Earn Quintuple Aeroplan Miles for Hyatt Stays
Double miles for hotel stays? OK.
Triple miles? Better.
Quadruple miles? Very nice.
Quintuple miles? Bingo!
Offer Details
Through September 30, Hyatt Gold Passport members can earn 2,500 Aeroplan miles for Hyatt hotel stays, up to a maximum of 25,000 miles for 10 stays.
To earn the bonus, Gold Passport members must choose to earn miles for their stays and cite their Aeroplan membership numbers when checking in.
Registration is required, using enrollment code AC001.
Deal or No Deal
The normal earning rate for Hyatt Gold Passport members who opt for airline miles is 500 miles per stay. This promotion awards five times that, making it among the most generous offers from any hotel chain for summer stays.
If you're an Aeroplan participant planning one or more hotel stays over the next few months, this could be a reason to choose Hyatt.
And if you're not an Aeroplan member but have upcoming Hyatt stays, the offer might even be a reason to consider joining the Aeroplan program.
Reader Reality Check
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