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Ultimate Guide to Hyatt Privé and the 24 Best Hyatt Privé Properties
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Key Takeaways
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is a flagship property just steps from Place Vendôme and a short walk from the Palais Garnier. It’s also home to a 1-Michelin-star restaurant.
Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour is a high-end Caribbean resort overlooking Banana Bay, with sleek rooms and stylish amenities.
Alila Jabal Akhdar sits over 6,500 feet high in Oman’s Al Hajar Mountains, offering a secluded mountain escape with breathtaking views.
Hyatt Privé is an exclusive program that was launched in 2018, allowing exclusive travel agencies to offer special perks to those who book through them.
It’s very similar to Rosewood Elite Partner, Hilton for Luxury, and Four Seasons Preferred Partner — all are invitation-only programs in which member travel agencies have the ability to offer elite-like perks and amenities to their clients.
In this guide, we’ll show you everything you need to know about the exclusive Hyatt Privé program. We’ll show you all the properties that are part of Hyatt Privé, and we’ll also walk you through some of our favorite picks!
Which Hotels Are Part of Hyatt Privé? [300+ Properties]
There are currently over 300 properties globally that are part of Hyatt Privé. This includes all Park Hyatt, Andaz, and Miraval properties, as well as select Alila, Grand Hyatt, Hyatt Centric, Hyatt Regency, JdV by Hyatt, Thompson, and The Unbound Collection properties.
What Benefits Do I Get When Booking Through Hyatt Privé?
Here are the benefits that you’ll enjoy when booking a Hyatt Privé rate:
Daily breakfast for 2 in the hotel’s restaurant (not the club lounge)
A 1-category upgrade (room-to-room or suite-to-suite) confirmed within 24 hours of booking, based on availability at the time of booking
A $50 to $100 property credit per room per stay (hotel dependent)
Early check-in (as early as 9 a.m.), subject to availability
A welcome gift and letter
At Park Hyatt properties, you’ll also receive late check-out (as late as 4 p.m.), subject to availability. Lastly, at Park Hyatt properties, your property credit is guaranteed to be $100 per room per stay.
You can even apply suite upgrades or club upgrades to a Hyatt Privé reservation, but you won’t be able to use points to upgrade your Hyatt Privé room.
Hot Tip:
Reach out to Leigh Rowan on our team at leighrowan@upgradedpoints.com who as a top-tier Hyatt Prive agent can book your upcoming luxury stay with the best perks (complimentary daily breakfast, room upgrades etc).
Globalist vs. Hyatt Privé Benefits
World of Hyatt Globalist members also enjoy fantastic perks, so what’s the difference?
First of all, the breakfast benefit is different with Hyatt Privé rates — Hyatt Privé rates include a full complimentary breakfast experience in the hotel’s full-service restaurant. If you’re a Globalist member staying in a hotel that has a club lounge, your breakfast is usually in the lounge only and not in the hotel restaurant.
Hyatt Privé rates also include a confirmed upgrade within 24 hours of booking, while Globalist upgrades are done at the time of check-in.
You’ll also get a $50 to $100 credit per stay that Globalist members don’t get.
Lastly, those booking Hyatt Privé rates will also receive a welcome gift that can include bottles of Champagne, fruit baskets, chocolates, and more.
How to Book a Hyatt Privé Rate
You cannot book a Hyatt Privé rate on your own, so your best bet is to contact your travel advisor or agent.
Now that you know which properties you can book Hyatt Privé rates at, let’s talk about how you can do exactly that!
Is There a Minimum Stay Requirement?
One of the biggest questions is how long the minimum stay must be to qualify for a Hyatt Privé rate.
For Park Hyatt, Andaz properties, and Miraval properties, there is no minimum stay requirement to book a Hyatt Privé rate. Even stays as short as 1 night can qualify!
For other properties, you must book a minimum stay of at least 2 nights to qualify for a Hyatt Privé rate.
