How many points does a night at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver cost?

The Hyatt Regency Vancouver is a Category 5 hotel in the World of Hyatt program. As a result, the cost ranges from 17,000 to 23,000 points per night depending on the season and demand.

Is the Hyatt Regency Vancouver well located?

Yes. The hotel is in the heart of downtown Vancouver, a few blocks from the waterfront. In addition, the Burrard SkyTrain station is right next door, making it easy to get to YVR airport via the Canada Line.

Is the Regency Club lounge open?

No. The Regency Club lounge has remained permanently closed since the pandemic. However, Globalist members receive their breakfast benefits free of charge at the second-floor Mosaic Grille restaurant.

What are the benefits for Hyatt Globalist members?

Globalist members receive automatic upgrades to standard suites (subject to availability), complimentary breakfast at Mosaic Grille for two adults and two children, late checkout at 4:00 PM, complimentary valet parking on points stays, and the tip included on the breakfast bill.

Is there room service?

No, room service is not available at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver. However, the Mosaic Grille restaurant, the Grain Tasting bar, and the lobby Starbucks offer several on-site dining options.

How much does parking cost at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver?

Valet parking costs CA$52 per day, and self-parking in the attached garage costs CA$41.66 per day. Both options include in-and-out privileges. However, Globalist members receive complimentary valet parking on points stays.

Is the Hyatt Regency Vancouver family-friendly?

Yes, the hotel is very welcoming for families. Parlour Suites include two adjoining rooms (ideal for children), the outdoor pool and hot tub appeal to families, and the kids’ menu at Mosaic Grille offers simple options such as cheese pizza and fettuccine Alfredo.

How can you earn World of Hyatt points in Canada?

In Canada, there is no co-branded Hyatt credit card. However, you can transfer points from certain transferable programs or earn points directly through stays at Hyatt hotels. Category 1–4 free night certificates obtained via certain U.S. cards also work for this hotel when it was in a lower category.

Is the Mosaic Grille breakfast worth it?

At the regular price of about CA$40 per person, the value remains decent but not exceptional. However, for Globalist members, the buffet and the à la carte menu are a substantial benefit. The egg and omelette station and the smoked salmon are the highlights.