World of Hyatt Award Chart

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa is a Category 7 property (NOT Category 8), pricing on the five-tier demand chart (effective May 20, 2026): 25,000 (Lowest) / 30,000 (Low) / 35,000 (Moderate) / 45,000 (Upper) / 55,000 (Top). The ceiling rose from the old 35,000 peak to 55,000. This remote, ultra-luxury overwater bungalow resort typically costs $1,500-2,000+ cash per night, so the Lowest/Moderate tiers remain one of the best pure hotel sweet spots globally. Transfer 1:1 from Chase Ultimate Rewards or Bilt.

Hyatt Globalist status (55 qualifying nights/year) unlocks complimentary suite upgrades on Standard award nights at Cat 6 properties where suite upgrades are available. The benefit mechanic is unchanged, but the underlying Cat 6 award night now prices on the five-tier demand chart (effective May 20, 2026): 20,000 (Lowest) to 40,000 (Top), with 25,000 only the Low tier. You pay the base award-night rate for a suite that would cost $1,200+ cash per night. Transfer 1:1 from Chase or Bilt to build point balance.

Hyatt Ziva/Zilara all-inclusive resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean price on the separate all-inclusive A-F chart (NOT standard Category 4) following the May 20, 2026 overhaul. Category A now runs five demand-based tiers: 12,000 (Lowest) / 15,000 (Low) / 20,000 (Moderate) / 22,500 (Upper) / 25,000 (Top); most Ziva/Zilara dates price 15,000-25,000 per night. Per-person all-inclusive surcharges still apply. Food, drinks, and most activities included. Transfer 1:1 from Chase UR or Bilt.

Andaz Maui at Wailea is a Category 8 property (NOT Category 7), pricing on the five-tier demand chart (effective May 20, 2026): 35,000 (Lowest) / 45,000 (Low) / 55,000 (Moderate) / 65,000 (Upper) / 75,000 (Top). 35,000 books only the cheapest Lowest-tier dates; high season can reach 75,000 (the old peak was 45,000). A top luxury resort in Hawaii averaging $1,200-1,500 cash. Includes breakfast for two with Hyatt Globalist status. Transfer 1:1 from Chase UR or Bilt.

Category 6 Hyatt properties now price on the five-tier demand chart (effective May 20, 2026): 20,000 (Lowest) / 25,000 (Low) / 30,000 (Moderate) / 35,000 (Upper) / 40,000 (Top). 25,000 is only the Low tier now; the ceiling jumped from the old 29,000 peak to 40,000. Examples: Andaz London Liverpool Street, Park Hyatt Beaver Creek, Andaz Mayakoba. Transfer 1:1 from Chase Ultimate Rewards.

Category 4 Hyatt properties now price on the five-tier demand chart (effective May 20, 2026): 12,000 (Lowest) / 15,000 (Low) / 20,000 (Moderate) / 22,500 (Upper) / 25,000 (Top). 15,000 books Low-tier dates; the ceiling rose from the old 18,000 peak to 25,000. Examples: Hyatt Centric Times Square, Thompson Savannah, Hyatt Centric Chicago. Transfer 1:1 from Chase Ultimate Rewards or Bilt.

World of Hyatt's five-tier demand-based chart (effective May 20, 2026) means Cat 4 properties near World Cup venues will price at the Upper (22,500) or Top (25,000) tier on high-demand match dates, not a fixed 15,000. The full Cat 4 range is 12,000 (Lowest) to 25,000 (Top); only off-peak/low-demand dates book at 12,000-15,000. Properties like Aloft Dallas, Hyatt Regency Miami, and Andaz West Hollywood still beat non-Hyatt cash rates that spike 3-6x, but the new chart is demand-based, so treat points pricing as variable rather than a fixed hedge. Transfer 1:1 from Chase UR or Bilt. Book immediately point availability is not guaranteed near match dates.