Buy World of Hyatt points
Hyatt normally sells points at 2.6¢ each. Its current sale is 20% off when you buy at least 3,000 points at once, which works out at about 2.08¢ a point.
| Standard price | 2.6¢ a point |
|---|---|
| Sale price | about 2.08¢ a point |
| Sale ends | December 21, 2026, 11:59 pm US Eastern |
| Smallest purchase | 3,000 points |
| Yearly limit during the sale | 110,000 points, before bonus points |
You must have been a member for at least 60 days. The yearly limit doubles from 55,000 to 110,000 during the sale. Sales are often targeted: sign in to Hyatt’s buy-points page to see the offer on your account.
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Does buying beat paying cash for your stay?
Enter the points price and the cash price for the same nights.
What a night costs in bought points
If the same night costs more than this in cash, tax included, buying the points is cheaper.
| A night at | At the sale price | At the standard price |
|---|---|---|
| Category 1, standard (6,000 points) | $125 | $156 |
| Category 2, standard (10,000 points) | $208 | $260 |
| Category 3, standard (15,000 points) | $312 | $390 |
| Category 4, standard (20,000 points) | $416 | $520 |
| Category 5, standard (25,000 points) | $520 | $650 |
| Category 6, standard (30,000 points) | $624 | $780 |
| Category 7, standard (35,000 points) | $728 | $910 |
| Category 8, standard (55,000 points) | $1,144 | $1,430 |
Hyatt prices standard rooms by category and how busy the night is; the middle of its five levels is shown. The full chart.
Before you buy
- Find the award night first and check it is available for your dates; bought points cannot be refunded.
- Award nights usually skip room tax, so compare with the cash price including tax. Resort fees can still apply.
- Points bought to hold lose value whenever the program raises its award prices.