What Rates Qualify for Hyatt Privé?
The Hyatt Privé rate you will pay is equal to the flexible/standard rate. Note that this isn’t the cheapest rate you’ll see when searching because you’ll usually see a member discount rate or a prepaid rate as the cheapest option.
Unfortunately, other rates like points bookings, free night certificates, corporate rates, and AAA rates would also not qualify for Hyatt Privé benefits.
Can Existing Reservations Get Hyatt Privé Benefits?
If you’ve already made a reservation and you paid using an eligible flexible/standard rate, you should be able to get the benefits conferred to this rate. Just contact your Hyatt Privé travel advisor and see what your options are.
Worst case scenario is you just cancel your flexible reservation and rebook with your Hyatt Privé travel advisor!
What Credit Card Should I Use?
There isn’t a specific credit card that you have to use to book Hyatt Privé rates, unlike Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts.
However, if you want to maximize the return on your spending, one of the best cards to use is The World of Hyatt Credit Card which earns up to 9 points total for Hyatt stays: 4 Bonus Points per $1 spent on qualified purchases at Hyatt hotels and up to 5 Base Points per $1 from Hyatt as a World of Hyatt member.
Generally speaking, you’d want to avoid using Hyatt Privé rates if the prepaid rate is significantly cheaper than the flexible/standard rate.
Also, you’ll want to note that Hyatt Privé benefits are not eligible for award stays, so this would only work for paid stays.
In the rest of this guide, we’ll walk you through some of the best Hyatt Privé properties in the world, especially considering the benefits you’d be enjoying at each property, such as the quality of the restaurant, the value of the benefits at the property, and more.
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is one of the flagship Park Hyatt properties in the world. Just a 2-minute walk from Place Vendôme square and a 7-minute walk from Palais Garnier opera house, this swanky hotel is one of the best in the business.
If you have the pleasure of staying here, you could enjoy a fantastic upgrade to a large Deluxe room if upgrading from a standard room or to a Deluxe suite if upgrading from a standard suite.
This hotel is home to some of the most impeccable dining experiences, including the 1-Michelin-star restaurant Pur ’ – Jean-François Rouquette.
In addition to being one of the most famous properties in Paris, the service is known to be second to none here. Room rates are pricey — expect to pay around $1,000 per night for a standard rate here!
Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa is one of the most aspirational paradises in the world. Boasting a serene location on its own private island, accessible only by a seaplane ride, this property is one of the fan favorites when it comes to luxury stays.
This property boasts 3 restaurants, 2 bars, private white sand beaches, 2 outdoor pools, a gym, a full spa, a water sports center, and even cooking classes!
In a destination where food is notoriously expensive, having free breakfast via the Hyatt Privé rate is an incredible way to save hundreds of dollars per day!
Sadly, you can’t redeem Hyatt points and enjoy Hyatt Privé benefits, so only paid rates will qualify. Still, this is a packed value proposition to bear! Paid room rates usually hover around $600 to $1,000 per night.
Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour. Image Credit: Hyatt
Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour, also known as Park Hyatt St. Kitts, is one of the newest Park Hyatt resorts in the portfolio. This Caribbean haute luxury resort overlooks Banana Bay and has chic rooms and facilities.
The property has 3 restaurants that fit any occasion, whether it’s casual beachfront eats or fine dining service. In addition, you’ll find 2 outdoor pools, a fitness center, meeting and event space, and a full-service spa.
The beautiful property takes pride in its service, whether it’s through the complimentary sunscreen or cooling gel offered to guests or its complimentary nonmotorized sports like snorkeling and kayaking.
There’s also a huge kids’ club with a jungle gym and an indoor play area! Room rates can vary wildly but expect to pay anywhere from $300 to $700 per night on standard stays.
Park Hyatt Tokyo is one of the most elegant old-school luxury hotels in all of Tokyo. Although the property sometimes gets dinged for appearing dated, it’s still an iconic property for those who are used to the minimalist Park Hyatt vibe.
