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The World of Hyatt program is my favorite hotel loyalty program for good reason. Thanks to its static award chart, Hyatt often charges far fewer points for a free night than its competitors — including when booking the best rooms at top-tier properties — in addition to the stellar benefits for elites. I frequently use my Hyatt Suite Upgrade Awards to confirm spacious rooms for my family when traveling domestically and abroad in advance.
Although its footprint isn't as big as other hotel programs, Hyatt has gone “all in” on luxury properties. As a result, World of Hyatt members have access to dozens of aspirational points bookings available throughout the world.
If you have a large Hyatt point balance (or some Ultimate Rewards points stashed away), you might peruse the Hyatt website to find some aspirational redemptions. We've compiled a list of some of our absolute favorites. And if you have a growing family like mine, suites are a great way to ensure everyone has room to spread out during a trip with young children.
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An Award for Everyone
The notion of what constitutes an “aspirational hotel booking” is different for everyone. Some people want an island destination with an endless supply of refreshing cocktails. Others want to imitate royalty in a ginormous suite overlooking snow-covered mountains. Still others think of multi-room residences where they can invite all their friends.
Regardless of your preferences, Hyatt's unique portfolio of properties has something for everyone. In this post, we'll be focused specifically on amazing suites that anyone can book with Hyatt points. That means no elite status or “social engineering” is required. All you need is a free World of Hyatt account and some points to spend.
Related: How To Book Hyatt Suite Upgrades With Points Online
Need to boost your World of Hyatt points balance plus get Hyatt elite status? Consider getting The World of Hyatt Credit Card:
- Earn up to 60,000 Bonus Points. Earn 30,000 Bonus Points after you spend $3,000 on purchases in your first 3 months from account opening. Plus, up to 30,000 More Bonus Points by earning 2 Bonus Points total per $1 spent in the first 6 months from account opening on purchases that normally earn 1 Bonus Point, on up to $15,000 spent.
- Enjoy complimentary World of Hyatt Discoverist status for as long as your account is open.
- Get 1 free night each year after your Cardmember anniversary at any Category 1-4 Hyatt hotel or resort
- Receive 5 tier qualifying night credits towards status after account opening, and each year after that for as long as your account is open
- Earn an extra free night at any Category 1-4 Hyatt hotel if you spend $15,000 in a calendar year
- Earn 2 qualifying night credits towards tier status every time you spend $5,000 on your card
- Earn up to 9 points total for Hyatt stays - 4 Bonus Points per $1 spent on qualified purchases at Hyatt hotels & up to 5 Base Points per $1 from Hyatt as a World of Hyatt member
- Earn 2 Bonus Points per $1 spent at restaurants, on airline tickets purchased directly from the airlines, on local transit and commuting and on fitness club and gym memberships
- Member FDIC
- Rates & Fees
- Up to 9X points total per $1 spent at Hyatt - 4X points per $1 when you use your card at Hyatt hotels & 5X points per $1 you can earn as a World of Hyatt member
- 2X points per $1 spent at restaurants, on airlines tickets purchased directly from the airlines, on local transit and commuting and on fitness club and gym memberships
- 1X point per $1 everywhere else
Huge Hyatt Suites Bookable With Points
We haven't set a minimum square footage requirement by which to judge a room. Instead, I've narrowed the list to what I consider the most interesting options, alternating between U.S. and international destinations. This is admittedly subjective, but since I'm basing this post on my own aspirational searches, I get to make the rules!
Note that the price (in points) per night listed is the standard rate, per Hyatt's award chart. Hyatt uses a peak and off-peak pricing model to set its award rates. So a suite could cost more or fewer points, depending on the dates of your stay.
Hyatt Regency Orlando
Orlando is a popular destination for many families. The Hyatt Regency Orlando is primarily a convention hotel, but is situated very close to Universal Studios (and its new Epic Universe park) and a short drive to Walt Disney World. The property also features a resort-style pool complex, so it's a great fit for leisure stays as well.
Related: Traveling to Universal Epic Universe? Here Are the Best Hotels Nearby Bookable With Points
- Location: Orlando, Florida, U.S.A.
- Room type: Presidential Suite
- Points price (per night): 24,000 (off-peak) to 36,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: Live large in 1,357–2,068 square feet, with a king bed, one or two bedrooms, and bi-level options. This suite includes a workstation, master suite, and dining and living room.
- Cool points: Extremely high cent-per-point value, great location for park hopping
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: No
- Hotel website and full tour of the property
If you're looking for some space, the Presidential Suite offers a ton of square footage. Cash rates can go as high as $10,000 per night, making 30,000 points an incredible value.
