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Old Sep 3, 2013, 8:25 am
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This version of the Hyatt card (with its 2 free nights offer) has been discontinued as of June 29, 2017.

There is a new version.

See this thread
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https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/hyat...ed-2018-a.html

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What are the benefits of the card?
  • 3 points/dollar spent at Hyatt
  • 2 points per dollar spent at restaurants, airfare, car rental
  • 1 point for all other charges
  • No foreign exchange fee
  • Annually, on renewal, one free night at up to a category 4 hotel and is valid for 12 months
When will I receive the sign up bonus?
Typically a day or two after the close of the billing cycle in which you reach spend threshold.
When do the signup points from this card offer expire?
If you have no activity on your Hyatt account for 24 months your points will expire.
Can I apply for this card and earn the bonus after doing so previously?
See the wiki and related discussion in Applying for Chase Credit Cards, 2017 onward.
It's a Chase Card. Does that mean that if I have more than 5 new open lines of credit in 24 months, I will be automatically denied?
This card is not currently under the 5 cards in 24 months Chase application restriction.
It looks like the Hyatt website will let me use my anniversary category 1-4 cert for any property, including those above category 4. Is this for real?
No. Even if the system accepts your attempted reservation, the property will not honor the cert at check-in. Accept the fact that your cat 4 cert is just that.
Can I use my anniversary category 1-4 cert at a higher-category property with a cash co-pay? By paying the difference in points? By asking nicely?
No. No. No.
Can I use my annual free night cert for a suite or Club-level room, possibly with a cash or point copay?
Officially, no. But there's no harm in contacting an individual property directly to see what they're willing to do.
If I close my card account, do I lose any unused points or annual free-night certificate?
No. Unused points already in your Hyatt account as well as the annual free-night award remain available in your Hyatt account regardless of the status of your Chase card.


Questions related to the (now expired) 2 Free Night card offer:

When do the signup bonus free-night awards for this card expire?
The awards expire one year from the date of deposit (typically the date on which the required spend is met, which may fall in the middle of a billing cycle). All stays must be completed by the expiration date.
When I view my free-night awards, why is the button to start the redemption/booking process missing?
You no longer need to go through the My Awards page to book a free-night cert. Simply start the booking process as if requesting an award stay using points.
When I try to book a multiple-night award stay, why does the Hyatt website show availability for points redemptions but not for Free Night Awards?
You will need to redeem the free-night certs one at a time in separate single-night reservations if you want to do it online. For example, if you want to book the Park Hyatt Sydney for December 14-16, you will book the night of the 14th to 15th as one stay, and then repeat the process for the night of the 15th to 16th. Otherwise, call Hyatt to make the booking.
If I can't use my free-night award by the expiration date, can I exchange it for points or get the expiration extended?
According to the FT Hyatt GP Concierge, as of January 22, 2016, there are 2 options for compensation for the initial (all-category) Free Night Awards:
  • Platinum guests: Hyatt offers 10,000 points per Award if the Member has had 5 eligible stays or 15 eligible nights in the previous 12 months. The 10,000 points per award exchange can only be done after the award night has expired. (This is the opposite of the old rule, which required the award to be unexpired.) Members have up to 90 days beyond the expiration of the unused award night to exchange for points.
  • Diamond guests: Hyatt offers 20,000 points per Award if the Member has achieved Diamond status by achieving 25 stays or 50 nights or completing a trial tier offer within the last 12 months. The 20,000 points per award exchange can only be done after the award night has expired. (This is the opposite of the old rule, which required the award to be unexpired.) Members have up to 90 days beyond the expiration of the unused award night to exchange for points.
These policies will reportedly remain in effect after the March 1, 2017 transition from Hyatt Gold Passport to the new World of Hyatt program.

