Bonus Hyatt Points in Las Vegas

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Hyatt just launched two new offers for those staying at M life properties in Las Vegas (the promotion you are eligible for depends on the M life property you are staying at). This is a great way to really increase the Hyatt points you earn on eligible stays. This promotion is valid for stays with a checkout date between April 15 andÂ July 31, 2019.

Double Hyatt Points

Typically, when staying at M life properties you earn the standard 5 points per dollar spent. Now with this promotion, all members will earn 10 points per dollar spent, plus any extra points for those with status (Discoverist members earn a 10% bonus, Explorist members earn a 20% bonus and Discoverist members earn a 30% bonus â€” that is on the base 5 points per dollar spent, not the doubled amount).

Participating M life properties include:

Aria Resort & Casino Las Vegas
Bellagio Las Vegas
Delano Las Vegas
Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino Las Vegas
MGM Grand Las Vegas
Mirage Las Vegas
Park MGM Las Vegas
The Signature at MGM Grand
Vdara Hotel & Spa at Aria Las Vegas

20% Hyatt Bonus

Instead of earning the full 100% bonus as you would with the properties listed above, you’ll receive a 20% bonus. This means you’ll earn 6 Hyatt points per dollar spent (5 base points + 1 bonus points), plus an additional bonus points earned from having status.

Participating M life properties include

Excalibur Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
Luxor Las Vegas
New York New York Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Register now!

To be eligible for these two promotions, you must be a member of both World of Hyatt and M life Rewards. You also must register for the promotion here. While probably not a reason to pick an M life property during your next visit to Las Vegas, I always love being able to earn unexpected points and this is a great way to do so!

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