"I’ve never been asked at Hyatt but have at Marriott - specifically in Tel Aviv (which I was staying at as there were no Hyatts when I was there). You can also be working FOR a client whose company code you are using so it makes the idea of a company code and the verification rather meaningless."

"AAA (alt) Hyatt codes (17500 and 15985) are secondary AAA membership discount codes. AAA rates are publicly advertised membership discounts — not confidential employee benefits. FlyerTalk's dedicated 'AAA card – Do hotels check?' thread documents: 'One frequent traveler staying 1-3 hotels per week was asked for the AAA card at about 10-15% of hotels.' AAA membership cards are easy to carry and present. These alt codes share the same low-risk profile as the primary AAA Hyatt codes."

"HotelCorporateCodes.com rates Accenture NC95864 as "Rarely" for ID verification at Hyatt — the lowest risk tier for this brand. Milepro confirms: "Deloitte (20725) and Accenture (NC95864) work most consistently across Hyatt's portfolio." Consulting codes like Accenture are widely negotiated due to heavy corporate travel volume, making hotels less suspicious. One FlyerTalk user with 40+ Hyatt stays reported 50% overall ID check rate but used self-printed business cards successfully "100% of the time.""