These 16 Hotels Will No Longer Be Bookable with Hyatt Free Night Certificates (after March 28)

Hyatt Free Night Certificates are great and can provide a lot of value at properties around the world. To find out more about them and how to earn them, check out this post. But, in short, the Hyatt free night certificates can be used at Hyatt Category 1 – 4 properties. To be clear – there is a certificate for those that earn 60 night stays in a year that is good for Category 1 – 7. These hotels will still be bookable with that certificate.

With the new changes coming this month, there are 16 hotels that will go out of that range and no longer be bookable.

These Hotels Will No Longer Be Bookable with Hyatt Free Night Certificate

Link: Hyatt 2023 Award Changes

If you have any Hyatt Free Night Certificates and you have been eyeing any of the properties below, you are going to want to book them before March 28! After that date, they will go up to Category 5 properties which means they are no longer bookable with the certificates. Here is the list of those properties going up in award categories.

Hotel La Compañia (Panama) – going up from Category 3 to 5
Andaz San Diego (California) – this has been a popular hotel for many with the certificates
Hyatt House Naples / 5th Avenue (Florida)
Lahaina Shores Beach Resort, a Destination by Hyatt Residence (Hawaii)
Chicago Athletic Association (Chicago) – another popular hotel for using the certificates
The Eliza Jane (Louisiana) – yet another hotel that has been a great redemption
Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico)
Hyatt Place Moab (Utah)
Grand Hyatt Sanya Haitang Bay Resort and Spa (Mainland China)
Grand Hyatt Jeju (South Korea)
Grand Hyatt Seoul (South Korea) – disappointing to see, especially when the Park Hyatt in Seoul used to be bookable with the certificates!
Park Hyatt Saigon (Vietnam) – never nice to see Park Hyatt properties go out of range
Downtown (Mexico)
Park Hotel ai Cappuccini (Italy)
Hyatt Regency Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Thompson Madrid (Spain)

There they are! Get booking with those certificates if you have a desire to use them at any of these properties!

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