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Hyatt has announced a few hotels that will go up in award price and one that will drop in price, effective as of 12:01am CST on December 13, 2017 (this Wednesday). That’s 1:01 am December 13 ET.
Thankfully only eight properties will jump in price, and one is getting cheaper.
If you’re looking to book one of the eight whose price will increase late Tuesday night (technically Wednesday morning), then book now to save your Hyatt points! If you’re looking to book the Confidante Hotel in Miami, wait until Wednesday or later to save 10,000 Hyatt points.
Price Hikes
Changing from a Category 1 to 2 (5k to 8k per Night)
- Hyatt Place Orlando Airport
- Hyatt Place Lake Mary/Orlando-North
- Hyatt Place St. Paul/Downtown (pictured as the feature image of this post)
- Hyatt Place Shenzhen, Dongmen
Changing from a Category 2 to 3 (8k to 12k per Night)
- Hyatt Place Augusta
- Hyatt Place Long Island/New York City
Changing from a Category 2 to a 4 (8k to 15k per Night)
- Hyatt Place Santa Cruz
Changing from a Category 6 to a 7 (25k to 30k per Night)
- Highlands Inn, a Hyatt Hotel
Price Drop
The The Confidante Hotel Miami Beach will drop from a Category 6, which costs 25k Hyatt points per night, to a Category 4, which costs 15k points a night.
Hyatt Award Chart
Here’s what the Hyatt Free Night award chart looks like.
Bottom Line
Act now if you were looking to book one of the eight Hyatt properties listed above that are scheduled to change to a more expensive award category on Wednesday (late Tuesday night). Award categories change as of 12:01am CST on December 13, 2017.
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Thanks !!! Good post on the Hyatt Miami Beach that’s a great price 15K right AFTER spring break .Nice area great Bus,Shuttle ect I stayed @ 4 winns for 5 nites on my SPG card as in FREE and @ the Hyatt 16th & Collins FREE too. Great area for a 2 or 5 nite stay but paying in cash is nuts ..
B me in April.
THANKS !!!
CHEERs
Hyatt Place Santa Cruz for 8,000/night has been a steal since the property opened last year. Hotels are frequently $300 – $400/night in Summer. I got in for rooms and 4 different dates.