Hyatt Regency Kuantan Resort
Located right on the South China Sea, the Hyatt Regency Kuantan Resort is an absolute steal. Base-level rooms here cost only 5,000 points per night, and the standard suite, the Regency Suite King, costs 8,000 points a night. Travelers with top-tier Hyatt Globalist status can use their Suite Upgrade Awards for this room type. But even if you're not a top-tier member, it's bookable on points. I love that the room includes breakfast and club access, which is quite a deal.
- Location: Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia
- Room type: Regency Suite
- Points price (per night): 6,500 (off-peak) to 9,500 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: Enjoy the extra space in this elegant 91-square-meter suite, with one king bedroom, living and dining space, as well as a private balcony. This standard suite comes with a complimentary buffet breakfast served daily at Kampung restaurant from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Canapés and cocktails are served daily at the Club lounge from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
- Cool points: Includes breakfast and happy hour
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: Yes
- Hotel website
Park Hyatt New York
The Park Hyatt New York is a Category 8 property, making this a pricey redemption. But, with room rates soaring over $1,400 points night, that still makes for a reasonable points value. The ability to use points for a massive room right next to Central Park makes this a fun option in the city.
- Location: New York City, New York
- Room type: 1 Bedroom City View Suite
- Points price (per night): 70,000 (off-peak) to 90,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: This 1,000-square-foot corner suite offers striking views, a living area, natural stone flooring, nd luxurious amenities.
- Cool points: Massive space for Manhattan
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: No
- Hotel website
Andaz Costa Rica Papagayo
The Andaz Costa Rica is one of my favorite stays ever with World of Hyatt (I just wish it was still a Category 4!). The property has become very popular in recent years, so award availability can be tough to find in peak season. This is one property that was a part of the major Hyatt devaluation in 2025, and is now a Category 8 property.
This suite is fantastic for its views of the bay, made better by large patio doors that swing open to let nature into the suite. Just note that the local monkeys can be a bit meddlesome, so don't leave windows open unattended!
- Location: Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica
- Room type: Andaz Bay View Suite
- Points price (per night): 70,000 (off-peak) to 90,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: Soak in jaw-dropping panoramic views of Culebra Bay from this spacious corner suite with one king bed, a balcony, separate sitting and work areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
- Cool points: Stunning ocean views
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: No
- Hotel website
Alila Napa Valley
The Alila Napa has been on my list for quite some time, but at 40,000 points a night for standard room nights, it will have to be a special occasion! The hotel's suites are pretty expensive and have amazing views of the main draw in Napa: the vineyards.
- Location: Napa, California, USA
- Room type: Vineyard View Suite
- Points price (per night): 70,000 (off-peak) to 90,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: Our most expansive suites offer both vineyard and mountain views from the private balcony with fire pit, a full separate living room, and ultimately, the sense of luxury that space provides. From the king bedroom to the rainfall shower and deep soaking tub in the spa-inspired marble bathroom, everything in this suite is designed to help you make the most of your Napa experience. 1464-1494 square feet.
- Cool points: Fire pit on balcony overlooking vineyards
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: No.
- Hotel website
Make sure to arrange a tour of the next-door Beringer Vineyards.
Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows
Scottsdale has become a very popular destination in recent years, especially for wellness retreats. The Andaz Scottsdale is a favorite of ours — we're local, and a staycation usually happens once a year. Don't miss breakfast at Weft + Warp!
The Sonoran Wellness Suite is pretty amazing since you have a private workout room with high-tech gym gadgetry.
- Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
- Room type: Sonoran Wellness Suite
- Points price (per night): 42,000 (off-peak) to 58,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: Whether you are looking for a relaxing getaway or want to keep with your wellness routine, this suite provides the perfect healthy retreat within the serenity of the Sonoran Desert- complete with a king bedroom, queen-size sleeper sofa, and two full bathrooms as well as a Tonal smart-gym system with personalized coaching and digital weights. Enjoy access to two complimentary cruiser bikes and the Spa pool, along with a healthy minibar and private terraces for recovery time in your suite.
- Cool points: Private gym!
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: No.
- Hotel website
Multi-Bedroom Suites
Not everyone travels alone or as a couple. If you're looking for a room with extra beds and more privacy, a multi-bedroom suite might be the solution.
With any hotel program, these suites are a bit trickier to lock down with points. Not only are these rooms rarer in general, but they can be incredibly expensive. Thus, it's typically less expensive to book multiple standard rooms than it is to book one multi-room suite.
