Hyatt is a running a mid year discount promotion named EARLY-BIRD Bonus, where you can get up to 30% off across participating Hyatt hotels in the Asia-Pacific region.
The booking period for this promotion is between May 17 to May 30, 2017 and the discount is valid for stays beginning June 9 through September 3, 2017. This promotion is open for all and all reservations need to fully pre-paid and will be non-refundable. The discounted price will be calculated on the standard room rates and you will need to mention the offer code AP0517 when looking up the rates. The price under the EARLY-BIRD promotion will show as Mid Year Sale rate.
You do not need to book a minimum number of nights to avail this rate , though bear in mind that there are a limited number of rooms allocated to this promotion and black out dates will apply. Also if you are a Hyatt Globalist, you cannot use your suite award to upgrade your room booked under this offer.
There are 88 properties participating in this promotion and a lot of Grand Hyatt’s and Park Hyatt’s are there, including the newly opened Park Hyatt, Bangkok , Grand Hyatt, Bali and the Park Hyatt Maldives.
30% discount is not the best that Hyatt has offered. In the past Hyatt has done flash sales where hotels across India could be booked at 50% off. Sadly, no Hyatt hotel in India is participating in this mid year sale. Nevertheless, there are a number of long weekends coming up in July/ August and if you are looking out for an International vacation close by from India, it’s totally worth having a look at the rates under this promotion.
Share with us if you find a good discount at any participating hotel.
Thanks for sharing the details and sample ideas! Did you find the exclusion of Globalist Suite Upgrades in the Terms and Conditions for this rate, or is there some other way to know which rates qualify and which do not? I’m relatively new to the Hyatt Diamond/Globalist program, and still learning my way…so tips are appreciated! Dhanyawaad.
@ Jason – The Mid-Year Sale T&Cs state ‘Offer may not be used in conjunction with the Globalist suite upgrade award’