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Quick summary
World of Hyatt maintains fixed award charts for most properties, with dynamic pricing only for select brands.
The program recently updated its award charts, introducing five pricing tiers: lowest, low, moderate, upper and top.
Award rates vary by property category and room type, including standard rooms, club rooms, suites, all-inclusive resorts and Miraval resorts.
Points + Cash bookings are available at many properties, allowing partial points redemption for a discounted cash rate.
What to consider
Award rates differ for standard, club and suite rooms, and additional points are required for extra guests at all-inclusive resorts.
Miraval resort bookings include meals, select activities and a resort credit, but rates are higher for double occupancy.
Booking upgrades on paid stays may require meeting minimum room type and rate requirements.
What you'll miss from the article
A detailed breakdown of each award chart and tips for maximizing value across Hyatt's various property types.
Generated by AI with support from our editorial team.
On May 20, World of Hyatt implemented its annual category changes and new award charts with five tiers (instead of three). With this change in tiers, award nights for a specific property now vary depending on whether they're lowest, low, moderate, upper or top. Let's take a closer look at each of the Hyatt award charts.
Standard rooms at Hyatt hotels and resorts
Here’s the current Hyatt award chart for booking standard rooms at Hyatt hotels and resorts (excluding all-inclusive resorts, Miraval resorts and Mr & Mrs Smith properties):
Hotel category
Lowest points per night
Low points per night
Moderate points per night
Upper points per night
Top points per night
1
3,000
4,500
6,000
7,500
9,000
2
6,000
7,500
10,000
12,000
15,000
3
8,000
12,000
15,000
17,500
20,000
4
12,000
15,000
20,000
22,500
25,000
5
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
6
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
7
25,000
30,000
35,000
45,000
55,000
8
35,000
45,000
55,000
65,000
75,000
Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. ERIC ROSEN/THE POINTS GUY
You can also book a Points + Cash option at some properties. With Points + Cash, you pay 50% of the points required based on the chart above and get 50% to 70% off the standard rate for the room type you’re booking.
You can book standard awards, including Points + Cash awards, online. When these rates are available, you’ll see them when you check the “Use Points” box before searching.
You can book club rooms at some Hyatt hotels and resorts for slightly more points than standard rooms. Club rooms provide access to the hotel's club lounge, which typically offers complimentary breakfast, snacks, drinks and appetizers.
Here’s the Hyatt award chart for club rooms at Hyatt hotels and resorts (again, excluding all-inclusive resorts, Miraval resorts and Mr & Mrs Smith properties):
Hotel category
Lowest points per night
Low points per night
Moderate points per night
Upper points per night
Top points per night
1
5,000
6,500
8,000
9,500
11,000
2
10,000
11,500
14,000
16,000
19,000
3
13,000
17,000
20,000
22,500
25,000
4
18,000
21,000
26,000
28,500
31,000
5
22,000
27,000
32,000
37,000
42,000
6
28,000
33,000
38,000
43,000
48,000
7
34,000
39,000
44,000
54,000
64,000
8
45,000
55,000
65,000
75,000
85,000
When available, you can book club rooms online using points. Check the “Use Points” box and look past the standard room awards listed under the "Rooms" tab on the results page.
