The best way to redeem nights is to call the Hyatt toll free number and tell them your destination and dates. I found it very easy to redeem my two nights last year.
Yearly certificate has restrictions. Sign up doesn't. Makes it a useless card imo
@Anonymous wrote:I'm in the garden for a while after just getting a Discover It and BoA Travel Rewards, but am now eyeing the Hyatt Chase Visa a little further down the road. I just booked airfare to Tokyo in November (that Discover 0% APR really helps!), and while looking at hotels noticed that I can get 2 free nights at any Hyatt as a signup bonus with the Chase Hyatt Visa after spending $2K in 90 days — including the ultra-luxe Park Hyatt Tokyo, which would seriously be a dream come true.
I'm currently working on the bonus spend for my new BoA card, but it's only $1K so shouldn't take too long. once that's done will theoretically app for the Hyatt Chase, and make sure I get those free nights with plenty of time to spare before my trip.
my question is, for anyone who has gotten this card and completed the bonus for 2 free nights, how easy is it to redeem? are there a lot of blackout dates or are you pretty much good to go as long as there are available rooms?
I have done this twice. And I have redeemed my nights in Tokyo. The first time was at the andaz and the second time was park hyatt in tokyo. I did the first trip and stayed at andaz The seocnd trip I could only get the andaz for one night so I ended up taking the park hyatt for two nights instead. Honestly IMO the andaz is better, although there is more lore with the park hyatt. If you are looking for this November it may be a tighter fit. You can only book if standard rooms are still available for sale. So if all the standard rooms are sold out you won't be able to book an award. I would check the hyatt website and see if standard rooms are still open for your travel dates. If they aren't then you know the free nights won't work on those dates.
Damnit just realized this was an old thread people revived. I frickin hate when this happens just start a new thread if you have a question instead of reviving something that was posted several months ago. Still my advice holds true.
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