Falling Hyatt prices in Asia
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Falling Hyatt prices in Asia
Has anyone else noticed room prices falling across the board in Asia ex-Japan?
The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong used to charge in excess of HK$3,500 for a basic room, but it can now be had for as low as HK$1,850.
The HR TST in the same town can go down to as low as HK$1,300 per night.
I stayed at the HR Perth for A$132/night two weeks ago.
In Taipei, they used to set the Hyatt Daily Rate at over T$8,000 (which always seemed overly high for a market like Taipei, but nevermind). Today, I regularly see it for T$6,500 or so.
I've moved most of my stays away from Hyatt since WoH, but it seems the fall is more stark at Hyatt than the other chains I stay at. Having said that, Hyatt was also consistently more expensive than the other brands.
The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong used to charge in excess of HK$3,500 for a basic room, but it can now be had for as low as HK$1,850.
The HR TST in the same town can go down to as low as HK$1,300 per night.
I stayed at the HR Perth for A$132/night two weeks ago.
In Taipei, they used to set the Hyatt Daily Rate at over T$8,000 (which always seemed overly high for a market like Taipei, but nevermind). Today, I regularly see it for T$6,500 or so.
I've moved most of my stays away from Hyatt since WoH, but it seems the fall is more stark at Hyatt than the other chains I stay at. Having said that, Hyatt was also consistently more expensive than the other brands.
#2
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I'm not seeing it in Shanghai. In fact prices have been increasing recently since I booked Grand Hyatt Shanghai at Costco rate of 1260 RMB. Park Hyatt rates are higher than I can justify on expense report.
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Has anyone else noticed room prices falling across the board in Asia ex-Japan?
The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong used to charge in excess of HK$3,500 for a basic room, but it can now be had for as low as HK$1,850.
The HR TST in the same town can go down to as low as HK$1,300 per night.
The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong used to charge in excess of HK$3,500 for a basic room, but it can now be had for as low as HK$1,850.
The HR TST in the same town can go down to as low as HK$1,300 per night.
#4
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 248
True. I'm seeing the same drastic fall in places like Singapore too, where I could book the Fairmont for S$203 for a weekend stay last week. I also booked the Conrad SIN for just over S$220 one time about a month ago.
The GH SIN, however, is still stubbornly charging $320/night. I have a corporate rate that brings it down somewhat, but it's not my favourite property in Singapore, so I usually just stay elsewhere.
The GH SIN, however, is still stubbornly charging $320/night. I have a corporate rate that brings it down somewhat, but it's not my favourite property in Singapore, so I usually just stay elsewhere.