World of Hyatt has just launched a potentially lucrative promotion, making it easier to earn elite status.
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Double World of Hyatt elite nights with Thompson & Dream
Between March 22 and June 10, 2024, World of Hyatt is offering double elite qualifying nights for stays at Thompson Hotels and Dream Hotels properties:
- You must register prior to your first eligible stay, though it doesn’t matter if you booked prior to registering
- All nights eligible for elite night credits qualify for this promotion, including award nights booked with World of Hyatt points
- It can take up to four weeks after check-out for bonus elite nights to post
As a reminder, Thompson and Dream are two of Hyatt’s lifestyle brands. These are both pretty small hotel portfolios, as each brand has fewer than two dozen properties. So it’ll take some effort to stay at these hotels, especially if you’re outside of the United States.
Elite nights earned through this promotion can help you earn elite status, whether you’re aiming for World of Hyatt Globalist, Explorist, or Discoverist status, or just want to hit the next Milestone Rewards tier.
Combine this with World of Hyatt’s global promotion
You can combine this double elite nights promotion with World of Hyatt’s current global promotion. For stays through April 30, 2024, you can earn 3,000 bonus points for every three qualifying nights, up to a total of 21,000 bonus points, at all properties globally. This applies on both revenue and award stays.
Furthermore, those with the World of Hyatt Credit Card (review) or World of Hyatt Business Credit Card (review) can earn an additional 1,000 bonus points for every three nights at properties in 18 participating destinations — Australia, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Mainland China, Macau, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, South Korea, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, and Vietnam.
Bottom line
World of Hyatt is currently offering double elite nights for stays at Thompson Hotels and Dream Hotels properties around the globe. It’s probably not worth going out of your way to stay at one of these properties just to earn double elite nights (since they’re not exactly cheap brands), but if you’ve been considering staying at one of these hotels anyway, this could be a good motivator.
Do you plan on taking advantage of this double elite nights promotion?
Stayed at the Thompson San Antonio and Thompson Austin recently. Both were "vibe-y", especially Austin, but the rooms at both were poorly designed. This was especially puzzling as these seemed to be newer hotels (or maybe not, to cut on construction costs). The Thompson Austin had very dark, poorly lit bathrooms, with no door on the shower or to the toilet. While the Thompson San Antonio was better lit, the shape of the bathrooms was...
Stayed at the Thompson San Antonio and Thompson Austin recently. Both were "vibe-y", especially Austin, but the rooms at both were poorly designed. This was especially puzzling as these seemed to be newer hotels (or maybe not, to cut on construction costs). The Thompson Austin had very dark, poorly lit bathrooms, with no door on the shower or to the toilet. While the Thompson San Antonio was better lit, the shape of the bathrooms was definitely odd, with random corners and oddly shaped showers (I stayed in two different rooms in SAT - and this was true in both). While the hotels try to market themselves as luxury, I would say they are a bit more style over substance, a la W hotels.
Had New York trip planned for 2 nights next week. Shifted from the Grayson to the Dream Midtown. Definite downgrade but 4 nights are better than 2.
Thompsons DC & Chicago frequently have reasonable paid rates!
Until Hyatt's new pricing algorithm gets used on their entire network instead of just Asia. =/
Got more info on that? What do you mean?
So you are saying there is a chance...
...that I'd make Globalist this year?