Ownership Cost Comparison - An Interactive Spreadsheet [excel; 68KB]

When you purchase a Hyatt property, the unit is assigned a number of Club Points.  The number of points is based on the Size of the your unit and the "demand" for the Season of the week you own.  The demand for a particular week differs among the various HRC Resorts.  For example, weeks which include a major holiday are in high demand and therefore have a high point value. The highest point value "season week" is Diamond (2200 points for a 2 bedroom unit).

A chart showing the number of points required for all the seasons (i.e. Diamond, Platinum, Gold, etc.) for each week at each HRC resort. A separate chart shows the point value of different sizes of units for each season week.

Instructions on how to make a reservation.

• Diagram of HRRP, CUP & LCUP (Click here for 2013)
  
• Diagram of HRRP, CUP & LCUP (Click here for 2014)
  

• Diamond and Platinum season week owners now have the ability to convert their full Hyatt Residence Club Fixed Week into Gold Passport points every calendar year.
  
• Conversions will be accepted on a first come, first served basis (limitations apply)
  

• Purchasing a Hyatt Unit - How Many Points are Needed?
  
• Maximizing Use of Points - Reserving Higher Point Weeks
  
• HRPP and CUP Reservation Windows - What's the Difference?
  
• Full Week, Weekend or Midweek Requests - Is there a Difference in Priority?
  
• Timeline to Get into Hyatt System - How long does it take from purchase to be able to reserve units?   Click HERE to download a Spring 2008 Case Study [pdf; 27KB]
• Payment of Multiple Interval Fees - Why Pay an Interval Fee for each Hyatt Unit Owned?
  
• Return Points from Interval Back to HRC Account- Can the points be returned if not satisfied with options for Interval usage?
  
• What Does the Future Look Like?- There is no doubt that Hyatt is done with the 52 week timeshare concept - they are definitely moving to fractional and whole ownership properties!
  

• Right of First Refusal
  
• Transfer of Ownership - Existing Reservations
  
• Complete Club Rules (v. 6/2007)
  

Deeded or Right to Use

• Key West Selected Units - Feb. 2008
  
• Other HRC Resorts - Nov. 2007
  

• Sale/ROFR Data Report
  
• Database Listing of Transactions (by Resort)
  
• Typical Timeshare Resale Contract (MS Word Document)
  

• Hyatt Vacation Ownership, Inc. (HVOI), based in St. Petersburg, FL, is in charge of the Hyatt Residence Club timeshare and fractional residential product
  
• HVOI is owned by Chicago based Hyatt Hotels Corporation a subsidiary of Global Hyatt Corporation

Hyatt announced plans to DOUBLE the number of Club Resorts to a total of 26 properties.