Hyatt is offering 3,000 AAdvantage miles per Hyatt hotel stay from May 3 – July 5, for up to five stays at any Hyatt worldwide. Complete five stays by July 5 and you will receive an additional 10,000 miles bonus.

Call 1-800-228-3360 to register for this promotion using promotion code AA25K.

Hyatt stays normally earn 500 miles per stay. You must set your Hyatt Gold Passport earning preference for AAdvantage miles.

This offer may be combined with Hyatt Gold Passport’s Big Welcome Back promotion (through June 30) for a free night at any Hyatt worldwide after two stays at any Hyatt Worldwide. This offer is combinable even if you choose to earn 5,000 points with every two Hyatt stays instead of free nights. [Thanks to MommaAfrica - see comments - for pointing out my initial post error. Earning both miles and points for the same hotel stay had previously been quite rare aside from Hilton, but over the past year Hyatt and Starwood increasingly allow miles and points promotions to be combined.]

You can also enjoy instant Hyatt Gold Passport Platinum elite status with this trial membership offer. Stay 5 nights within 180 days of enrollment and your Platinum status will be extended through February 2012. There is also a fast-track option to Diamond elite status after 15 nights within 180 days of promotion enrollment. Diamond elite status will be valid through February 2012.

Do not fret if Hyatt is not your preferred hotel loyalty program.

Best Western – 2,000 AAdvantage miles with three stays.

Hilton HHonors – Earn 1,250 AAdvantage bonus miles with a four night stay through June 30.

Hilton Hotels in Hawaii – Earn 5,000 bonus miles for stays of four nights or longer in Hawaii by May 31.

Earn 4x AAdvantage miles when you join Priority Club Rewards and stay by May 14.

Radisson Hotels – Earn 5,000 AAdvantage bonus miles and get a sixth night free with a five night stay at a Radisson Hotel in the Caribbean by June 15.

Starwood Preferred Guest – Earn 1,000 AAdvantage bonus miles for every stay with Sheraton Hotels in North America (US, Canada, and Caribbean) through July 31. No limit. This offer may be combined with the stay three earn a free weekend night.

Wyndham Rewards – up to 13,500 miles for stays by September 30. Wyndham and Hawthorn Suites stays earn 500 miles per stay and 3,000 bonus miles after three stays. Wingate earns 2 miles per $1. Bonus may be earned three times. (3 stays = 3,000 bonus miles. 9 stays = 9,000 miles +4,500 miles at normal rate of 500 miles per stay = 13,500 miles after 9 stays.)

Marriott Rewards – No AAdvantage miles after June 30 according to a widely distributed American Airlines AAdvantage email sent out last week.

“We would like to provide you with an important update to the American Airlines AAdvantage® program. Effective July 1, 2010, the Marriott Rewards program will no longer offer AAdvantage miles for stays at Marriott hotels.
All qualifying stays at participating properties completed by June 30, 2010 will be eligible to earn AAdvantage miles. It is also important to note the final date to convert your Marriott Rewards points to AAdvantage miles will be June 30, 2010.
As an AAdvantage member you have access to an extensive network of hotels where you can earn AAdvantage miles, including 60 brands in over 100 countries. For a limited time, visit the AAdvantage® ConnectionsSM Web site for a list of our special hotel offers.
We appreciate your loyalty to American Airlines and the AAdvantage program.”

Looks like American Airlines is sending a message to Marriott with all the hotel bonus offers available for hotel stays at other chains over the next two months.

Marriott Rewards announced two months ago the benefit of free internet for Gold and Platinum elites would start May 7 in the full-service hotel brands of Marriott, J.W. Marriott, Renaissance, and the Autograph Collection hotels in the US and Canada. But Hawaii hotels were excluded in the initial announcement offer.

After two months of member feedback, Marriott management announced last Friday that the new benefit will be expanded to cover hotels across the entire Americas region. That means Hawaii, Caribbean, Mexico, Central, and South America will offer free internet to Gold and Platinum elites. This is an expansion of free internet to nearly 500 hotels in the Americas.

Marriott Rewards Free Internet link with Frequently Asked Questions

Free internet is already available to all Marriott Rewards members at Courtyard, Fairfield, SpringHill Suites, Residence Inn, and TownePlace Suites in the US and Canada.

In adition to complimentary internet access, free local calling will be available to Gold and Platinum elites when staying in the US and Canada. Unlimited domestic long distance calling will also be available for a flat fee.

Now if Marriott Rewards would just make elite a little more accessible to the masses. Gold elite requires 50 nights in a calendar year and Platinum elite requires 75 nights.

Marriott Rewards high elite status is quite a hurdle for most travelers. 75 nights is potentially sufficient to earn top elite status in all four programs of Hyatt, Hilton, IHG, and Starwood combined with all their fast-track elite offers and multiple ways to reach elite. I would expect Marriott Rewards to offer more perks to their high elites considering the high qualification requirements for Gold and Platinum members.