Hyatt Visa CC (Chase)

[Uniqua]

Well, I see that Chase has added a new CC to their list -- the Hyatt Card.  Three Hyatt Gold Passport points for every dollar spent at Hyatt properties.  One Hyatt Gold Passport point on purchases elsewhere.  APR is 15.24%.  Annual fee $75. Two free nights at any Hyatt any place in the world after first use of CC.  Although I do love Hyatt hotels and resorts, this card clearly doesn't seem worth it, but thought I'd pass along the info for those who may be interested. 

[Creditaddict]

yeah I had the hotel cards from amex and quickly decided I would never be able to accumulate the points for free nights so PC to blue and jetblue

[Uniqua]

Creditaddict, which hotel cards did you have?  I get offers from Hilton and Starwood all the time but I never bit.  I have the Travelocity AmEx and the only reason I applied was to have an AmEx in my mix of credit (without AmEx being the actual bank) and the fact that I can use whatever points I have accrued as a credit towards anything book on Travelocity.  There's no annual fee either.  Othewise, it's not worth it either. 

[Creditaddict]

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@Uniqua wrote:

Creditaddict, which hotel cards did you have?  I get offers from Hilton and Starwood all the time but I never bit.  I have the Travelocity AmEx and the only reason I applied was to have an AmEx in my mix of credit (without AmEx being the actual bank) and the fact that I can use whatever points I have accrued as a credit towards anything book on Travelocity.  There's no annual fee either.  Othewise, it's not worth it either. 

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I had PC into Hilton Premier and Starwood.  I got the bonus points after first purchase for both cards and then about a month later PC again