The rooms are generously appointed, and you’ll find pretty much everything you need, including a Nespresso machine, marble bathroom, luxury bath amenities, and ridiculously comfortable beds.
However, the property also offers 3 full-service restaurants, an outdoor garden lounge, 2 bars, a patisserie, and a confectionary/delicatessen. The all-day restaurant, Girandole, is satisfyingly authentic for breakfast, as well.
The hotel also houses a 24/7 gym, an indoor pool, a spa with saunas and hot tubs, and of course, that quintessential “Lost in Translation” vibe.
Alila Jabal Akhdar is one of the most anticipated new Alila hotels in the world. This expansive property is nestled deep in Al Hajar Mountains over 6,500 feet above sea level, so you’re literally going to be in an isolated oasis here.
The stone design themes are reflective of the heritage here, and these luxe rooms all have terraces with sweeping views of the mountains.
The hotel has 1 full-service restaurant, a Spa Alila, meeting and event space, stunning ancient fort-inspired architecture, and some of the clearest nighttime views of the skies and stars. Don’t forget to get some sun at any of the pools!
Paid rates usually hover around $300 to $600 per night, though it’ll depend on the season you’re staying in.
Ubud, the Balinese city made famous in “Eat, Pray, Love,” is one of the most popular cities to visit in Indonesia, and it’s easy to see why.
Ubud is a tropical jungle where you can immerse yourself in Hindu culture and check out monkey forests at the same time! But you’ll definitely want to stay in a 5-star hotel here, and Alila Ubud is a top choice.
Rooms in this property are incredibly appointed, including splendid views, comfortable beds, and lots of space. The property also has a picturesque infinity pool, an open-air restaurant, a lavish bar/lounge, a spa, an art gallery, and even a library TV lounge!
If you’re impressed, you can pay as little as $100 per night for a standard rate and enjoy those valuable Hyatt Privé benefits.
Alila Villas Uluwatu is another world-famous Alila resort in Bali. However, it’s in a completely different location from the rest of the resorts on the island. In fact, Uluwatu is one of the most secluded locations in all of Bali, and you will enjoy some of the most incredible privacy and service of your life at this hotel.
The property is set on limestone cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean, which should give you some indication as to how incredible this resort is. Each of the villas has ocean views, private pools, open-air dining areas, butler service, and much more.
You’ll enjoy free yoga classes here, plus a fine-dining restaurant and 2 open-air eateries. There’s also an awe-inspiring cliffside terrace, a cabana cafe, a library, a gym, a spa, and a beautiful infinity pool.
This hotel is usually around $500 to $800 per night, though the average is around $600 per night for a standard rate.
Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills is the other mainstay favorite for luxury World of Hyatt fans in Tokyo. The hotel is just a short 5-minute walk from Toranomon Station, half a mile from Tokyo Tower, and less than 2 miles from Tokyo Imperial Palace.
This high-rise property is located in the wealthy Minato district, and each contemporary room has floor-to-ceiling windows, a flat-screen TV, a minibar, a posh marble bathroom with a soaking tub, and free Wi-Fi.
This hotel houses an all-day restaurant, a ground-floor cafe, a rooftop bar with innovative cocktails, and an 8-seat fine-dining omakase Edo-mae sushi bar with the finest seasonal ingredients. There’s also a pastry shop, a chic spa, a gym, and an indoor pool.
You’ll pay around $400 per night for a stay here, though that amount could fluctuate all the way up to $700 per night!
The Meadown Pool at the Alila Ventana Big Sur. Image Credit: Stephen Au
The Alila Ventana Big Sur is one of the most unique (and expensive) Hyatt Hotels. Nestled among the rugged hills of Big Sur, the hotel offers unparalleled views of the coast and the surrounding forest. The best part? It’s all-inclusive, so everything from room service to dinner at the on-site restaurant and even excursions are included in your booking.