You can also book suites using Hyatt points. Here’s the award chart for booking standard suites and premium suites at Hyatt hotels and resorts (again, excluding all-inclusive resorts, Miraval resorts and Mr & Mrs Smith properties) that offer these room types:
Hotel category
Lowest points per night
Low points per night
Moderate points per night
Upper points per night
Top points per night
1
6,000 (standard suite)
8,000 (premium suite)
7,500 (standard suite)
9,500 (premium suite)
9,000 (standard suite)
11,000 (premium suite)
10,500 (standard suite)
12,500 (premium suite)
12,000 (standard suite)
14,000 (premium suite)
2
11,000 (standard suite)
13,000 (premium suite)
12,500 (standard suite)
14,500 (premium suite)
15,000 (standard suite)
17,000 (premium suite)
17,000 (standard suite)
19,000 (premium suite)
20,000 (standard suite)
22,000 (premium suite)
3
16,000 (standard suite)
18,000 (premium suite)
20,000 (standard suite)
22,000 (premium suite)
23,000 (standard suite)
25,000 (premium suite)
25,500 (standard suite)
27,500 (premium suite)
28,000 (standard suite)
30,000 (premium suite)
4
21,000 (standard suite)
24,000 (premium suite)
24,000 (standard suite)
27,000 (premium suite)
29,000 (standard suite)
32,000 (premium suite)
31,500 (standard suite)
34,500 (premium suite)
34,000 (standard suite)
37,000 (premium suite)
5
27,000 (standard suite)
30,000 (premium suite)
32,000 (standard suite)
35,000 (premium suite)
37,000 (standard suite)
40,000 (premium suite)
42,000 (standard suite)
45,000 (premium suite)
47,000 (standard suite)
50,000 (premium suite)
6
35,000 (standard suite)
40,000 (premium suite)
40,000 (standard suite)
45,000 (premium suite)
45,000 (standard suite)
50,000 (premium suite)
50,000 (standard suite)
55,000 (premium suite)
55,000 (standard suite)
60,000 (premium suite)
7
43,000 (standard suite)
50,000 (premium suite)
48,000 (standard suite)
55,000 (premium suite)
53,000 (standard suite)
60,000 (premium suite)
63,000 (standard suite)
70,000 (premium suite)
73,000 (standard suite)
80,000 (premium suite)
8
56,000 (standard suite)
70,000 (premium suite)
66,000 (standard suite)
80,000 (premium suite)
76,000 (standard suite)
90,000 (premium suite)
86,000 (standard suite)
100,000 (premium suite)
96,000 (standard suite)
110,000 (premium suite)
Park Hyatt Marrakech in Morocco. CLINT HENDERSON/THE POINTS GUY
You can also use the Points + Cash feature when booking suites. As with standard rooms, the Points + Cash rate allows you to pay 50% of the points required for a free night and get 50% to 70% off the standard rate for the suite type you’re booking.
You can redeem Hyatt points for room upgrades on paid stays at some hotels and resorts. Here’s how many Hyatt points you’ll need to redeem for each upgrade type:
Club upgrade: 3,000 points per night
Standard suite upgrade: 6,000 points per night
Premium suite upgrade: 9,000 points per night
You can book new stays online, but must contact Hyatt to upgrade an existing paid stay using points. You may need to meet minimum room type and rate requirements to upgrade your reservation. You'll usually need to pay the standard rate for at least a deluxe room at Hyatt resorts and a standard room at a nonresort hotel.
The following award chart applies to stays at Hyatt's Inclusive Collection brands:
All-inclusive category
Lowest points per night
Low points per night
Moderate points per night
Upper points per night
Top points per night
A
12,000 (standard room)
18,000 (club room)
21,000 (standard suite)
24,000 (premium suite)
15,000 (standard room)
21,000 (club room)
24,000 (standard suite)
27,000 (premium suite)
20,000 (standard room)
26,000 (club room)
29,000 (standard suite)
32,000 (premium suite)
22,500 (standard room)
28,500 (club room)
31,500 (standard suite)
34,500 (premium suite)
25,000 (standard room)
31,000 (club room)
34,000 (standard suite)
37,000 (premium suite)
B
15,000 (standard room)
22,000 (club room)
27,000 (standard suite)
30,000 (premium suite)
20,000 (standard room)
27,000 (club room)
32,000 (standard suite)
35,000 (premium suite)
25,000 (standard room)
32,000 (club room)
37,000 (standard suite)
40,000 (premium suite)
30,000 (standard room)
37,000 (club room)
42,000 (standard suite)
45,000 (premium suite)
35,000 (standard room)
42,000 (club room)
47,000 (standard suite)
50,000 (premium suite)
C
20,000 (standard room)
28,000 (club room)
35,000 (standard suite)
40,000 (premium suite)
25,000 (standard room)
33,000 (club room)
40,000 (standard suite)
45,000 (premium suite)
30,000 (standard room)
38,000 (club room)
45,000 (standard suite)
50,000 (premium suite)
