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AmEx Statement Credits: Spend $300 at Hyatt Get $75 Back

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Spend $300 in one or more transactions online or at the hotel.

Offer valid for bookings made directly with Hyatt Hotels or online at www.hyatt.com for stays in Australian properties.

Payment must be made using your eligible Card by 31/12/2017 in order to be eligible for the offer. Incidental spend, such as at hotel restaurants, during your stay is eligible if charged to your room and paid at the hotel front desk upon check-out.

Manual link: https://www.americanexpress.com/au/network/shopping/doe-offe…

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  • -1

    Staying at Hyatt not my kind of thing but one may be able to buy gift vouchers and use it for food (at 25% off)? I did a similar thing with Hilton.

    • I did the same thing with the Langham deal last year

  • Offer valid for bookings made directly with Hyatt Hotels or online at www.hyatt.com for stays in Australian properties OR can I use it for the restaurant only?

    • -1

      can I use it for the restaurant only?

      Should work in the restaurant only.

      Remember to stack with entertainment book

  • If you can afford the Hyatt you probably don't care about the cashback…

    • +18

      The only way you can afford a hotel like Hyatt is if you care about cash backs

      • Did someone beat you to posting an amex deal?

        • +6

          Nobody beats the ninja. I do it out of my own free will.

      • Haha, true, that's a good perspective.

    • HYATT REGENCY is much different with PARK HYATT, Sydney's new HYATT REGENCY only cost 180-200 per night

  • Can we split payments? On two cards

    • thinking the same thing or back to back bookings over consecutive nights?

    • That is what I am planning to do.

  • Is there any way to use the booking.com cashback deal with this?

    • nope

    • -1

      I don't see why it wouldn't work, as long as the "NO PREPAYMENT – pay at the property" room are eligible for cashback.

      • How would booking.com get their commission in this way?

      • That's what I thought. Commission will still be paid to Booking.com as that was the sales initiation. So long as we select a hotel with a pay at hotel option, it should work.

      • This is why it wouldn't work: "Offer valid for bookings made directly with Hyatt Hotels or online at www.hyatt.com for stays in Australian properties."

        Hyatt aren't going to want to pay a commission to booking.com and Amex. But by all means give it a go and let us know if it works.

        • -1

          Amex cashback promos always have a bunch of exclusions in the T&C that they don't really enforce.

          The amex cashback is almost instant and it's streamlined, so I don't see how they would stop it. I doubt they'd try to shaft booking.com on their commission.

        • +1

          Experience shows if you swipe your card at the hotel and the transaction shows at Hyatt (not Paypal or booking) then it works. You may be 'referred' to the hotel through any of the channels though. Payment processing should definitely be through Hyatt in order for the cashback to work.

  • Loved amex credit 😍

  • +3

    Might be able to combine using Corporate or Group Code – 15157 for further discount.

    • gov rates are the same, thanks for the code

      • Wish I saw this code before booking :(

  • Stayed at the Hyatt regency and they charged a 6-7 dollar surcharge recall seeing on their site no surcharge.

  • Has anyone had any luck prepaying stays and/or splitting stays on multiple cards?

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