New Collaboration: Hyatt and Peloton (Exercise and Earn Points)
Updated November 14, 2024
Anyone else notice a Peloton bike when checking out a hotel’s gym? I had noticed and was pleasantly surprised to see them at the Hyatt Place LHR and Hyatt House Philly King of Prussia during my recent stays; so I am not surprised that a new partnership between Hyatt and Peloton has just been announced!
Move More and Earn More
How It Works
- 1: Connect your accounts
- Before you start working out, sign in to your Peloton account and connect to your World of Hyatt account
- 2: Start earning points
- Earn World of Hyatt Bonus Points by logging into your Peloton account before you work out on Peloton equipment at participating Hyatt properties.
- 3: Redeem for rewards
- Redeem your points for rewards like free nights and room upgrades to travel experiences and spa treatments. Learn more
Get up to 1,000 World of Hyatt Bonus Points per month
The Fine Print:
- Work out for 20 minutes or more on Peloton equipment at participating Hyatt properties and earn 100 World of Hyatt Bonus Points each time. Maximum of 10 qualifying workouts per month.
- Workouts must be done on Peloton equipment at participating Hyatt properties. Only cycling, Bike Bootcamp, rowing, and Row Bootcamp classes qualify to earn points.
- Hyatt Bonus Points do not count towards earning tier status and benefits in the World of Hyatt program but are redeemable.
Why You Should Do This
While this wouldn’t be the only reason for you to choose to stay at a Hyatt, this is a nice perk if you were going to work out during that stay. Or if you are like me, this helps serve as motivation to work out and I need all the help I can get there. Nothing like the allure of quick, easy points with a serving of endorphins from working out =)
Remember that Hyatt still uses a published, fixed rate chart for award stays with reasonable redemptions and that one night at a Category 1 Hotel-Off Peak is only 3,500 points…see why I am always talking about how loyalty can pay off?
Does anyone else work out so much harder when doing a group class than on their own? Even when it’s digital like Peloton?
