Though its footprint isn’t as large as some other hotel chains, Hyatt has a large base of raving fans. Along with the generous perks and royal treatment given to top elites, a big reason to love Hyatt is their point redemption rates. While a standard room at a top Marriott property can command up to 100,000 points per night, the best Hyatts in the world will only cost you 40,000 per night for a standard room.

Better yet, you can spend more Hyatt points to book an amazing suite. Depending on the category of the hotel, you can use as few as 3,000 more points to book a standard suite instead of a standard room. Here are five options to consider for your next adventure. Unlike standard rooms that you can book online, you’ll need to call Hyatt directly at (800) 544-9288 to book suites.

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa

If you’re dreaming of a trip to lush Hawaiian paradise, the Grand Hyatt Kauai is an excellent choice for families and couples alike. This sprawling property has everything you’d expect to find at a nice resort: beachfront access, relaxing spa, multiple onsite dining options and even a championship 18-hole golf course.

Make your dream Hawaiian vacation extra special by booking using your points to book a Deluxe Suite. In this spacious room of over 1,000 square feet, you’ll enjoy spectacular views of palm trees and crystal waters. Sip local coffee on your private patio and truly unwind.

You can book this Category 7 premium suite for 50,000 points per night. If you were paying cash, this Deluxe Suite could cost $2,490 or more per night. If you book with points instead, you’ll get an outstanding value of nearly 5 cents per point.

Park Hyatt Beaver Creek

Stunning snow-covered slopeside views in the height of luxury await you at the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa in Colorado. The elegant lodge decor of the 1,760-square-foot Rial Oxford Suite will give you all the right cozy winter vibes.

Complete with a fireplace, kitchen and large private terrace, this gorgeous suite is the perfect place to relax after a long day on the slopes. Take a stroll through the village right outside the hotel doors, and drop your kids for a lesson at ski school directly next door.

This high-end Category 8 premium suite will run you 70,000 points per night. Considering this suite can go for as much as $4,999 per night, that’s an incredible value of more than 7 cents per point.

Hyatt Regency Sharm El Sheikh Resort

Exotic luxury at a rock bottom price? If you’re heading to see the captivating ancient wonders of Egypt, a stay at this Hyatt resort should be on your list.

There’s something for everyone at this Category 1 resort. Get pampered in the Club Olympus Spa, relax on the property’s private beaches, float in the waterfall-dotted pools, and even send the little ones to the kids club while you enjoy an afternoon cocktail.

The Regency Executive Suite will cost an incredible 10,000 points per night. The Mediterrean-inspired room boasts a king bedroom, large living area and two bathrooms. Plus, you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the Red Sea from your private terrace.

Park Hyatt St. Kitts Cristophe Harbour

One of the newest additions to the elite Park Hyatt collection, the St. Kitts property is a Carribean stunner. You can be pampered in five-star luxury at the Miraval spa, enjoy a private beachfront and sip a local rum drink by the pool.

When you splurge for a suite, you’ll have a private plunge pool right off your room. Book a Park Executive Suite for 60,000 points per night and revel in the view from your 1,300-square-foot terrace. Escape to a tropical retreat in winter when cash rates go for more than $1,600 per night, and you’ll get a great value of 2.7 cents per point.

Hyatt Regency Vancouver

Whether you’re visiting for business or for pleasure, the Hyatt Regency enjoys a coveted location right in downtown Vancouver. This dazzling city is chock-full of amazing seafood, spectacular water views and a jaw-dropping mountain landscape.

Choose a Junior Suite at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver and gaze out at the city from your floor-to-ceiling windows. There’s room enough to bring a friend with a pull-out sofa in the separate living area, and two full bathrooms.

You’ll pay just 21,000 points per night for this Category 4 standard suite. With springtime standard cash rates averaging over $400, you’ll get a solid redemption value of over 2 cents per point.

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