Anniversary Awards valid in Category 1-4 hotels are not eligible for extension. (This is the opposite of the old rule, which allowed a one-time 30-day extension.)
Can I use the sign-up free night cert for a suite or Club-level room, possibly with a cash or point copay?
Officially, no. But there's no harm in contacting an individual property directly to see what they're willing to do.
If I close my card account, do I lose any unused free-night certificates?
No. Unused free-night awards remain available in your Hyatt account regardless of the status of your Chase card.
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Old Nov 2, 2015 | 6:39 pm
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I just generated the $50 statement offer using Chrome Incognito mode. However, I didn't see anything about the extra 5k points for adding an authorized user. Is that offer gone? I added my wife anyways just in case.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 1:14 am
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Originally Posted by mattp1987
I just generated the $50 statement offer using Chrome Incognito mode. However, I didn't see anything about the extra 5k points for adding an authorized user. Is that offer gone? I added my wife anyways just in case.
I pulled up an offer the other day with the 2 free nights, the 5k for AU, and the $50 credit.

By the way, why does anyone add a spouse to the account? Just make up a name so it doesn't affect anyone's ability to apply for Chase cards in the future.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 7:31 am
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Originally Posted by TMM1982
I pulled up an offer the other day with the 2 free nights, the 5k for AU, and the $50 credit.

By the way, why does anyone add a spouse to the account? Just make up a name so it doesn't affect anyone's ability to apply for Chase cards in the future.
Does being an AU affect a person's ability to become a primary on their own account? I've never seen that.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 9:31 am
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Does being an AU affect a person's ability to become a primary on their own account? I've never seen that.
No, it will not.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 10:05 am
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Originally Posted by josephstern
Does being an AU affect a person's ability to become a primary on their own account? I've never seen that.
Originally Posted by Superorb
No, it will not.
With the new 5/24 rule, Chase has reportedly begun counting even AU cards. Are we certain that Chase-issued AU cards are excluded from this inane rule?
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 10:32 am
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I just applied for an AU for my mom. The form I filed out said that though I was responsible for the charges, my mom's credit history would show that she is an AU on an account, which apparently shows up in a different area of the credit report.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 10:43 am
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Originally Posted by Mary2e
I just applied for an AU for my mom. The form I filed out said that though I was responsible for the charges, my mom's credit history would show that she is an AU on an account, which apparently shows up in a different area of the credit report.
Yes it certainly does

Originally Posted by beltway
With the new 5/24 rule, Chase has reportedly begun counting even AU cards. Are we certain that Chase-issued AU cards are excluded from this inane rule?
Almost definitely counts. Although I've also read prospective card holders can call Chase and persuade recon not to count AU cards.

Originally Posted by Superorb
No, it will not.
For Chase it does

Originally Posted by josephstern
Does being an AU affect a person's ability to become a primary on their own account? I've never seen that.
For Chase it does thanks to the new 5/24 rule.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 10:57 am
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Originally Posted by TMM1982
For Chase it does thanks to the new 5/24 rule.
Thanks for the correction, though this does suck.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 11:00 am
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Originally Posted by TMM1982
I've also read prospective card holders can call Chase and persuade recon not to count AU cards.
Yes, and there's relevant discussion in the wiki for the master Chase apps thread.
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Old Nov 3, 2015 | 11:00 am
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Thanks for the correction, though this does suck.
Yup, hence why I always just put down "Mary Jane Jenkins" as my AU, though admittedly, I've never met a Mary Jane Jenkins.
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Old Nov 4, 2015 | 9:45 am
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Applied for offer, Approved 5K limit, 5k reward for AU and $50 statement credit
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Old Nov 4, 2015 | 3:29 pm
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I've asked this before, but is anyone getting/seeing bonus offers of miles points instead of nights?

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Old Nov 4, 2015 | 3:57 pm
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Originally Posted by RNE
I've asked this before, but is anyone getting/seeing bonus offers of miles instead of nights?
Why would a hotel credit card offer miles?
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Old Nov 4, 2015 | 4:06 pm
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Originally Posted by hailstorm
Why would a hotel credit card offer miles?
You're too clever by half. I fixed it.
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Old Nov 5, 2015 | 10:32 am
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Do all current offers have the 5,000 point bonus for added an AU?

I signed up through the checkout page and got the 2 free nights + $50 statement credit and dont remember seeing anything about the AU bonus. If I add an AU at a later time can I still get the points?
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