35,000 (standard room)
43,000 (club room)
50,000 (standard suite)
55,000 (premium suite)
40,000 (standard room)
48,000 (club room)
55,000 (standard suite)
60,000 (premium suite)
D
25,000 (standard room)
34,000 (club room)
43,000 (standard suite)
50,000 (premium suite)
30,000 (standard room)
39,000 (club room)
48,000 (standard suite)
55,000 (premium suite)
35,000 (standard room)
44,000 (club room)
53,000 (standard suite)
60,000 (premium suite)
45,000 (standard room)
54,000 (club room)
63,000 (standard suite)
70,000 (premium suite)
55,000 (standard room)
64,000 (club room)
73,000 (standard suite)
80,000 (premium suite)
E
35,000 (standard room)
45,000 (club room)
56,000 (standard suite)
70,000 (premium suite)
45,000 (standard room)
55,000 (club room)
66,000 (standard suite)
80,000 (premium suite)
55,000 (standard room)
65,000 (club room)
76,000 (standard suite)
90,000 (premium suite)
65,000 (standard room)
75,000 (club room)
86,000 (standard suite)
100,000 (premium suite)
75,000 (standard room)
85,000 (club room)
96,000 (standard suite)
110,000 (premium suite)
F
45,000 (standard room)
55,000 (club room)
66,000 (standard suite)
80,000 (premium suite)
55,000 (standard room)
65,000 (club room)
76,000 (standard suite)
90,000 (premium suite)
65,000 (standard room)
75,000 (club room)
86,000 (standard suite)
100,000 (premium suite)
75,000 (standard room)
85,000 (club room)
96,000 (standard suite)
110,000 (premium suite)
85,000 (standard room)
95,000 (club room)
106,000 (standard suite)
120,000 (premium suite)
Hyatt Zilara Riviera Maya in Mexico. GABRIELLE BERNARDINI/THE POINTS GUY
Hyatt’s award night rate only includes two people at all-inclusive resorts. So, as you can see in the following chart, you’ll need to use more points if you plan to bring a third or fourth person to your Hyatt all-inclusive award stay.
All-inclusive category
Lowest points per person for the third or fourth guest
Low points per person for the third or fourth guest
Moderate points per person for the third or fourth guest
Upper points per person for the third or fourth guest
Top points per person for the third or fourth guest
A
6,000
7,500
10,000
11,000
12,500
B
7,500
10,000
12,500
15,000
17,500
C
10,000
12,500
15,000
17,500
20,000
D
12,500
15,000
17,500
22,500
27,500
E
17,500
22,500
27,500
32,500
37,500
F
22,500
27,500
32,500
37,500
42,500
Given the points cost for additional guests, a family of four might prefer redeeming Hyatt points for two rooms with two guests each rather than one room with four guests.
Four Miraval resorts are open and bookable with Hyatt points: Miraval Arizona, Miraval Austin, Miraval Berkshires in Massachusetts and Miraval The Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. The award chart is the same, regardless of which Miraval property you book:
Award type
Lowest points per night
Low points per night
Moderate points per night
Upper points per night
Top points per night
Standard room
40,000 (single occupancy)
60,000 (double occupancy)
45,000 (single occupancy)
65,000 (double occupancy)
50,000 (single occupancy)
70,000 (double occupancy)
60,000 (single occupancy)
80,000 (double occupancy)
75,000 (single occupancy)
95,000 (double occupancy)
Standard suite
65,000 (single occupancy)
85,000 (double occupancy)
75,000 (single occupancy)
95,000 (double occupancy)
85,000 (single occupancy)
105,000 (double occupancy)
95,000 (single occupancy)
115,000 (double occupancy)
110,000 (single occupancy)
130,000 (double occupancy)
Premium suite
95,000 (single occupancy)
115,000 (double occupancy)
105,000 (single occupancy)
125,000 (double occupancy)
115,000 (single occupancy)
135,000 (double occupancy)
125,000 (single occupancy)
145,000 (double occupancy)
140,000 (single occupancy)
160,000 (double occupancy)
Miraval Austin. KATIE GENTER/THE POINTS GUY
Every award night at Miraval includes meals, snacks, a $175 resort credit per person, nonalcoholic drinks, fitness classes and wellness activities.
If you frequently stay with Hyatt, remember you can select a Miraval extra night award through the Hyatt Milestone Rewards program at the 100-, 110-, 120-, 130-, 140- and 150-night milestones.
The World of Hyatt award chart can be overwhelming since you can book multiple room types with points, each costing a different amount. Plus, you'll need to redeem different point amounts for lowest, low, moderate, upper and top nights.
However, this can be good once you get a handle on the award charts. You can still find great value even if you prefer to stick to the low end of the Hyatt award chart.
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