Hilton Honors does an amazing job with its global promotions. The program has just launched its newest offer, which is valid for stays through the end of the year. Let’s take a look at the details, which I’d consider to be quite lucrative.
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Hilton Honors’ fall 2023 promotion
Hilton Honors’ current global promotion is called Multiply Your Points, and with this offer members are able to earn triple points in select cities (full list of triple points properties here), and double points on all other stays.
There are some more details to be aware of:
- The promotion is valid for stays between September 6 and December 31, 2023 (you must check-out by December 31 to be eligible)
- Registration is required prior to your first eligible stay, though it’s fine if you booked prior to registration
- There’s no limit to how many bonus points you can earn, you start earning rewards with the first stay, and there’s no minimum stay required
- It can take up to six to eight weeks for bonus points to post, though they’ll typically post much faster than that
- Award stays are eligible (though only incidental spending would earn you bonus points)
- You can find promotion FAQs here
How generous is Hilton Honors’ promotion?
How generous is this Hilton Honors global promotions? For context, personally I value Hilton Honors points at 0.5 cents each. Under normal circumstances:
- Hilton Honors members ordinarily earn 10x Honors points per dollar spent at most brands
- Hilton Honors Gold members get an 80% points bonus, and Hilton Honors Diamond members get a 100% points bonus
On top of that, you can maximize your Hilton Honors points earned from hotel stays by paying with a co-branded Hilton American Express card. These cards earn points at the following rates at Hilton properties:
- Hilton Honors American Express Card (review) – 7x points per dollar
- Hilton Honors American Express Surpass® Card (review) – 12x points per dollar
- Hilton Honors American Express Business Card (review) – 12x points per dollar
- Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card (review) – 14x points per dollar
With the Multiply Your Points promotion, members earn either 10x bonus points or 20x bonus points on all of their spending. That’s potentially lucrative, and represents a 5-10% incremental return on Hilton spending. A Diamond member staying at a property eligible for triple points and paying with the Hilton Aspire Card could be earning 54x points per dollar spent, which is great.
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Bottom line
Hilton Honors has just launched its newest global promotion, offering either double or triple points on all stays, with no caps. This promotion is potentially very lucrative, so be sure you register.
Hilton Honors continues to have great points earning rates. Hilton Honors’ consistent promotions really are a selling point of the program, as there’s not another hotel group that’s as generous as Hilton in this regard.
What do you make of Hilton Honors’ new global promotion?
For maximum value, consider this:
Using the Conrad LA as an illustration, a 3-night stay booked through Impresario typically costs about $1100 (thanks to the 3rd night being free with Impresario).
Here's the points breakdown:
- Base: 10K points
- Hilton Promo 3X: 20K
- Double Hilton base points (Impresario booking): 10K
- Diamond status: 10K
That's a total of 50K points, equivalent to $250.
On-site benefits include:
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For maximum value, consider this:
Using the Conrad LA as an illustration, a 3-night stay booked through Impresario typically costs about $1100 (thanks to the 3rd night being free with Impresario).
Here's the points breakdown:
- Base: 10K points
- Hilton Promo 3X: 20K
- Double Hilton base points (Impresario booking): 10K
- Diamond status: 10K
That's a total of 50K points, equivalent to $250.
On-site benefits include:
- $60 daily breakfast credit (totaling $180)
- $50 daily status credit (totaling $150)
- $30 daily dining credit (due to the resort fee, totaling $90)
- $100 credit per stay with Impresario
That adds up to $520 in credits.
Therefore, you're receiving $770 in value for a $1100 stay. Quite a deal!
Just a heads-up, if you're interested in that rate, you can always reach out at [email protected]. Just here to help! :)
Yes, it would have been easier to class the properties by country. Still, looks very comprehensive.
Did this post get left off the early May to do list?
This post covers the existing promo and the new far more lucrative one.
The list of properties isn't the most user friendly thing, but at least it appears to be quite significant.
Let the good earning continue.