Luxe Deals From Travel & Leisure

Hyatts at 21 percent off
A few weeks back, Hyatt Hotels had a special sale offering 21 percent off the best available rate for bookings made by November 5. Now Hyatt has revived that promotion; in North America, the 21%-off deal applies for bookings made from December 1 to December 12, good for stays through February 1. For the U.S., Caribbean and Canada, it’s valid at Hyatt brands including Grand Hyatt, Hyatt Regency, Hyatt Place, and Hyatt Summerfield Suites - but not Park Hyatts (except the one in Beaver Creek, Colo.). Elsewhere in the world, it’s good at Park Hyatt, Hyatt Regency, and Grand Hyatt hotels with a seven-day advance booking, also for stays through February 1. The deal requires full, non-refundable prepayment at the time of booking.

Suite upgrade for $25 or 25 percent discount at Omni Hotels
Need a weekend getaway for some holiday shopping? Omni Hotels, which has 43 upscale properties around North America, will give you a 25% discount off its usual leisure rates, or an upgrade to a suite for $25 a night, if you stay at least two nights over a weekend from now through January 4. Rates vary based on hotel selection and dates of stay, but they start at $139 a night, double; the offer requires non-refundable prepayment. Ask for the “Sugar and Spice” special. (For New Year’s Eve, Omni properties have a “French Kiss” plan starting at $339 that includes an overnight stay, dinner for two, a bottle of champagne, breakfast in bed, and late checkout.)

Transcontinental first-class seats from $656
United Airlines is having a late-year sale on first- and business-class travel for coast-to-coast flights. The fares require a 10-day advance purchase, a two-night or Saturday night minimum stay, and they are non-refundable and can’t be changed. They’re not good for travel December 2-16, and all travel must be finished by January 2. The fares are for business class travel between JFK and Los Angeles or San Francisco, or Washington Dulles and LAX or SFO, and for first class in other markets. Sample one-way fares include $656 between Baltimore and Los Angeles, $719 between Newark and Los Angeles, $769 from Washington, D.C. to LAX, and $769 between Washington, D.C. and Seattle.