If you want to venture beyond the property, the hotel offers a complimentary chauffeur service to take you anywhere within a 3-mile radius.
The property also has a spa, a fitness center, two stunning pools, and Japanese baths that you have undoubtedly cropped up on your social media feeds.
Award rates at this Category 8 property start at 35,000 points per night but are hard to come by due to popular demand. Premium suites go as high as 90,000 points per night, which makes it tough to manage for multiple nights.
You can get around lack of award space by booking well in advance or booking the cash rate. Granted, it will be steep. However, if you travel during the off-season and book through Hyatt Privé, you might be able to save and get some added perks.
Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort is arguably one of the most popular Hyatt properties in the world. Why? It has an incredible location at one of the most prestigious ZIP codes in Hawaii and is known for being a phenomenal resort. This 15-acre resort offers luxury furnishings, including beautiful furnished balconies/patios (lanais).
The hotel also has 4 outdoor infinity pools, a chic spa, a gym, a farm-to-table restaurant, a beach bar, a Hawaiian cocktail lounge, a 24/7 eatery, a sumptuous Japanese restaurant by Masaharu Morimoto, a luxury luau outdoor restaurant, a kids’ activity program, and 15,000 square feet of meeting and event space!
Paid rates are incredibly pricey. Expect to pay anywhere from $500 to $1,500 per night with average standard room rates of $800 per night!
Hot Tip: Enjoy island-by-island tips on the best attractions, beaches, dining, and more in our Ultimate Travel Guide to Hawaii – Maui and Kauai and Oahu, Big Island, and Lanai.
Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel Residences Emirates Pearl. Image Credit: Hyatt
The Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hotel & Residences Emirates Pearl is one of the crown jewels of Abu Dhabi’s West Corniche district. This sprawling high-rise hotel is set on the Abu Dhabi waterfront and has elegant rooms in a bright setting.
Each of the rooms has a plush bed, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a rain shower in a luxurious bathroom. The U.A.E. is famous for having the most excessive hotel breakfasts, and this property is no exception.
The restaurants in this property routinely win dining awards, so whether you’re enjoying an Italian meal in the restaurant, a freshly mixed cocktail in the terrace bar, a casual meal in the adventurous all-day dining restaurant, or shisha in the lobby lounge, you’ll be impressed by the quality here.
The hotel also has an infinity pool, a 24/7 fitness center, meeting and event space, and more.
Usually, you’ll pay $100 to $250 per night, and the average room rate is around $160 per night.
The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is the premier luxury business hotel in Hong Kong. Just opposite the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, this posh, waterfront, skyscraper hotel is as elegant as hotels come.
This hotel has 9 restaurants and bars, a full spa, a heated outdoor pool, a gym, a jogging path, tennis courts, squash courts, a business center, and tons of meeting and event space!
You could say that this hotel is truly a sprawling compound with something for virtually everyone.
You’ll pay around $200 per night for a stay here, though this can fluctuate from $175 to $400 per night.
Grand Hyatt Singapore is located on Scotts Road near Singapore’s famous Orchard shopping district. It’s also less than 5 miles from Universal Studios Singapore and Sentosa!
This sprawling, prestigious property has 8 restaurants and bars, including a nightclub, a brunch restaurant, a contemporary all-day restaurant, a lobby lounge, an alfresco barbecue restaurant, a buzzing wine and whisky bar, a heartwarming pizza trattoria, and a martini bar.
This hotel also has a fitness center, a gym, an outdoor pool, and meeting and event spaces. It recently underwent an extensive renovation and is partially open.
You’ll pay anywhere from $200 to $400 per night for a standard stay here, but the average is around $230 per night.
The view from the top of the Hotel 50 Bowery is unbeatable! Image Credit: Hyatt
Hotel 50 Bowery is a boutique hotel that captures the history of New York City while immersing you in the energy of Chinatown.
