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Is Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach Or Hyatt Regency Better?
I have 4 nights booked at Hyatt Place Waikiki Beach in Honolulu which I booked at 12k Hyatt points a night.
Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach is 20k points a night.
In terms of Hyatt Place Waikiki vs Hyatt Regency Waikiki, which hotel is better?
Can anyone elaborate if it’s worth switching to Hyatt Regency which will cost an extra 8k points a night?
The difference is 40,000 points over 5 days.
I’m Hyatt Globalist and we’re 2 adults with 2 young kids.
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4 Replies
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These hotels generally have a similar cash price point depending on the time of year, so you probably won’t get an equivalent cost per point or better at the Hyatt Regency.
The real reason you might want to switch is that the Hyatt Regency is actually on Waikiki Beach and you’d have to walk a short distance from the Hyatt Place to get on the sand.
You’re Globalist, so free breakfast either way.
If it were me, I’d go Hyatt Regency so you can possibly get an ocean view upgrade or better and enjoy the oceanfront experience.
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To me, yes it’s worth it to switch to Hyatt Regency.
Better location and just a nicer place.
Even though both hotels are dated.
It would totally be worth it to me. (I’ve stayed at both)
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The Hyatt Regency is our go-to Waikiki hotel.
It’s much nicer than the Hyatt Place.
We typically stay at the Hyatt Place on the first (short) on points or free night and then switch to the Hyatt Regency.
So yes, I’d switch.
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The Hyatt Regency lounge access makes it worth the extra points.
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