Whatever part of the world you’re traveling to, Hyatt has an aspirational hotel that can be as memorable as your destination. While these stays could cost hundreds or thousands of dollars if paid in cash, you can book them with our favorite points—Hyatt points! While they will cost more points than your average hotel, with Hyatt’s award chart, you’ll still get an outsized value and a luxury experience. Here are aspirational Hyatt properties to book with points that will leave you feeling like a rockstar!

 

The Chatwal, New York, NY, USA 

While the Park Hyatt New York (understandably) gets a lot of rave reviews, it’s not your only option for a high-end stay in the heart of New York City. The Chatwal is the epitome of boutique luxury, with only 76 rooms in the hotel (including 28 suites). The property even has butler services—talk about living the bougie life! Located on 44th Street near Broadway and many other Manhattan attractions, you’ll be close to all the excitement of the city. If you’re tired after a long day of sightseeing and shopping, the Chatwal has plenty to help you relax, including an indoor pool, plunge jacuzzi, and spa. The more than 100-year-old building has an interesting history itself, as it was once home to a prestigious theater club. 

Booking with Points: The Chatwal is a Category 8, costing between 35,000 and 45,000 points for a standard room. If you have a suite upgrade award, consider upgrading to one of the Chatwal’s incredible suites, some of which have beautiful outdoor spaces. This hotel is part of Hyatt’s Unbound Collection, so it also can help you check off a brand for Hyatt Bingo. 

 

 

Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour, St. Kitts, Saint Kitts and Nevis

The Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour is a gorgeous island resort and has gotten glowing reviews in our Facebook group. Guests can enjoy views of the turquoise water of the Caribbean and the neighboring island of Nevis. If an active itinerary is what you’re looking for, this resort offers bonfire nights, yoga, cooking classes, stargazing, and more. If relaxing by the beach or pool is more your vibe, you are covered with two pools and direct beach access. Check out the 37,000-square foot Sugar Mill Spa and Sanctuary while you’re at this property, either to use the amenities included with your stay or to book a relaxing treatment like a massage. 

Booking with Points: This hotel is a Category 7 and costs between 25,000 and 35,000 points per night for a standard room. If you have a suite upgrade award (though not all are eligible), this property has some seriously stunning suites. 

 

 

Park Hyatt Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland

If Swiss luxury is on your bucket list, look no further than the Park Hyatt Zurich. This 5-star hotel is in Zurich’s City Center, close to museums, shopping, and Zurich’s Old Town. Nearby Lake Zurich is the perfect spot for a scenic walk, and you can also sail on the Limmat River. If you’re traveling with the family, the Park Hyatt Zurich provides baby essentials and is located near many kid-friendly activities, including the Zurich Zoo and the Lindt chocolate factory (though that one sounds fun for adults, too)! The hotel’s rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with beautiful city and nature views. One of the property’s restaurants is an elegant “wine library” boasting 3,000 wines worldwide! 

Booking with Points: The Park Hyatt Zurich is a Category 8, costing between 35,000 and 45,000 points for a standard room. This property has some impressive suites, but they’ll cost you a suite upgrade award or more points. 

 

 

Park Hyatt Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand  

If your travels take you to New Zealand, Park Hyatt Auckland is a stunning, waterfront hotel that can sometimes be booked for as few as 21,000 Hyatt points per night. The waterfront property has 195 rooms, four restaurants, and many amenities. The hotel is close to the Auckland Museum, Auckland Zoo, and lots of dining and shopping. Some rooms have beautiful views across the Wynyard Quarter’s Lighter Basin and Waitemata Harbour. If you’re traveling with the family, be mindful of room occupancy. Rooms and suites only accommodate two to three people, so you may need multiple rooms. 

Booking with Points: The Park Hyatt Auckland is a Category 6 and costs between 21,000 and 29,000 points per night for a standard room. Before booking with points, check the cash price. This hotel can sometimes be found for as little as $300 U.S. dollars per night. In this case, it might make sense to pay cash and save your Hyatt points for a pricier booking. You might also consider paying cash but applying points to upgrade to a suite. For example, in early August (New Zealand winter), you can pay $337 plus 9,000 Hyatt points for this hotel’s gorgeous Harbour Suite! Here’s our review of this hotel.

 

 

Park Hyatt Marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco

The Park Hyatt Marrakech is located next to a golf resort and offers gorgeous views of the Atlas Mountains. The beauty of Morocco inspires the hotel’s décor. The ultra-luxe spa features an indoor pool that looks out on the resort grounds, where you can get massages or visit the sauna. The property also offers a kids’ club for kids from age 4 up to age 12, as well as a family-oriented pool. While the location is tranquil, you’ll be close to Marrakech’s many museums, gardens, and more. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can even book a paragliding or hot air balloon flight. 

Booking with Points: The Park Hyatt Marrakech is a Category 7 hotel and costs between 25,000 and 35,000 points per night for a standard room. Like other Park Hyatts, this property has impressive suites, some of which can accommodate four or more people for a family stay. Pam and Alex are heading here this fall so a review will follow!

 

 

Alila Villas Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia 

Tranquility meets adventure at the Alila Villas Uluwatu on the beautiful island of Bali. As the name implies, this resort is all villas, and these villas are breathtaking! The hotel is set on a clifftop plateau, which creates beautiful views from this ultra-luxurious property. Even the standard villa comes with its own private pool! While you may never want to leave your fabulous villa, there’s lots to do in and around the hotel. The Alila offers adventures in aerial yoga, surfing lessons, Balinese dance lessons, and much more. 

Booking with Points: The Alila Villas Uluwatu is a Category 8, costing between 35,000 and 45,000 points. 

 

 

Bottom Line

With Hyatt points, strategic planning, and a sense of adventure, you can unlock a world of luxury without needing a celebrity-sized bank account. By leveraging Hyatt’s award chart and promotional offers, you can redeem points for stays at some of the most exclusive hotels and resorts. Aspirational Hyatt properties to book with points are yours for the taking—no VIP status required!

 

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