These cards will help you earn those 90K Ultimate Rewards:

Hotels

Not only can you use your 90K points for flights, but you can also use them for hotel stays. You can transfer your Chase Ultimate Rewards points to three hotel partners.

Chase Hotel Transfer Partners

• Hyatt
• IHG
• Marriott

All Chase Ultimate Rewards points transfer at a 1:1 ratio, so one Chase UR equals one World of Hyatt point. Hyatt has an award chart—rooms start at just 3.5K points/night and go up to 45K points/night. On the other hand, IHG and Marriott don’t have award charts but use dynamic pricing (the cost in points is tied to the cash rate). Often, they charge more points than Hyatt for a similar caliber hotel.

Because of this, we recommend sticking to Hyatt when it comes to transferring your Chase Ultimate Rewards points to hotel partners. The only time I would transfer points to IHG or Marriott would be to top off my account if I am just short on points so that I can book my trip or extend my stay. Here are some ideas for how to use 90K Ultimate Rewards for hotels:

Three Nights at a 5 Star Resort in Kauai

For 30K Hyatt points/night you can stay at the Grand Hyatt Kauai. This resort is absolutely beautiful! This was the first hotel Alex ever used credit card points on miles , and it set the bar high!

This lagoon area is such a fun spot at the Grand Hyatt Kauai.

6 Nights at the Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile

At just 15K Hyatt points/night, you can stay for six nights at the Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile. This skyscraper hotel offers stunning views of the city! We really enjoyed our stay there when we were in Paris. 

Enjoy these stunning Paris views!

2 Nights at the Park Hyatt Paris Vendome

This is a bucket list stay for sure. The Park Hyatt Paris is incredible, per Jess’s review of it!  It is still on my list of hotels to visit! Being able to stay in pure luxury with one sign-up bonus is something that I am always looking for!

The Park Hyatt Paris is a dream stay with Ultimate Rewards.

18 Nights at a Category 1 Hyatt

Eighteen! That is a lot of nights! Now, before you go and assume that category 1 means it’s a junk hotel, let me assure you, it does not! Alex has stayed at many Hyatt Category 1 hotels, and they have all been really nice! When her kids travel for sports, they take a road trip or need a nice, clean place and don’t need the whole resort experience; they often stay at Hyatt Place hotels. They are our favorite family hotel brand.

She gets two queen beds, a pull-out sofa bed, and a free breakfast for her family of six. Many of the ones she has stayed at have been brand new as well and in really great locations. She is lucky to live near many great Hyatt Place hotels that start at just 3.5K Hyatt points/night for off-peak dates. If you can find off-peak availability, that’s even more than 18 nights! Last year, she took her son to stay overnight at a Category 1 Hyatt Place for his birthday. He loved it!

We love Hyatt Place hotels!

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