$199 for 2 Nights at Select Hyatts
KGB Deals is currently offering a $199 voucher good for 3 days/2 nights at 25 Hyatt locations: Atlanta, Baltimore, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis or Tampa. If you’re planning a trip to Vegas, the MGM Grand and Mirage are options.
Available dates start January 15, 2013 and run through January 15, 2014. I was hoping to use it for the upcoming trip with Jeanne to San Francisco, but we’ll be outside the travel dates.
There’s a lot of fine print, so probably only worth it if you have flexible for visiting any of the cities above next year. Some of the more restrictive criteria:
- Cannot combine vouchers for extended stays
- Reservation required; please redeem online at http://www.bbptdailydeal.com/travelrewards/ by entering your voucher number
- Must book at least 35 days in advance
- Tax included
- Black out dates: Thanksgiving, weeks of Christmas, New Years, Easter, Memorial Day weekend, July 4th and Labor Day weekend
You currently can get 6% cashback through ebates, or if you’re new to KGB Deals and sign up using our link, we’ll get referral credit (which is much appreciated!).
Are rooms booked through this promo non-refundable?
I believe so. You don’t have to choose your hotel now, but the $199 is non-refundable. Then once you commit to a hotel I *believe* it is non-changeable, but their terms are vague. Since you are going through a travel agency instead of the hotel, they probably pre-bought all the room spaces already–so you will be dealing with them, not Hyatt.
Also, note the fine print that you have to commit to a hotel at least 35 days out from when you plan to stay.
Summary: So you can buy this and decide not to choose a hotel for a while. You can’t get your $199 back, but you have flexibility. You probably can’t change once you choose a hotel, but this is unproven.
Thanks! That’s what I assumed, but couldn’t tell without actually buying the voucher.