Generally, no, you do not earn World of Hyatt base points or receive elite status benefits (like room upgrades or free breakfast) when you book a Hyatt stay through a third-party portal like Capital One Travel. Hyatt, like most major hotel chains, considers these "third-party bookings" rather than "direct bookings." While you will earn Capital One miles on the purchase (often 5x or 10x per dollar depending on your card), the stay will not count as a "Qualifying Night" toward Hyatt elite status. However, there is a high-fidelity "pro-tip" for 2026 travelers: you will earn Hyatt points on any incidental charges you settle directly with the hotel during your stay, such as dining at the restaurant, spa services, or bar bills, provided you provide your World of Hyatt number at check-in. If your primary goal is to earn high-fidelity status nights and the 5x Hyatt base points, it is a high-fidelity requirement to book directly through Hyatt.com or the Hyatt app rather than through the credit card's travel portal.