World of Hyatt launches promotions for members throughout the year, typically offering extra points for stays booked in the eligible stay period.
This time, travellers heading to Europe, Africa, or the Middle East can earn 2x World of Hyatt points, with a cap of up to 20,000 bonus points, and includes Mr & Mrs Smith properties as well.
In This Post
- World of Hyatt’s Fall 2025 Promotion: Earn 2x Points
- Boost Your World of Hyatt Balance
- Enhance Your Stay with Prince Collection
- Conclusion
World of Hyatt’s Fall 2025 Promotion: Earn 2x Points
To take part in the promotion, you’ll need to register between September 2 and November 1, 2025. Once registered, you’ll earn 2x points on eligible stays in:
- Europe
- Middle East
- Africa
The promotional period runs from September 15 to December 1, 2025, and the maximum bonus is capped at 20,000 World of Hyatt points.
Then, you’ll earn double points for eligible stays with check-out dates between September 15 and December 1, 2025. You can earn a maximum of 20,000 points from this promotion, which would require $4,000 (USD) of eligible spending.
Stays booked prior to the promotion are eligible, as long as you register in advance and the check-out dates fall within the eligible period. Mr & Mrs Smith hotels aren’t participating in this promotion.
It’s worth noting that this promotion isn’t quite as lucrative as some of the previous offers from Hyatt, especially since it’s not global and is restricted to stays at outside of North America and South America.
However, if you have any upcoming stays this fall, there’s absolutely no harm in registering, since you can score some extra points for your efforts.
Boost Your World of Hyatt Balance
With the Fall 2025 promotion, you’ll earn 2x World of Hyatt points for every eligible stay at participating properties in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East during the promotional period, up to 20,000 points.
Since the number of bonus points you can earn is based on how much you spend, you stand to benefit more from stays at more expensive properties than at less expensive properties.
Keep in mind that these bonus points are in addition to the regular number of points you’ll earn as a World of Hyatt member.
As a reminder, depending on your status, you can earn the following number of points for Hyatt stays on an ongoing basis:
- 5 base points per US dollar spent as a non-elite World of Hyatt member
- 5 bonus points per US dollar spent as part of the Fall 2025 promotion
- For elite members, there’s a multiplier depending on your status:
- Discoverist members will earn an extra 0.5 points per US dollar spent (10% bonus on eligible purchases)
- Explorist members will earn an extra 1 point per US dollar spent (20% bonus on eligible purchases)
- Globalist members will earn an extra 1.5 points per US dollar spent (30% bonus on eligible purchases)
- Paying with a Hyatt co-branded credit card, such as the World of Hyatt Credit Card or World of Hyatt Business Credit Card, will net an additional 4 points per US dollar spent
That works out to up to 15.5 World of Hyatt points per US dollar spent at participating Hyatt properties for Globalists with a Hyatt co-branded credit card. At our current valuation of 1.5 cents per point (USD), you could also view this as a ~23% return on the cost of your stay.
Of course, obtaining a Hyatt credit card requires some depth in the US credit card game, and Globalist status is mostly reached through organic hotel stays, making it rather difficult to earn.
Enhance Your Stay with Prince Collection
If you don’t happen to have status with World of Hyatt, or perhaps you do, but you’d like to further elevate your stay, be sure to get in touch with us for a quote.
Many Hyatt properties participate in Hyatt Privé, a preferred partner program, and by booking through Prince Collection with access to the program, you’ll receive a suite of additional benefits during your stay at no additional cost, including:
- Daily breakfast for two
- Room upgrade at time of booking (subject to availability)
- Early check-in and late checkout (subject to availability)
- $100 (USD) property credit (varies by property)
- Welcome amenity
- Third, fourth, or fifth night free at select hotels
Book luxury hotels and preferred partner programs with Prince Collection.
The Prince Collection rate is the same as the best available flexible rate, which can be higher than prepaid rates, member rates, corporate rates, or other rates that you may have exclusive access to. However, the benefits offered through the program are excellent, both for members with and without status.
Conclusion
World of Hyatt’s Fall 2025 promotion is now open for registration.
For stays from September 15 to December 1, 2025, you can earn 2x bonus points starting with your very first stay at participating hotels across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East — including Mr & Mrs Smith properties.
The promo is capped at 20,000 bonus points, which would require $4,000 USD in eligible spend.
As always, be sure to register before your first stay to unlock the bonus, and consider booking through Prince Collection to maximize your perks.
Hyatt is on my Radar after staying in SE Asia at the Grand Hyatt BGC which features a huge outdoor tropical pool on 6th floor, a Spa and Gym area that rivals Four seasons with it’s mens and women’s changeroom jacuuzi’s, hot and cold plunge pools, steam room and more. The Club access atop 57th floor gets you a luxurious buffet breakfast with breathtaking views of Metro Manila, the bay and the surrounding mountains. BGC Grand Hyatt is known as Grand Hyatt Manila. I booked an executive suite (room 5610) back in summer 2023 for a night around Dec 22nd 2023 upon our arrival in town on Hyatt points for about 30,000 points (cash price of the room was about $1,200 fyi).
Hyatt discriminates against non-US members like us in Canada who have no way of getting the Chase WOH credit card or transferring points to Hyatt thru any credit card we have. I know there are ways to obtain the Chase card but the process is just too tedious for most of us. I already got the US Amex Hilton Surpass card. Can you lobby for us WOH members in Canada, Ricky?