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Dallas and Houston have several Category 1 properties, some with sub $100 nights. You do need a car to get around but both cities offer a lot as far as dining and activities.

Hyatt Place Aguascalientes in Mexico is regularly about $60 USD/night.

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Originally Posted by Wyfind (Post 37247712)

Hyatt Place Aguascalientes in Mexico is regularly about $60 USD/night.

They have a casino named Aguacaliente in SoCal is that owned by Hyatt?? If so, can I get the 777 bonus there too?

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Originally Posted by Matt4200 (Post 37248315)

They have a casino named Aguacaliente in SoCal is that owned by Hyatt?? If so, can I get the 777 bonus there too?

No. The Hyatt Place Aguascalientes refers to Aguascalientes, Mexico (the city). The hotel is owned by a Mexican hotel management company called Grupo Hotelero Santa Fe, S.A.B. de C.V., which also owns other Hyatt, Hilton and Krystal-branded properties.

The Agua Caliente casinos you're thinking of are owned by Native Americans local to Southern California. From the casino website's About Us page:

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The Agua Caliente Casinos are owned and operated by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, which also owns the world-renowned Indian Canyons and Tahquitz Canyon hiking trails, and the Indian Canyons Golf Resort.