Hyatt partners with The Venetian Resort Las Vegas for loyalty program

The program includes restaurants owned by The Venetian Resort such as Bouchon by Thomas Keller and Cut by Wolfgang Puck. However, certain venues like Tao nightclub are excluded from the program's benefits.

Despite these perks, there are some limitations. Complimentary bottled water, guaranteed availability, free parking, club lounge access, waived resort fees, destination or facility fees, and Guest of Honor privileges are not included in the program for elite members.

Laurie Blair from Hyatt expressed enthusiasm about the partnership: "This is just such a great partnership and match for our expansion and presence in Vegas," adding that it would be beneficial for World of Hyatt members.

While this collaboration is advantageous for Hyatt's loyalty program participants following the end of its strategic relationship with MGM Resorts in 2023, it does not currently extend similar benefits to members of The Venetian's own loyalty program, Venetian Rewards.

The announcement coincides with a $1.5 billion reinvestment into The Venetian Resort property including updates to its all-suite rooms and convention center. The Sphere at The Venetian has also opened as a technologically advanced entertainment venue hosting major acts like U2.

To celebrate the partnership launch, World of Hyatt is auctioning a Find Experience package offering one member a VIP stay including a Luxury King Suite with views of the Sphere among other exclusive amenities. Bidding is open online until January 16.