Park Hyatt St. Kitts: Best Current Promotions

The Park Hyatt St. Kitts is an awesome property that opened in late 2017. For those of us who are World of Hyatt loyalists, it’s awesome to have a luxury Park Hyatt resort destination that isn’t 5,000 miles away.

I reviewed the Park Hyatt St. Kitts last fall, and had an awesome stay.

Over the past couple of years the Park Hyatt St. Kitts has had a variety of promotions, so I wanted to provide a quick update on the best promotions currently being offered by the Park Hyatt St. Kitts, for anyone considering a stay.

If redeeming points this is a Category 7 World of Hyatt property, meaning that a free night costs 30,000 points. However, the property has also consistently had really attractive paid rates, making this a situation where you’re generally better off paying cash rather than redeeming points.

Park Hyatt St. Kitts Fourth Night Free + $300

For stays through December 21, 2019, the Park Hyatt St. Kitts is offering:

  • A fourth night free credit
  • A $300 resort credit once per room per stay

These rates are available directly on Hyatt’s website, so you can easily search availability. In some cases rates are really attractive with this promotion. Factoring in the fourth night free (but not factoring in the resort credit) you’re looking at $252 per night on some dates in October.

Stack This With Hyatt Privé Perks

Last year the Hyatt Privé program was introduced, which is Hyatt’s special program available to select travel agents. This offers their guests special privileges for stays at select Hyatt hotels. For stays at Park Hyatt hotels, guests booking through Privé receive:

  • A $100 property credit per room per stay
  • A one category room upgrade confirmed within 24 hours of booking, subject to availability (room-to-room or suite-to-suite)
  • Daily full breakfast for two in the hotel’s restaurant
  • Early check-in (as early as 9AM) and late check-out (as late as 4PM), subject to availability
  • A welcome gift and letter

In this case Privé benefits and the promotion are stackable. This means you can receive a fourth night free, a total of $400 in credits, a room upgrade subject to availability at the time of booking, complimentary breakfast, and more.

Since you’re booking a published rate with Hyatt, you can also earn World of Hyatt points and elite credits as usual, and can even earn double points with Hyatt’s current global promotion.

How To Book Hyatt Privé Rates

If you want to combine the two promotions, you’ll have to contact a Privé advisor.

Ford is a Privé advisor and would be happy to help, and can be reached at [email protected] (other advisors are welcome to leave their info below).

I’d recommend first looking up the “4th Night Free With Credit” rate on Hyatt’s website. Note that the rate already factors in the fourth night free, so it’s the averaged rate over four nights.

Then an advisor can verify the rate is the same and help you book (or rebook, if you’ve already made a refundable reservation) and get all the Privé perks, including complimentary breakfast, an additional $100 credit, a room upgrade subject to availability, and more.

2020 Park Hyatt St. Kitts Deals

The hotel has confirmed to me that they won’t be bringing back the fourth night free plus $300 credit for peak season 2020, given that winter is their busy season.

If you are looking at going in the winter, the Park Hyatt St. Kitts is offering a fifth night free promotion for stays between January 4 and April 4, 2020.

You can, however, stack this with Hyatt Privé perks, including the $100 credit, free breakfast, room upgrade, and more.

Options For Redeeming Hyatt Points

Some may prefer to redeem points at the rate of 30,000 World of Hyatt points per night. Personally I value those points at 1.5 cents each, but then you have to factor in the points you’re forgoing by booking an award stay, the value of the credits, breakfast (if not a Globalist), etc.

The good news is that there are lots of opportunity to earn World of Hyatt points.

See this post for everything you need to know about earning Hyatt points with credit cards.

Bottom Line

The Park Hyatt St. Kitts is a great place for a getaway, and for the most part they have some excellent rates. That’s especially true when you consider the value of the points you can potentially earn for stays there, and the ability to stack their standard promotions with Privé benefits.

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Sasha Guest

I had a completely different experience than @JohnK. Service was fantastic; from request to housekeeping, waitstaff, the concierge and other staff as well. My husband and I also walked around the nearby areas of the hotel and we felt completely safe. We also rented a car through the hotel and explored the rest of the island. We had a fantastic time.

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Benjamin Member

This resort has serious service issues, as well as ongoing issues with insects in rooms. While the design of the rooms is lovely, the resort isn't Park Hyatt quality, especially the spa. If you must go, rent a car and explore the island. It's easy and safe. Only someone who's not traveled much would feel unsafe on St Kitts. The people are awesome and the local food is fantastic if you're willing to get away from the resort.

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John K Guest

The service was quite atrocious last time I stayed here. Everyone is on “island time” so if you ask for anything, prepare to wait 1 hour or more... It’s a beautiful property though...like a replica of the ANDAZ Maui. Just don’t leave the property...it’s quite hard to get taxi service once you’re off the property and didn’t feel safe. ...might be why they keep running promotion several times a year...

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series Guest

If you've ever stayed here, you will know that blowing off $300 is pretty easy. Believe my last 5 day stay had $1600 of incidentals.

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Hepworth Member

Can I book a standard room through Prive with cash, apply a Globalist confirmed suite upgrade, and still be eligible for a further complimentary Prive suite-->suite upgrade?

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