Just a short 5-minute walk from Canal Street subway station and a mile from One World Trade Center, this hotel has hip rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and rain showers.
This JdV by Hyatt hotel has a rooftop bar, as well as an Asian restaurant/bar, a gym, an art gallery, and an outdoor terrace.
Room rates are very affordable by New York standards, costing as little as $100 per night for a standard stay!
Hyatt Paris Madeleine is a 5-star property set just a 6-minute walk from Saint-Lazare metro station and a little more than a mile from the Louvre.
The luxury hotel has airy rooms, each with a marble bathroom, minibar, comfortable bed, flat-screen TV, and free Wi-Fi.
In addition, the hotel has a refined tapas restaurant with weekly live jazz and a glass roof by Atelier Eiffel, as well as an exclusive seasonal French café by Sébastien Roux.
Other property amenities include a 24/7 gym, a business center, a steam room, a sauna, a spa, and plenty of meeting space.
Expect to pay anywhere from $300 to $500 per night for a stay here, with average room rates hovering around $400 per night.
Hyatt Centric Levent Istanbul is surrounded by attractions in the bustling Levent area. Just a short minute walk from the metro station, this property enjoys a fantastic location to explore Türkiye’s capital city.
These 5-star rooms have plenty of space, sleek furnishings, and more. In addition, the property has a chic cocktail bar and an all-day restaurant serving international favorites. There’s also an indoor pool, a 24/7 gym, and a spa.
As one of the newest Hyatt hotels in Istanbul, you should consider staying here if you want a top-notch 5-star hotel stay without crazy opulence or breaking the bank.
You’ll pay around $100 to $150 per night here, but room rates usually hover around $110 per night.
Hyatt Centric Times Square New York. Image Credit: Hyatt
If you’re visiting New York and you want a more practical stay, consider the Hyatt Centric Times Square New York. You’ll be staying at one of the hippest properties at an exceptional location.
This 4-star hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Times Square-42nd Street station, an 11-minute walk from the Museum of Modern Art, and less than a mile from the Empire State Building, not to mention being impeccably located in the center of Times Square.
This property has rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and well-appointed rooms. The amenities at this hotel are a 24/7 gym, a spa, a bistro, and a rooftop terrace bar with views of the city.
You’ll pay $275 to $400 per night for a standard stay here, with average room rates of $325 per night.
Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa. Image Credit: Hyatt
Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa is a rare spa hotel in Hyatt’s portfolio.
Located in the mountainous Hakone area near Mt. Fuji, this contemporary 5-star hotel offers hot spring amenities in a Western-leaning atmosphere.
The rooms have beautiful balconies or terraces, plus other complimentary amenities like evening cocktails, parking, and a shuttle to Odawara train station. There is a Western-style French restaurant, a sushi dinner restaurant, and a warm cocktail bar with a fireplace.
This luxury hotel usually sells for $400 per night, but room rates can vary between $300 to $600 per night.
Hana Maui infinity pool. Image Credit: Stella Shon
If you want a peaceful Maui retreat without the crowded beach resort, look no further than the Hana-Maui Resort. This Destination By Hyatt property is located on the picturesque Hana Highway, slightly off the beaten path yet close to local hotspots like Black Sand Beach, the ʻOheʻo Gulch, and the Pīpīwai Trail.
The property has spacious rooms, starting at 700 sqft and each featuring a private lanai, free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, a minifridge, a safe, tea and coffee facilities, and much more.
The hotel has a stylish restaurant, as well as a gym, spa, and outdoor pool. This is one of the few resorts you’ll find in Hana and it’s even more appealing since you can earn Hyatt points while staying here.
You’ll pay around $600 per night for a stay here, but the standard rates can be as little as $450 per night or as high as $1,000 per night.
The front desk at the Thompson Central Park New York. Image Credit: Katie Corrigan Seemann
The Thompson Central Park New York has it all: Well-appointed rooms, an exceptional location close to Central Park and the subway, and a “secret burger bar” that draws lines around the vibrant lobby.
