If you’re a disciplined status chaser and aren’t hypnotised by Fora’s “2+1, and here’s $100 for odds and sods”, Hyatt has an option for the Stoics among us: long stay rates.
A live example: 7 nights for the price of 4.
Hyatt offers special rates for longer stays that give noticeable discounts on long bookings. They usually kick in from 4β10 consecutive nights.
You’ll find them at various brands in the group, but two are particularly geared towards long stays: Hyatt House and Hyatt Studios.
These are hotels built for extended stays: spacious rooms, more home comforts and proper kitchens. In other words, not “staying at a hotel” but “temporarily moving in and pretending that was the plan all along”.
In our example it’s a little provincial Chinese gem β Hyatt House Yinchuan.
$58 a night for up to six nights. $35 a night from seven nights.
At the moment it’s the cheapest Hyatt House in the world.
The tipping point sits at 6 nights:
6 nights β $399.46 4 nights β $266.42 7 nights β $281.18
Bottom line: 3 extra nights cost a mere $14.76 β less than a round of drinks in Soho π΅
