World of Hyatt Credit Card
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Hyatt points are widely considered the most valuable hotel currency — routinely worth 1.7–2.5 cents each. The annual free night at a Category 1–4 property alone can justify the $95 fee. The 60,000-point sign-up bonus can unlock multiple free nights at premium properties, including Park Hyatt hotels that command $500+/night.
$95
21.49% – 28.49%
1x base rate
$600 value
Good (670-749)
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The World of Hyatt Credit Card is best suited for established credit users who hyatt loyalists who value premium hotel stays. The $95 annual fee pays for itself if you spend $9,500+/year on this card.
4x Hyatt hotels, 2x dining/fitness/airfare/transit, 1x everything else
| Category | Rate |
|---|---|
| Hyatt Hotels & Resorts | 4x |
| Dining | 2x |
| Fitness clubs | 2x |
| Airline tickets (direct) | 2x |
| Transit & commuting | 2x |
| Everything else | 1x |
4x
top rate
Sign-Up Bonus
30,000 points after $3,000 in 3 months + 30,000 more after $6,000 in 6 months
| Annual Fee | $95 |
| Purchase APR | 21.49% – 28.49% |
| Balance Transfer Fee | 5% |
| Foreign Transaction Fee | None |
| Late Fee | Up to $40 |
The Good: The World of Hyatt Credit Card stands out for its hyatt points among most valuable hotel currency. The welcome bonus worth $600 adds significant first-year value. No foreign transaction fees make it a strong pick for international spending.
The Not So Good: $95 annual fee. The $95 annual fee means you need to use the card actively to justify the cost.
Our Verdict: With an editor score of 9/10, the World of Hyatt Credit Card is one of our top-rated cards in its category. Make sure you'll earn at least $95 in value annually to justify the fee.
Based on 1x base rewards rate @ 1.5¢ per point. Bonus category spending may reduce your break-even point.
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