Predictions for Hyatt Devaluations

[@fredsax7793]

I like how you demonstrate going through the world of hyatt website while doing your presentation. I find myself learning new ways to navigate the travel websites by watching you. I am rewinding often and thinking: "How did she do that? Let me check that again."

[@sarthakmajithia991]

Great episode!

[@DCGEMINI202]

Hyatt really needs to up that award cert from a cat 4 to at least a cat 5. Hyatt houses and regency’s don’t really entice me.

[@crecasens]

They sure do that stop at a number four is kind of pathetic. Particularly when Hilton has no limit and Marriott has a certificate that is equal to 85,000 points which would get you a night and some pretty decent spots

[@mostlyfreetravel]

Destin is so expensive! I stayed at the new Fairfield Inn on Pensacola Beach last winter for $111 & free breakfast for all. It was so nice for a FF Inn. Nicer than the Hyatt Place on Panama City Beach & not as crowded as Destin. 20 min from PNS airport.

[@beachbumsailordude]

Love this video Julia. I would be interested in your thoughts on which All-Inclusive properties Hyatt would devalue properties. I've been accumulating points for a long time to go to one. Thanks.

[@dianajankovic6830]

Category 7, please! But, really, any devaluations no matter the category! And, very interested in Int’l locations!

[@TravelHacktivist]

I learned my lesson last year, so every Hyatt stay for this year was booked in December 2024. And I'm already planning to use my new Cat 1-4 cert. the second it drops into my account.

[@makeyourlifeeasier5794]

If Hyatt points devalue, does that mean you also get a slight lowering valuation of ( transfer partners) Bilt & Chase points? Thoughts?

[@smaranh]

how does one get suite upgrade certificate?

[@sarthakmajithia991]

By milestone rewards. If i recall correctly you get it at 40-50-60 nights completed

[@makeyourlifeeasier5794]

Let's get Hyatt to make a New Year's resolution to not make any more devaluations for our hard-earned points ...but I suspect we would have to get the CEO very "not sober."