Hyatt’s Black Friday Deals are Here!


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Hyatt just launched their Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals where you can get up to 25% off hotels booked through November 29, 2016. With this sale you’ll be able to book hotels a full year in advance, but you are limited to just hotels in the U.S. and Latin America. You can check out all participating hotels and the discount here.

hyatt black friday saleI checked a random weekend in February for the Hyatt Herald Square in New York City and found a rate of $180/night. While this is a great rate, it actually is the exact same as the AAA rate. So make sure to check all rates available to ensure you are actually getting a deal. If you prefer to call Hyatt to make a reservation, you can ask them to check on the “Hyatt Holiday Rate.”

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Similar to the Starwood Cyber Monday sale that I wrote about this morning, this Holiday Rate is non-refundable, so make sure you are absolutely sure of your travel plans.

Anyone able to lock in any good deals?

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Greg
Greg
7 years ago

My Hyatt’s black Friday deal was the exact same rate as the AAA rate too. Except the Hyatt’s holiday rate was non-refundable while the AAA rate is. No thanks Hyatt.

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