The modern rooms have all the usual furnishings, with comfortable bedding and the crispest, whitest sheets you’ll ever come across. For a more elevated experience (literally), the hotel offers “Upper Stories.” These rooms are located on higher floors, offering views of Central Park along with an exclusive club lounge.
These rooms are so exclusive that the hotel doesn’t typically upgrade Hyatt elite members to this level. You might be offered a paid upgrade at check-in or perhaps your Hyatt Privé agent can arrange it for even less.
Room rates usually sit around $350 to $700 per night, with average standard rates being around $500 per night.
Carmel Valley Ranch is a special property belonging to The Unbound Collection, and it’s set on 500 beautiful acres in Carmel Valley.
This stunning resort has sophisticated suites and is an exclusive compound for those in Northern California.
This property has a golf course, 9 tennis courts, 2 outdoor saltwater pools, a gym, a spa, a business center, an apiary, a full-service restaurant using seasonal ingredients, an outdoor grill, a café, and an espresso bar.
You will pay anywhere from $500 to $1,200 per night for stays here, but the average is most likely to be around $700 per night.
22. Hyatt Regency Taghazout (Taghazout, Morocco)
The pool at Hyatt Regency Taghazout. Image Credit: Hyatt
The Hyatt Regency Taghazout is a 5-star resort located on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, a renowned surfer’s retreat. From here, you can explore the local historic fishing village or hike in the nearby Atlas Mountains.
This property has sleek facilities and rooms, including free Wi-Fi, a furnished balcony overlooking the ocean, contemporary décor, luxury bathroom amenities, and more.
If you stay here, you can enjoy yoga and meditation sessions at the ILEL Spa, complimentary parking and electric vehicle charging, plus access to the resort’s other facilities.
There are 3 restaurants, a lobby bar, a beachfront outdoor pool with a cocktail bar, a gym, and a kids’ club.
Room rates will usually be around $200 per night and can be as little as $180 per night or as high as $350 per night.
If you’re visiting the musical city of Nashville, you should consider staying at Thompson Nashville, one of the best boutique hotels in the city. The property radiates excellence, starting with its Gulch location.
Located less than a mile from the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the Ryman Auditorium, and Interstate 65 for convenient access, Thompson Nashville is a boutique property that reflects the character of the musical city.
The rooms have rain showers, luxury toiletries, brass fixtures, floor-to-ceiling windows, and comfortable beds.
The dining options include a seafood house, an indoor-outdoor rooftop bar and restaurant, as well as a café.
On average, standard room rates are $225 per night, but you may find prices anywhere from $200 to $500 per night!
Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa. Image Credit: Juan Ruiz
Last, but not least, is the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa. The luxury resort is situated in the heart of Riviera Maya in Mexico. You’ll come here to soak up the beautiful sun, enjoy the lazy river and 140-foot water slide, and revel in 4-star luxury.
This resort has 5 restaurants, a bar, and a marketplace for quick snacks. You’ll also find a gym, a rooftop infinity pool, kids club, and an on-site spa.
If you’re looking for off-site adventures, the resort offers a ferry to Big Hickory Island Preserve, where you can enjoy water activities or spend the day enjoying the private beach. The property is also located next to Seatleaf Golf Preserve, which guests can access with a day pass (for a fee).
For a standard room, you will pay anywhere from $250 to $500 per night for a stay here.
Final Thoughts
Hyatt Privé is one of our perennial favorites to enjoy elite-like benefits without needing to achieve elite status!
Between the full breakfast benefit in the hotel’s restaurant and the property credit, there are a lot of unique perks you’ll enjoy that even top-tier Globalists wouldn’t normally have access to.
Hopefully, you found this epic, in-depth guide to Hyatt Privé useful to help you plan your next paid Hyatt stay.
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