Chase just slipped a modest cash‑back treat into the inbox for folks who already have a Hyatt trip on the horizon. Spend a grand in one go at any Inclusive Collection property and you’ll see $100 pop back onto your statement. Do it twice and you’ve netted $200 – nothing to write home about, but it does offset a chunk of a pricey resort stay.
How to lock it in
- Log into your Chase account and hunt for the “Hyatt Inclusive Collection” offer under the Offers tab.
- Book a reservation that clears $1,000 in a single charge – splitting the bill across two cards or two nights won’t count.
- Make sure the payment is taken directly by Hyatt; gift‑card purchases are a no‑go.
- After the stay posts, the $100 credit should appear as a statement credit within a few days.
- Repeat once more before August 31 2026 for the second $100.
It’s a simple cash‑back swap for a large transaction, so you’ll only see real value if the stay was already in your plans. If you were eyeing a $1,200 resort package, that $100 is roughly an 8% discount – comparable to a free night at a mid‑tier hotel. Not a game‑changing bonus, but it’s free money you don’t have to hunt for elsewhere.
The downsides
- Requires a single $1,000 spend – not useful for short city stays or split‑payment trips.
- Only applies to the Inclusive Collection, which is a relatively small slice of Hyatt’s portfolio.
- Two‑use limit caps the total benefit at $200, so it won’t cover a multi‑night luxury vacation.
If you were already budgeting for an Inclusive Collection resort, slap this offer on and treat the $100 as a modest rebate. If you’re still deciding where to go, you might find better value chasing Hyatt’s own points promotions or other credit‑card bonuses. Either way, it’s a painless way to shave a few hundred dollars off a high‑ticket hotel bill.