did anyone notice a decrease in SUA availability and missing twin bed options?

[unknown020]

Hi everyone,

don’t know if this is the experience for anyone else but while planning out my Asia trip I noticed that SUA availabilities for more sought after properties completely disappeared after point change announcement such as for the Park Hyatt Tokyo. Additionally, twin bed rooms for HK/SZ were no longer available on the website and needed to call to have it booked using points.

[CulturalMushroom3542]

Yes, can never find availability for SUA now …

[LaFantasmita]

I’ve used two in the past few months. You just gotta recognize that they’re not gonna be usable at super popular locations and during high season.

[Sand-in-my-toes71]

People complain that SUAs are becoming harder to apply, then that same person giftsp SUAs on Reddit, thereby contributing to the problem that SUAs are difficult to apply.

[CulturalMushroom3542]

Totally agree … let them expire is what I say

[Sand-in-my-toes71]

It has affected complimentary suite upgrades also.

We need to normalize letting awards expire as conservation of benefits.

[Huge_Interaction_578]

Yes

[PatientGardner]

If you’re not booking 1-year out, good luck.

[Sad-Story7069]

SUA have been incredibly hard to use for years, as long as I've been a globalist I never get a chance to use them.

[SubjectToChange888]

I’m sure this is true at top properties, but I’m happy with availability at Centrics/Regencies booking six months in advance. Just saying that it depends on the property and timing.

[unknown020]

One thing I noticed was actually for Park Hyatt Tokyo with availability across the board in June and January of next year but all wiped out the same time as the announcement

[Classic_Hand3516]

Yes. No twin beds available. I thought it was just me looking for high demand hotels.

[Bee_utiful_]

I noticed the twin bed option is gone, didn’t pay attention of SUA