Secrets Impression Moxché: Amazing Use Of Hyatt Points

One of the best uses of World of Hyatt points at the moment is an all-inclusive resort in Mexico.

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The acquisition of Apple Leisure Group by Hyatt included contracts for the brand's 100 properties. A lot of people are excited about Hyatt adding a bunch of all-inclusive properties to its portfolio.

One property in Mexico that I am interested in is an all-inclusive. Secrets Impression Moxché is open for adults in Playa del Carmen. It is possible that it is an amazing use of points.

A free night redemption costs 21,000-29,000 points per night, depending on whether the property is off-peak, standard, or peak.

This may be the most expensive all-inclusive property in Hyatt's portfolio. The hotel is bookable for 25,000 World of Hyatt points when the cash rate is $1,916.

The property is available for 21,000 World of Hyatt points per night during off-peak times.

World of Hyatt points are 1.5 cents each, so suffice it to say that this is an incredible use of points. You can instantly transfer over points with World of Hyatt being a transfer partner with Chase Ultimate rewards.

If you want to book a stay here at these points rates, you need to act fast. Hyatts often have low categories when they first open, and then the categories go up pretty quickly.

Based on the points cost and cash cost, I think that will be the case here. The less premium part of the property charges the same amount of points.

Is Secrets Impression Moxché worth a visit?

The redemption value here is amazing in terms of comparing the points cost to the cash cost. It's possible to get over five cents of value per World of Hyatt point.

It doesn't mean that it's worth taking advantage of just because it's a good value. If you like the idea of an all-inclusive vacation, then you should book this now.

What about everyone else? I like to travel to Mexico for the food, friendly people, and beautiful landscape, but I don't like all-inclusives and the Cancun area isn't my favorite.

The property looks like it could be solid, so I am tempted by it. The number of nonstop flights from the U.S. to Mexico makes it easy to visit for a long weekend. There are a few things to keep in mind.

• The 198-room Secrets Impression Moxché is essentially a premium hotel within a hotel, as it’s located within the Secrets Moxché Playa del Carmen complex, which has a further 485 rooms
• Stays at Secrets Impression Moxché include unlimited dining, drinks (including top-shelf spirits), 24-hour room service, daily refreshed minibars, daily housekeeping, plenty of daytime activities, theme parties, and live nightly entertainment
• Secrets Impression Moxchén guests receive all kinds of upgraded amenities and services over those staying in the other part of the property, including a dedicated beach area, a rooftop pool and bar, and more
• The resort has 14 dining concepts, with cuisine from all over the world
• The standard room is the 947 square foot Signature Suite Tropical View, featuring a living area and an outdoor hot tub
• While you’ll want to check the cancelation policy for your exact dates, it appears that the hotel allows cancelations up to four days before arrival for a fee of $50 (that’s right, you can’t cancel for free, even in advance), and then within three days you’ll be charged a penalty of two nights

The Hyatt website has a lot of information, but the resort website has a lot more.

Bottom line

The Secrets Impression Moxché in Playa del Carmen is now part of the World of Hyatt. When cash rates are consistently $1,000-2,000, Hyatt points are an amazing use of them.

If this interests anyone, I would recommend booking as soon as possible.

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