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I’ll guide you through how these cards help you earn points for free Hyatt stays, how to combine your points, and how to transfer them to Hyatt for booking—with tips tailored for families on a budget.
Hyatt is an excellent choice for families looking for comfort and value when booking stays with points. Key benefits include:
Using Chase Ultimate Rewards points, you can book Hyatt stays at a fraction of the cost—saving your family money while enjoying the comfort and amenities Hyatt provides.
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This card is excellent for earning points transferable to Hyatt. Hyatt is one of My Favorite Bank’s transfer partners, allowing you to transfer points directly into your World of Hyatt account.
This card is tailored for Hyatt enthusiasts, offering:
This premium travel card earns My Favorite Points, which can be transferred to Hyatt at a 1:1 ratio. It also offers perks like travel protections, airport lounge access, and higher earning rates on travel purchases.
This card earns My Favorite Points on rotating 5% bonus categories and 3% on dining and drugstores. When paired with a Sapphire or Ink Preferred card, points can be transferred to Hyatt.
Earns at least 1.5% back on all purchases in My Favorite Points, which can be transferred to Hyatt when paired with a Sapphire or Ink Preferred card.
A great choice for business owners, offering 3x points on travel and business categories, with points transferable to Hyatt.
Earns My Favorite Points on business purchases. When paired with an Ink Business Preferred or Sapphire card, points can be transferred to Hyatt.
Earns unlimited 1.5% back in My Favorite Points on all purchases, which can be transferred to Hyatt when combined with an Ink Business Preferred or Sapphire card.
This card is ideal for business owners who frequently stay at Hyatt properties. Benefits include:
Earning Hyatt points directly on purchases.
5 Elite Qualifying Nights for every $10,000 spent in a calendar year.
Automatic Discoverist status.
With Chase Ultimate Rewards cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, Sapphire Reserve®, or Freedom Flex™, you can earn points by:
If you hold multiple Ultimate Rewards cards, you can pool points into one account for easier transfer to Hyatt:
When you combine your points, you want to click on a card other than your Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Sapphire Reserve, or Ink Business Preferred. You’ll choose a card that earns Ultimate Rewards and send them to any of the three cards above. This will allow you to utilize transfer partners.
Transferring points from Chase to Hyatt is simple and typically instant:
After selecting Hyatt, you will follow the next three steps that are pop up boxes.
To book a free stay:
Hyatt uses a fixed award chart with properties categorized from 1 (cheapest) to 8 (most expensive). Points required vary based on category, dates, and room type.
Select your hotel, room type, and complete the booking like you do with all hotel booking sites. The best part of booking a stary with Hyatt on points is the taxes and fees are waived.
Hyatt free night certificates are a fantastic way to save on stays. Earn them through:
Using Chase Ultimate Rewards and Hyatt together is one of the most rewarding strategies for family travel on a budget. Whether you’re a busy parent looking to maximize every dollar or planning your next getaway, these tips make traveling more affordable and accessible.
For more details on Hyatt’s benefits, visit the World of Hyatt Benefits Page.
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I found out about points and miles accidentally.
I was researching index funds and happened upon the points and miles community through creators who also post about budgets, financial independence, and investing.
Points and miles allowed those people to travel and work toward financial independence simultaneously.
Thank goodness I got started when I did. The past almost two years of travel have been something we will never forget.
Earning points and miles through credit cards is only a good choice if you have the financial discipline to use them, like cash/debit cards.
Since we started traveling with points and miles, we have had more money going into our investment and savings accounts than ever.
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