Tl;dr – Hyatt members can save up to 25% at some pretty desirable properties for stays this summer and fall.
If you’re plotting any Hyatt stays in Europe, Africa, the Middle East or Asia-Pacific, you might be able to save a few dollars by taking advantage of Hyatt’s latest offer. World of Hyatt members can save up to 25% on qualifying stays at select properties across these regions. Let’s take a look.
25% of Asia Pacific Hyatt Hotels
This offer is valid for qualifying stays between July 6 and September 30, 2025, at participating hotels in the Asia Pacific region. You’ll need to book by August 7, 2025, and use the special offer code ‘VIP25’ in the search window.
Note: These rates require prepayment (advance payment), but if you’re sure you’re going, this shouldn’t be too much of an issue.
Notably, these 191 participating properties span most (if not all) of the upscale and luxury brands of Hyatt’s core portfolio. Properties in the Park Hyatt, Alila, Grand Hyatt, and Hyatt Regency brands all qualify.
25% of Hyatt Hotels in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East
Similarly, World of Hyatt members can save up to 25% on qualifying stays between July 4 and November 2, 2025, at participating hotels in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. You’ll need to book by August 7, 2025, and use the special offer code ‘MEMBER’ in the search window.
For Europe, Africa and the Middle East the participating properties are more varied. There’s still some gems, but there are less properties over all (152) and the brands stretch across the board from Hyatt Place all the way up to Park Hyatt. Still, this could be a good opportunity to save a few bucks on a nicer property you’ve wanted to try out for a while.
I just rebooked an upcoming reservation to take advantage of the European promotion, and I’m reasonably certain I’ll do the same (before the booking deadlines) for another forthcoming stay in Europe, as well as one in Asia a few days later. Recently, Hyatt promotions have focused more on the economy-tier brands, such as Hyatt House and Hyatt Place, so it’s great to see one targeting some of the chain’s more luxurious hotels.
