Chase World of Hyatt
The Chase World of Hyatt from Chase has a $95 annual fee. At $2,650 a month of typical household spending it pays about $557 a year after fees, $79 less than the Citi Double Cash, a flat 2% card.
Terms checked October 26, 2026. Net values use the spending mix of 1,229 U.S. households in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Expenditure Interview Survey. This is an estimate, not financial advice.
What does the Chase World of Hyatt earn?
4x Hyatt hotels; 2x dining; 2x transit; 2x airline tickets bought directly from airlines (matched by airline name); 1x on everything else.
Not counted in the numbers on this page:
- 2x on fitness club and gym memberships (no category)
- Hyatt member base points (up to 5x) are earned from Hyatt, not the card
How much would it pay you a year?
This is the card's rewards minus its annual fee, at three spending levels, with spending split the way the survey households split theirs. Statement credits and sign-up bonuses are left out.
| Spending a month | Chase World of Hyatt | Citi Double Cash (2%) |
|---|---|---|
| $1,500 | $274 | $360 |
| $2,650 (the survey median) | $557 | $636 |
| $5,000 | $1,135 | $1,200 |
The mix is 30% everything else, 25% groceries, 16% phone and utilities, 13% dining, and smaller shares elsewhere. Your own split decides the real answer: add your statements to work it out on what you actually spent.
How did it do for real households?
We ran each of the 1,229 households in the 2024 survey through every card, on 12 straight months of their own spending. It was never the best of the 53 cards for any household, and paid more than the Citi Double Cash, a flat 2% card, for 10%. For the median household it paid $90 a year less than the flat 2% card.
The survey records spending categories but not merchants, so merchant bonuses and statement credits never count there, which favors flat cards. How we ran the household test.
Fees and sign-up bonus
- Annual fee: $95.
- Foreign transaction fee: none.
- Sign-up bonus: 30,000 points ($540 at 1.8¢ a point) after $3,000 of spending in 3 months. Offers change and can differ by applicant, so check the issuer's page.
Other benefits
- Annual free night, Category 1-4: issued after cardmember anniversary
- Second free night after $15,000 spend: Category 1-4, each calendar year
- Discoverist status: while account is open
- Tier-qualifying night credits: 5 on opening and each January, plus 2 per $5,000 spent
- DashPass membership: 12 months complimentary
- DoorDash non-restaurant discount: $10 a quarter
Cards that pay about the same
At $2,650 a month, these pay closest to the Chase World of Hyatt:
- U.S. Bank Altitude Connect: $560 a year
- Capital One Savor: $569 a year
- U.S. Bank Altitude Go: $545 a year
- Chase Freedom Unlimited: $544 a year
See what it would have paid you
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PointMaxx runs a year of your own card statements against 53 U.S. cards, after annual fees, caps and the credits you'd really use. No statements on hand? The quick estimate asks seven questions instead.
Sources
- creditcards.chase.com/travel-credit-cards/world-of-hyatt-credit-card
- thepointsguy.com/news/world-of-hyatt-credit-cards-current-offers/
- nerdwallet.com/credit-cards/reviews/world-of-hyatt
- Household spending: BLS Consumer Expenditure Surveys public-use microdata, 2024 Interview Survey.
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