It's pretty clearly only 40 nights' worth.

bdemaria Jan 4, 2015 2:36 pm
Originally Posted by babypuwet (Post 24098354)
hi all, I know that Hyatt's policy is one stay credit and one stay night no matter how many rooms I book per night. I have between work travel and personal travel 40 nights, but all of those 40 nights will have 2 rooms, so its 80 nights worth of points. Will Hyatt make an exception and give me diamond status based on that or will I need 10 additional nights?
Diamond status requires 50 nights or 25 stays - will you meet the latter requirement? If not, then you are -IMO - out of luck, and will need to stay 10 add'l nights.

hailstorm Jan 4, 2015 3:54 pm
Originally Posted by babypuwet (Post 24098354)
hi all, I know that Hyatt's policy is one stay credit and one stay night no matter how many rooms I book per night. I have between work travel and personal travel 40 nights, but all of those 40 nights will have 2 rooms, so its 80 nights worth of points. Will Hyatt make an exception and give me diamond status based on that or will I need 10 additional nights?
Did you use your Hyatt credit card? You would get an additional 10 nights credit if you put $40k spend on it.

DErg Jan 5, 2015 4:47 pm
One pointer for the future, once you make status and are booking multiple rooms never accept the diamond amenity bonus points on more than one room. Hyatt only gives you the 1000 bonus points on one room per night so you may as well take the F&B amenity for any additional rooms.

Also if it's convenient I try to book employees at nearby hotels that are different chains so I can maintain more high level statuses. My best year I did over 500 elite nights between Hyatt, SPG and Marriott :D (with me actually spending about 275 on the road).

SCEflyer Jan 5, 2015 5:44 pm
Originally Posted by babypuwet (Post 24098354)
hi all, I know that Hyatt's policy is one stay credit and one stay night no matter how many rooms I book per night. I have between work travel and personal travel 40 nights, but all of those 40 nights will have 2 rooms, so its 80 nights worth of points. Will Hyatt make an exception and give me diamond status based on that or will I need 10 additional nights?
Most likely, NO!

azepine00 Jan 5, 2015 6:28 pm
Originally Posted by babypuwet (Post 24098354)
hi all, I know that Hyatt's policy is one stay credit and one stay night no matter how many rooms I book per night. I have between work travel and personal travel 40 nights, but all of those 40 nights will have 2 rooms, so its 80 nights worth of points. Will Hyatt make an exception and give me diamond status based on that or will I need 10 additional nights?
The only way to find out is to write to hyatt - they may make an exception... check with gpc folks here...

azepine00 Jan 5, 2015 6:30 pm
Originally Posted by DErg (Post 24107696)

Also if it's convenient I try to book employees at nearby hotels that are different chains so I can maintain more high level statuses. My best year I did over 500 elite nights between Hyatt, SPG and Marriott :D (with me actually spending about 275 on the road).
You realize you violate t&c of most programs by having others staying under your name, right?


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