TravelinSperry

Thanks, but I'm heading East (not West) from JFK. I was just pointing out saving my Cat 1-4 cert won't be of any help in NYC anymore (for a future stay) so burning it at the JFK property seemed wise

hp12c

Has anybody tried leaving their car in the hotel/casino parking lot while away on a trip? Would love to do that for an upcoming long weekend - stay at the hotel the night before my 6:30am flight, fly out for 3-4 nights, come back and collect the car from the hotel.

jason1991

do they offer late checkout for globalist or do they consider themselves as a resort?

ProjectSunburst

They have offered a late checkout to me in the past, but remember, based on occupancy, they have the ability to say "no" since they are "attached to a casino" (per WoH terms)

jason1991

That makes sense, thank you

Gertjaars

TWA Hotel vs Hyatt Regency RW

If you globalists had to choose, which one would you pick? I still can't understand why they made a RW as a regency by JFK 🤔🤔

nk15

Had you bought Hyatt points with the 30% discount until yesterday, this hotel would have cost $200/night for 12k points....

roland_wa

Anyone here booked the error fare from BILT and stayed already? (its not available anymore).

I made two reservations and would like to know if there will be complications (never booked and stayed an error fare before).

lalala

TWA by a mile.

Markie

I am faced with the dilemma on Sunday and the price difference has pushed me to the Hyatt. Let's see how it goes.
The price difference is about $100 more for the TWA.

coleslaw

The HR JFK is outrageously overpriced most of the time. Often > $400 a night vs 12k points. For me it’s usually down to TWA hotel vs 12k points.

nk15

Between these two, if you plan to use the pool, then maybe TWA, otherwise it is a no brainer...

coleslaw

Just remember that if you plan to use the pool you'll also be paying a $25 cover charge per person for a 1hr 45 min slot...

MechMachine

I have a booking later this year with this rate. When I booked it I got a rate of $40 a night; $60 was also available.

The reservation has held for about 3 weeks I believe perfectly fine. I just checked after seeing this thread and the rate is the same but now the reservation includes a destination fee appended as a separate line item of roughly 30 dollars a night. I didn’t know a hotel could modify an existing reservation like this. Now the rate is effectively 70 a night. When this property opened I saw introductory rates between 75-89 dollars; so even if this rate was a “mistake” the nightly rate is what I’ve seen them charge in line with promotions from the past. Considering there is a casino attached; with comps being offered to frequent players; and it being close to introductory rates I’d assume this is probably the lowest rate they’d actual honor and make very little money on or break even.

Seems a bit egregious to pay any destination fees at any hotel that’s not a resort; but especially more to pay a destination fee for a hotel nowhere near Manhattan. Luckily should be waived with globalist status. I’m going to reach out to my concierge to get in writing to see if they’ll indeed honor the rate and apply a TSU. If I apply a TSU technically the property will get some reimbursement from Hyatt in addition to the cash from my reservation so I’ll feel a bit better and everyone will be happier but we will see.

nk15

After the $350-400 nightly rate, that's just adding a small insult to injury...