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Those with the World of Hyatt Credit Card or World of Hyatt Business Credit Card will now earn an additional four bonus points when they pay for their stays at over 700 properties in the Mr & Mrs Smith portfolio. In April, I wrote about how these properties had been loaded into Hyatt’s site and now they’re treated like any other Hyatt property for earnings.
Hyatt closed on the acquisition of luxury and boutique booking platform, Mr & Mrs Smith last June. This expands the hotel chain’s footprint into 20 countries (including Namibia, Fiji, and the British Virgin Islands) it did not previously serve and adds lots of other options for World of Hyatt members. The luxury hotel booking platform offers direct bookings at a collection of over 1,500 boutique and luxury properties. With 700 now live, we’ll hopefully see the rest added in the near future. The acquisition includes 100% of the asset-light, London-based company with a price tag of around $56 million.
Those with the World of Hyatt Credit Card or World of Hyatt Business Credit Card will earn four additional points per $1 (this is on top of the five base points earned already per $1) and aligns earnings with Hyatt’s other brands.
Anthony’s Take: I love that earnings have been normalized across brands including Mr & Mrs Smith. There are some great properties now bookable via Hyatt and I look forward to some future stays.
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