Earn 2,000 HHonors Points per Night With Hilton's Latest Promo
Update: Some offers mentioned below are no longer available. View the current offers here – Hilton Honors Surpass Card from American Express
Update 2/1/17: You can click here to register for this promotion.
Beginning February 1, 2017, you'll be eligible to earn 2,000 bonus Hilton Honors points per night for every stay at more than 4,700 hotels around the world. This latest promotion from Hilton is a quick and easy way to earn some bonus points on your next stay.
The promotion runs from February 1 through April 30, 2017, so your stay(s) must be completed during that time. You'll earn 2,000 points for each night of each stay, and there's no minimum stay requirement or a cap on how many points you can earn. Note that you must register for the promotion in order to take advantage, however, the promotion page is not yet active on Hilton's website. Stay tuned to TPG, and we'll be sure to let you know when it's active so you can register.
This is a pretty simple promotion, and there are few limiting terms. Award stays on their own are not eligible for the promotion, but if you have eligible incidental folio charges that come up during your award stay, you'll then be able to earn the 2,000 bonus points per night. In addition, existing reservations do count toward the promotion as long as the stay falls between February 1 and April 30, 2017, and you register prior to checkout.
Compared to Hilton's current promotion, this 2,000 bonus points offer could give you even more value. For every night you stay at an eligible property, you'll get the 2,000 Honors points, which are worth $10 based on TPG's most recent valuations. When stacked with the regular earning and any bonus earning for elite status, credit card used and more, you could really make out here. For example, say you book a two-night stay at the Hilton Stockholm Slussen, which costs $155 per night. The base earning on that stay would earn you 3,100 Honors points plus 4,000 bonus points with this promotion. In all (aside from any other bonuses), you'd earn 7,100 points — worth about $36.
If you're interested in earning more Honors points with this promotion (no longer available) — or just more points in general — consider signing up for the Hilton Honors Surpass Card from American Express. It comes with a sign-up bonus of 75,000 points after you spend $3,000 in the first three months. You'll get automatic Gold status with the card, and you'll earn 12x points on Hilton charges.
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Terms & restrictions apply. See rates & fees.
| 1X | Choose to earn up to 1X points on rent and mortgage payments with no transaction fee |
| 2X | Earn 2X points + the option to earn 4% back in Bilt Cash on everyday purchases |
Pros
- Choice to earn up to 1 Bilt Point per dollar spent on rent and mortgage payments
- Elevated everyday earnings with both Bilt Points and the option to earn Bilt Cash
- $400 Bilt Travel Portal hotel credit per year (up to $200 biannually)
- $200 Bilt Cash annually
- Priority Pass membership
- No foreign transaction fees
Cons
- Moderate annual fee
- Designed primarily for members seeking a premium, all-in-one card
- Earn points on housing with no transaction fee
- Choose to earn 4% back in Bilt Cash on everyday spend. Use Bilt Cash to unlock point earnings on rent and mortgage payments with no transaction fee, up to 1X.
- 2X points on everyday spend
- $400 Bilt Travel Hotel credit. Applied twice a year, as $200 statement credits, for qualifying Bilt Travel Portal hotel bookings.
- $200 Bilt Cash (awarded annually). At the end of each calendar year, any Bilt Cash balance over $100 will expire.
- Welcome bonus (subject to approval): 50,000 Bilt Points + Gold Status after spending $4,000 on everyday purchases in the first 90 days + $300 of Bilt Cash.
- Priority Pass ($469/year value). See Guide to Benefits.
- Bilt Point redemptions include airlines, hotels, future rent and mortgage payments, Lyft rides, statement credits, student loan balances, a down payment on a home, and more.