Hyatt Points Change at Colorado Properties

[Sapper]

I’m not sure if this has been discussed, but it appears Hyatt has decided to increase the point requirements at the Colorado properties for silver through mountain seasons. Attached is the old point chart (red square) and new points chart.

 

[sponger76]

Ouch if you own elsewhere and want to do an internal exchange in. Do people that own at those properties now receive a higher number of points to use elsewhere?

 

[dioxide45]

I recall a post about this a while ago after I had read a blog article about it from Premier Timeshare Resales.

Hyatt Vacation Club Updates Points Allocations For Colorado Resorts - Premier Timeshare Resale Blog

Learn about changes to Hyatt Vacation Club’s points allocations for Colorado resorts. Get easy-to-read point allocation charts for 2026 and beyond.

blog.premiertimeshareresale.com

 

[sponger76]

I recall a post about this a while ago after I had read a blog article about it from Premier Timeshare Resales.

Hyatt Vacation Club Updates Points Allocations For Colorado Resorts - Premier Timeshare Resale Blog

Learn about changes to Hyatt Vacation Club’s points allocations for Colorado resorts. Get easy-to-read point allocation charts for 2026 and beyond.

blog.premiertimeshareresale.com

So definitely a plus for CO Hyatt owners and negative for non-CO owners who would want to book CO using Hyatt's internal system.

 

[Sapper]

So definitely a plus for CO Hyatt owners and negative for non-CO owners who would want to book CO using Hyatt's internal system.

Only owners of silver through mountain season.

 

[Sapper]

I recall a post about this a while ago after I had read a blog article about it from Premier Timeshare Resales.

Hyatt Vacation Club Updates Points Allocations For Colorado Resorts - Premier Timeshare Resale Blog

Learn about changes to Hyatt Vacation Club’s points allocations for Colorado resorts. Get easy-to-read point allocation charts for 2026 and beyond.

blog.premiertimeshareresale.com

This is unfortunate. I checked out the Aspen property, which only the points program owns an interest in. The lowest week at Aspen appears to be 1400 points, giving a substantial boost to the points now owned by the points program, and a system devaluation to all deed owners.

 

[tahoeJoe]

This is one reason I want to get rid of my Hyatt High Sierra lodge week. These actions are total BS. Hyatt screws its owners to somehow benefit itself. I know the rules and regs (that Hyatt writes for themselves) allow them to do whatever they want, regardless of how it impacts existing owners. But why screw over your existing customers? Why should legacy owners want to buy more Hyatt when they do this type of thing?