World of Hyatt is my favorite hotel rewards program because credit card points stretch far when you book with Hyatt and because it is easy to rack up a lot of points for Hyatt!
See below for a list of all of the credit cards that earn points for Hyatt!
Note: In order to get the most value out of your Chase points, you or your spouse needs a card that allows you to transfer your points! (The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, Chase Sapphire Reserve®, Chase Sapphire Reserve® for Business, or Chase Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card) Move your points to one of these cards to transfer them to partners.
All of these cards transfer to partners at a 1:1 ratio except for Hyatt. For Hyatt specifically: the Chase Sapphire Reserve® and Reserve for Business transfer at 1:1, while the Sapphire Preferred and Ink Business Preferred transfer at a 4:3 ratio. You can move your points earned from the Chase Sapphire Preferred or any other card that earns Chase points to a Reserve and then transfer the points to Hyatt at a 1:1 ratio from there!
Tips on Transferring and Using your Chase Ultimate Rewards and Hyatt Points
Want to see just how valuable your Hyatt points can be? Check out these additional posts for more information:
World of Hyatt: The Ultimate Hotel Sweet Spot in Travel Rewards
How to Transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards Points (a tutorial for turning your Chase Ultimate Rewards points into Hyatt points!)
How to Apply for a Business Credit Card Without an LLC (And why you should consider adding business credit cards to your wallet!)
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