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Chase increased the initial bonus offer for The World Of Hyatt Credit Card (See rates and fees) by 15,000 points. The headline bonus is now to earn up to 75,000 Bonus Points:
- Earn 45,000 Bonus Points after you spend $5,000 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.
- The offer at this link is scheduled to end 9 a.m. Eastern on 8/20/2026
Park Hyatt St. Kitts
I keep and use The World Of Hyatt Credit Card because of the credit towards status:
- 5 annual elite qualifying nights as a cardmember
- 2 additional elite qualifying nights for every $5,000 spend each year
- And spending $15,000 on the card is a no-brainer because that also earns an additional category 1-4 free night, in addition to points earned for the spend, and in addition to the category 1-4 free night cardmembers receive each year after renewal.
Park Hyatt London
The card is strong for Hyatt spend (4x on Hyatt purchases) and earns 2x at restaurants and on direct airline purchases as well as on local transit and commuting and on fitness club and gym memberships. I use it to pay for Hyatt stays. And this is an unusually good offer for a card they generally feel they don’t need to make big up front bonus offers for.
Hyatt is a smaller chain than Marriott and IHG (which Chase also have as cobrand partners), but the Hyatt card hits above its weight because it’s well-integrated into the program itself and really helps earn status – which is the key differentiator for Hyatt compared to other hotel programs.
*yawn* …wake us up when Chase/Hyatt announce a ‘premium’ product.
They are going to have go give more sign up points. The juice just isn’t worth the squeeze anymore with their new award chart.
In other words it’s a 60,000 point bonus but Chase won’t allow you to correct their bs bonus language.
I have gone from almost exclusively booking Hyatt to considering canceling my cards, I have two. The free night is useless.
When even the SUB doesnt entice you to book. Not sure why current card holders are still holding on to this card.
When even the SUB is not enticing. Wonder who is holding onto this card and why ?
They doubled points price at hotel I frequently use. Back to I H G
I will continue to keep Hyatt in the mix but the free night is useless except in airport motels.
@Arthur Howard — Mhm. By-design. And, all the good airport hotels are conveniently listed at Category 5, so no way to use that free night at, say, Grand Hyatt at SFO. *sigh*
I applied July 7 for 60,000 point bonus. They didn’t approve until July 21 and suddenly the offer I supposedly signed up for was 30,000 after $3000 spend. Where did this come from? Despite numerous messages they refuse to change it or explain how it happened. And obviously forget about a 75,000 point offer. Chase should be better.