Originally Posted by hoipolloi

bit as a Globalist, you're ENTITLED to a suite upgrade when a suite is available

Originally Posted by NYCtraveler

I have been so enjoying these Globalist mattress runs that I have just kept on going! I found a great Hyatt, they have treated me fantastic, I am being spoiled rotten and by the end of Feb I should have 90+ nights once everything doubles. I have tried all the restaurants that are open, the café and the coffee shop as well as everything in the surrounding area. I am being selfish and not telling you where, on purpose. Enjoy all, and stay healthy and well. Cheers!

Originally Posted by NYCtraveler

Hello All:

I have been a loyal Marriott member for 24+ years and have recently branched out and gone Globalist. I am in Thailand and will soon travel to one of the Hyatt properties with two rooms. With Thailand's borders being closed there are incredible deals out there....including the Grand Hyatt Bangkok for $80 per night and the Hyatt Regency Hua Hin for $125 per night.....However it appears these rates do not include breakfast. While I know I will get breakfast as Globalist.....What about my other room with my teenage children? T&C's are clear that only one room gets Globalist benefits? Both rooms are in my name and paid for by me. In Your Experience in Thailand....What has happened when you got to these properties and how was this enforced? Thanks in advance, Just want to prepare myself for splitting our group or having to arrange separate breakfasts etc. Club rooms on the websites are 3X the lowest room rate.....so booking them upgraded rooms doesn't make $ense with current promos.

Originally Posted by Thysk

in your previous posts (dec 10, 2020) you've already mentioned the places:

Originally Posted by igor82j

Weird story.
A four night stay at GH Rio, under the "Stay 4 Pay 3" rate. I have been credited 3 qualifying nights. Is that correct? Pretty sure that kind of rates at Marriott and Hilton have always been credited based on ACTUAL nights stayed.
According to T&C, "An Eligible Rate is any room rate published by Hyatt...". Where is the truth?

Originally Posted by hailstorm

Andaz Tokyo is one of the hotels exempted from this by name. Check the T&C.

Originally Posted by hoipolloi

So snobby. I'll avoid them then if they have that kind of attitude.

Originally Posted by Jaenks

Yes, it is correct. Your 4th night fare is 0, therefore no eligible spend. Same applies to Stay 3 Pay 2 rate, only 2 nights credit. Not all programs are same by t&c.

Originally Posted by TGLoyalty

Really? free nights are excluded from qualifying for nights?

Never had that with Hilton and Marriott free night deals

Originally Posted by Boraxo

Ok, I booked a mattress run with 9 rooms at the OFFICE (day room) rate so I'm all in now! I am pretty confident this will post as a qualifying rate as I booked the same rate at the same local HP property last year and it correctly posted as an EQN. I support I can always abort if it misfires now.

Unfortunately I did not get credit for a couple of nights last weekend at a resort which were apparently booked at a non-qualifying rate. The missing EQNs were more than offset by the savings, but I may see if I appeal that ruling.

Originally Posted by coleslaw

I hope you mean you booked a room for nine "nights" using the office day rate, rather than 9 rooms on the same day (which would give you one qualifying night)? :S

Originally Posted by coleslaw

If the resort rate you're referring to was a "nth night free" type rate then you don't get a qualifying night for the nth night. There are lots of other reasons why some nights wouldn't be qualifying but that rate/situation is the one that tends to crop up regularly.

Originally Posted by Boraxo

Ok, I booked a mattress run with 9 rooms at the OFFICE (day room) rate so I'm all in now! I am pretty confident this will post as a qualifying rate as I booked the same rate at the same local HP property last year and it correctly posted as an EQN. I support I can always abort if it misfires now.

Originally Posted by nikigirl

Nice! I did many office rates for my mattress runs and saved a TON of money. However, it never posted afterward and I had to do the online chat every single time to get it to actually post as a qualifying night. It definitely qualifies though.