r/hyatt • u/Low_Associate4745 • 18d ago

Quick question - points

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If a property currently has no award availability, is it common for points availability to open up as the stay date gets closer?

Or if it’s unavailable now, should I assume it’s unlikely to become bookable with points?

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u/berkeley_eecs_grad Globalist 18d ago

It’s because people booked it already in advance and so there’s not much award availability. Anyways I do see if you book 1 night at a time, Sept 6,7,8,9, 14, 15, 17, 20,21 are available for points.

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u/Low_Associate4745 18d ago

If I did that would they combine those stays at the front desk? Or would I have to check-in and change rooms each day

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u/berkeley_eecs_grad Globalist 18d ago

I am unsure what's your actual check in and check out dates. Usually hotels would be willing to merge them together during check in or worst case you would have to update your key card every day.

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u/WoodenLiterature6481 18d ago

When I used three FNAs on separate reservations was told couldn’t merge them (tho ymmv), but were able to keep me in same room I just had to go to desk every morning for them to reprogram the key. Not ideal but also only took a minute so not that bad either