However, exceptions do exist! And since I recognize that many folks look for places they can take the whole family, I've scouted around for some unique options.
Hyatt Regency Phuket Resort
This first suite is a fantastic beach getaway option for a family or group of friends. Situated along the “Millionaire's Mile” of Kamala Beach, the Hyatt Regency Phuket delivers incredible water activities and glorious views over the Andaman Sea.
The Two-Bedroom Regency Suite provides plenty of space and two separate bedrooms to give larger parties their privacy. It also provides an awesome balcony perfect for a sunset cocktail gathering. All this for as few as 21,000 points per night for off-peak dates. Even better, this is technically a standard suite, so Globalists and those with Suite Night Awards could possibly score this suite for less. If you're looking for a premium suite with an ocean view, that's available for as few as 24,000 points per night.
- Location: Phuket, Thailand
- Room type: 2 Bedroom Regency Suite
- Points price (per night): 21,000 (off-peak) to 27,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: Revel in the Andaman Sea views from this spacious 97-square-meter suite, with one king and one twin bedroom, a separate living area, a large balcony featuring a daybed and dining table, and Regency Club lounge and infinity pool access.
- Cool points: Two bedrooms, private balcony
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: Yes
- Hotel website
The Lodge at Spruce Peak
The Lodge at Spruce Creek is part of Hyatt's “Destination Hotels” brand. Like a Hyatt Vacation Club, rooms typically include a kitchen and more home-like furnishings. Situated in the village of Stowe, Vermont, it's the only ski-in/ski-out property in town, so the extra space is needed with all the gear. Fans of warm mountain lodge decor with stunning mountain vistas and raging fireplaces will feel right at home.
There are three room types here offering two bedrooms, all of which are priced at the “Premium Suite” level of 70,000 to 90,000 points per night. The best of the three is the Alpine Two Bedroom Suite. All suites are on the top floor with private balconies and gorgeous views of the mountain slopes. And while some may balk at the 70K price tag, it actually offers stellar value in peak season when cash rates run as high as $1,700 per night!
- Location: Stowe, Vermont, U.S.A.
- Room type: Alpine Two Bedroom Suite
- Points price (per night): 70,000 (off-peak) to 90,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: This 1,200-square-foot suite comes with two private bedrooms, with either a king bed or double beds, as well as a sofa bed in the living area. This suite also features mountain views from the top floor, a private balcony, a full kitchen, and a gas fireplace.
- Cool points: Full kitchen, fireplace
- Bookable with Suite Night Awards: No
- Hotel website
Park Hyatt Mendoza
If you're a wine connoisseur, you've probably heard of this beautiful region of Argentina. Bordering the Andes Mountains, it's home to dozens of high-altitude vineyards famed for crafting Malbecs and other red wines.
The Park Hyatt's facade is that of a twentieth-century neo-classical French Academy. It's located in the city center, just across the street from Plaza Independencia. Naturally, all the rooms here offer a luxurious setting with class, our minimalist decor. As a Category 4 property, Premium Suites cost as few as 24,000 points per night for off-peak dates. For that price, the Governors Suite offers almost 1,400 square feet and three beds.
- Location: Mendoza, Argentina
- Room type: Governors Suite
- Points price (per night): 24,000 (off-peak) to 36,000 (peak)
- Description from hotel website: Enjoy an exclusive 130-square-meter suite, furnished with sleek minimalist decor, local artworks, plus one king bed and a bedroom featuring two twin beds. Fantastic views of the city welcome you to an elegant retreat offering every amenity, including kitchenette, marble bath with separate shower, generous work desk, and free Wi-Fi internet access.
- Cool points: Incredible views of the vineyard landscapes at the foot of the Andes Mountains
- Bookable with Suite Upgrade Awards: No
- Hotel website
It's been a few years since I've visited the property, but if you're visiting Mendoza, the hotel is located in the perfect part of the region, making winery access easy.
Bottom Line
Hyatt's fantastic award chart is unique among hotel loyalty programs. There's no need to pay absurd award rates (like Hilton Honors) or pray for complimentary upgrades that are no longer a benefit (like Marriott Bonvoy) to secure a premium suite. No, Hyatt allows even non-elite members to snag incredible rooms for a reasonable number of points.
Whether you're looking to book a two-bedroom suite or simply on a mission to house the whole family, be sure to click those “Standard Suite” or “Premium Suite” tabs in your search. You never know what you may find.
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