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Old Dec 28, 2015 | 8:34 am
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Reanimating this thread:

I recently had a "legitimate" overlapping stay -- a 5 night stay in one city with the last night overlapping with a one night a short flight away. (I had to go to a meeting which required me stay overnight and didn't want to check out from my first hotel.)

Now that HGP is back online it's showing credit for both, and that I'm at 50 nights. This is great, as I was planning a mattress run this week to make up for being one short.

The question is, should I be concerned that Hyatt may claw back that last night as they work the bugs out of their software upgrade? I'd rather not do a MR "just in case" but I don't want to end up one night short of Diamond for next year.
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Old Dec 28, 2015 | 5:13 pm
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Originally Posted by JeredF
Reanimating this thread:

I recently had a "legitimate" overlapping stay -- a 5 night stay in one city with the last night overlapping with a one night a short flight away. (I had to go to a meeting which required me stay overnight and didn't want to check out from my first hotel.)

Now that HGP is back online it's showing credit for both, and that I'm at 50 nights. This is great, as I was planning a mattress run this week to make up for being one short.

The question is, should I be concerned that Hyatt may claw back that last night as they work the bugs out of their software upgrade? I'd rather not do a MR "just in case" but I don't want to end up one night short of Diamond for next year.
Take a screen shot of your status good through Feb 2017 and proof of your stays over the past year (do it now, as Hyatt website now offers stay information online only for the past 12 months!) Based on my experiences with Hyatt, in the unlikely event that they later attempt to claw it back, I'm almost positive that they will reinstate it if you escalate the issue.
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Old Dec 29, 2015 | 7:53 pm
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Thanks; took a screenshot (shows Diamond through 28 Feb 2017) and also called to confirmed the back-end system shows the same.
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Old Jan 5, 2016 | 7:49 am
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Originally Posted by DHalltheway
In my experience of stays with overlapping nights within the same "city" but different properties, I got points from both both properties, but stay/night credit from one only property during the overlapping nights.

YMMV of course.
I booked 3 nights over the New Year weekend. Stay in A, moved to B, then back to A. On the 3rd stay, I checked in, used the wifi, then left a few hours later. The account details listed that I checked in and out on the Jan 3. Since I had just checked out of B on Jan3, I got base points and nothing else.

Did I make a mistake during my 1st mattress run? Do you need to always check out on the next day to earn a stay credit?
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Old Feb 27, 2017 | 11:26 am
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I'll be making a 2 month stay or so for business at a hyatt. All nights booked under 1 reservation.

There may be a weekend or two during those two months where I may travel else where and book a hotel for a night. Will I get credit for the one off one night stay?

The one off will probably credit since I wouldn't have checked out of my extended stay reservation. What will happen to the extended stay reservation when I check out...will that only partially post?

Am I better off booking a non-Hyatt for the weekend excursion?
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Old Feb 27, 2017 | 11:49 am
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Under normal circumstances, you will not get credit for 2 stays for a single night unless you call customer service and show them that the stays are in different time zones.

You could ask the extended stay hotel to check you out for the nights you'll be missing or just stay at some other chain for the one night stay(s) if you don't want to chance it.
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