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Old Jul 21, 2004 | 1:09 pm
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How long for FFNs to post?

I stayed at the Grand Hyatt Washington Monday night and the stay posted, along with the 1/2 FFN credit, around noon today. If I stay again at the Grand Hyatt on Thursday night, I would expect the stay credit and FFN to hit my account on Saturday. Is this correct? If I make a reservation at the Park Hyatt Philly for Saturday night, would I be able to use the FFN for this stay if the FFN posts on Saturday? If it doesn't post on Saturday (maybe the weekend delays the posting), would I still be able to use the FFN by calling CS and explaining the situation?

I have a paid stay booked for the PH Philly, but would rather use an FFN if possible.

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Old Jul 21, 2004 | 1:32 pm
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Originally Posted by johnep1
I stayed at the Grand Hyatt Washington Monday night and the stay posted, along with the 1/2 FFN credit, around noon today. If I stay again at the Grand Hyatt on Thursday night, I would expect the stay credit and FFN to hit my account on Saturday. Is this correct? If I make a reservation at the Park Hyatt Philly for Saturday night, would I be able to use the FFN for this stay if the FFN posts on Saturday? If it doesn't post on Saturday (maybe the weekend delays the posting), would I still be able to use the FFN by calling CS and explaining the situation?

I have a paid stay booked for the PH Philly, but would rather use an FFN if possible.

I am diamond if that makes a difference.

Thank you.
Most of the time they do hit the following day but occasionally it can take couple of days longer. They probably will let you do the FFN reservation even if you do not have all the required FFN's in your account. I don't know, however, what will happen when you are chekcing in and would not have FFN's account at that time.
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Old Jul 21, 2004 | 1:36 pm
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Originally Posted by holtju2
Most of the time they do hit the following day but occasionally it can take couple of days longer. They probably will let you do the FFN reservation even if you do not have all the required FFN's in your account. I don't know, however, what will happen when you are chekcing in and would not have FFN's account at that time.
Thank you for the reply. Is the worst case scenario that I would need to use 15,000 points? That would not be the end of the world. However, I want to avoid having to pay for the night at the rack rate. Right now I have a reservation for Friday and Saturday for $219 total (Philly promotion). I would hate to cancel that, make the FFN booking for just Saturday night, not have the FFN post in time, and be charged more than $219 just for the one night.
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Old Jul 23, 2004 | 9:26 am
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First, does your hotel even have FFN availability for your date? There's something GP has to do to your record or reservation to link the FFN with the stay, so your circumstances definitely indicate you'll need to make a call to GP. Last year I had a stay booked well in advance with FFN's earned well in advance. I got a nasty call from the front desk a couple hours after checking in telling me the stay wasn't showing as a FFN and that I'd better straighten it out with GP or they'd charge me rack rate. This was even though it showed as a FFN stay on my account. Anyway, I called GP and they did whatever needed to be done to straightened it out. The only time I've ever had a problem. The point is, you will have to call GP--it won't work even if the stay posts right away.
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