Chase to Hyatt Is Now 4:3 for Everyone: What It Costs You

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If you transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to Hyatt, you now get less. Chase’s transfer rate to World of Hyatt is 4:3: 1,000 Chase points become 750 Hyatt points. Cards opened before June 15, 2026 kept the old 1:1 rate only through September 30, 2026, so the 4:3 rate now applies to every Chase cardholder.

What it means in practice

• A Hyatt award that costs 15,000 points now takes 20,000 Chase points instead of 15,000.
• A 30,000-point night now takes 40,000 Chase points.
• Every other Chase partner on Chase’s list still transfers at 1:1, including United, Southwest, Air Canada Aeroplan, Flying Blue, IHG and Marriott.

Is Hyatt still worth it?

Often, yes. Do the math per stay: compare the cash rate of your exact room with the Chase points it now needs. Hyatt can still beat using Chase points directly for travel, especially at higher-priced hotels, but the margin is a third thinner than it was.

Other ways into Hyatt

Bilt Rewards still transfers to World of Hyatt at 1:1. Our transfer partner chart lists every current bank-to-Hyatt route and ratio.

Sources

• Chase Sapphire Preferred: transfer partners — checked 2026-10-08
• Chase: transfer credit card points — checked 2026-10-08
• Bilt transfer partners — checked 2026-10-08