Last year, I went all-in on Hyatt.<\/p>\n
For years, I’d watched TPG colleagues consistently get outsized value from World of Hyatt<\/a><\/span> Globalist status \u2014 from suite upgrades to free breakfast and late checkout. That, combined with a year of heavy travel ahead, made it feel like the right time to go for it.<\/p>\n Getting to Globalist<\/a><\/span> wasn’t cheap: I redeemed hundreds of thousands of Hyatt points, spent over $1,000 out of pocket on stays and strategically used a cobranded Hyatt card<\/a><\/span> to help bridge the gap.<\/p>\n Eight months later, my perspective has shifted.<\/p>\n Globalist is widely considered one of the most valuable hotel elite statuses \u2014 and for good reason.<\/p>\n Benefits include:<\/p>\n To earn it<\/a><\/span>, you need 60 elite nights (or 100,000 base points) in a calendar year. I finished last year with 70 nights, which also unlocked several Milestone Rewards<\/a><\/span> along the way \u2014 including four suite upgrade awards<\/a><\/span> and four Guest of Honor awards.<\/p>\n But getting there required a meaningful investment. In total, I:<\/p>\n Reward your inbox with the TPG Daily newsletter<\/p>\n Join over 700,000 readers for breaking news, in-depth guides and exclusive deals from TPG\u2019s experts<\/p>\nWhy I went all-in on Globalist<\/h2>\n
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