Hyatt will open nearly 200 hotels in the US, Canada and Mexico by 2022

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Hyatt's got big things planned for the Americas region in the next couple of years. The Chicago-based chain plans on opening 50 hotels in the region in 2020 alone, with another 140 opening by 2022. The majority of the growth will occur in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

While most of the brands across the Hyatt portfolio will be getting a boost in property totals, what's especially interesting about this announcement is the number of luxury properties that are slated to come online soon.

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Here's what you can expect to see for some of Hyatt's top brands between now and 2022. As always with hotels, be very aware that these opening dates are subject to change (and likely will change many times):

Alila

Alila, one of Hyatt's newly acquired luxury brands, will open a property in Encinitas, CA, near San Diego, in early 2021.

Andaz

The very popular luxury lifestyle brand continues its expansion, with three properties scheduled to open within the next two years, the first being the highly anticipated Andaz Palm Springs late this year. That property will be a Category 5, meaning a free night will cost you 20,000 World of Hyatt points. Following Palm Springs will be a location in Canada's largest city, Toronto, in 2021.

Also in 2021, one of the hotels we're most excited about across the entire world is scheduled to open in the Caribbean: the Andaz Turks and Caicos at Grace Bay.

Grand Hyatt

One of Hyatt's iconic luxury brands is constructing a massive, 591-room property in Nashville, Tennessee, which has become one of the hottest hotel markets in the U.S. That property is expected to open in the fall of this year. In 2022, Grand Hyatt will plant its flag on the beach in Grand Cayman, marking the arrival of another very exciting points property in a popular Caribbean destination.

Miraval

The wellness-focused luxury retreats that make up the Miraval brand will soon gain another property, this one in the Berkshires in Massachusetts, in May of this year.

Park Hyatt

The crown jewel in the Hyatt portfolio, Park Hyatt, has hotels that are uber-luxurious and come with a degree of service and hospitality not found at just any hotel chain. Park Hyatts are some of the most aspirational properties, and we're excited to see the brand continue to expand with three new properties in the pipeline and one reopening after a complete renovation.

The Park Hyatt Toronto will reopen with 219 guest rooms and a completely new design in October of this year. That property will be a Category 4, meaning a free night will cost you 15,000 points per night. Next are the Park Hyatt Los Angeles at Oceanwide Plaza, Park Hyatt Los Cabos and the Park Hyatt Mexico City, all three of which are scheduled to open in 2021.

Thompson

Another recent acquisition for Hyatt, Thompson hotels have quickly earned a reputation for being great places to redeem your World of Hyatt points, thanks to their unique and high-end designs in desirable locations around the world. The Thompson brand has already recently opened one hotel (Washington, D.C.) and plans to open (or reopen) a whopping eight more between now and 2022, with highlights being Hollywood, CA, in 2021, Austin, TX, in 2021, New York - Central Park reopening in 2021 and South Beach in 2022. The already-open Thompson in Washington, D.C. is a Category 5 property where a free night will run you 20,000 World of Hyatt points.

Whether you're thinking of switching your loyalty to Hyatt or have been flaunting your status since you were a Diamond member in the Gold Passport program, now's a good time to brush up and make sure you're earning (and burning) as many points as you can. If you're looking to learn more about the World of Hyatt loyalty program, this guide should do the trick.

Running low on Hyatt points? You're in luck. The World of Hyatt Credit Card — one of the best hotel credit cards on the market — is currently offering a two-tiered sign-up bonus: 30,000 Bonus Points after spending $3,000 on purchases within the first 3 months from account opening. Plus, up to 30,000 more Bonus Points by earning 2 Bonus Points total per $1 spend on purchases that normally earn 1 Bonus Point, on up to $15,000 in the first six months of account opening. If you have a stash of Chase Ultimate Rewards points, you can also transfer them over to Hyatt at a 1:1 transfer ratio, meaning for every point you transfer, you'll get one in return.

With these tips in mind, you'll be racking up the points for one of the new properties before you can say "room service."