Save up to 25% on Select Bookings With Hilton’s Latest Flash Sale
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Every so often, Hilton offers its Honors members a flash sale to take advantage of discounted rates at some of its properties around the world. Through March 27, 2017, you can book weekend stays in Europe, the Middle East and Africa for up to 25% off. Weekend stays booked during this sale must be completed between March 24 and August 27, 2017.
As with other Hilton flash sales, stays must be prepaid and the rates are nonrefundable. To increase your earnings, you can pair this sale with Hilton’s 2k Every Day offer, which allows you to earn 2,000 bonus Honors points per night for every stay. For many of the examples we found, flash sale discounts were upward of the full 25%.
Here are some examples of what you can book:
Hilton Glasgow
You can stay at the Hilton Glasgow for £104 (~$129; 25% off the flex rate) per night including taxes when you book as part of this sale. This sample rate is for a one-night stay in May — a great price during the peak travel season to Europe. If you don’t book as part of this sale, you can book with the Honors discount for £132 (~$164; 5% off the flex rate) per night including taxes, or the flex rate itself for £139 (~$182) per night including taxes.
The Hilton Glasgow is also available to book by using Hilton’s new Pay with Points option, which costs 31,000 points to cover the stay.
Hilton Molino Stucky Venice
This Hilton Molino Stucky Venice is offering 25% discounts on many weekend nights throughout the summer. For this sample one-night stay in May, you can pay 244 € (~$262; 25% off the flex rate) per night including taxes with the flash sale. The Honors discount goes for 308 € (~$331; 5% off the flex rate) per night including taxes, and the flex rate is 324 € (~$348) per night including taxes.
The Hilton Molino Stucky Venice is also available on the same dates by using Pay with Points, which costs 83,000 points to cover the stay.
Conrad Dubai
You can stay at the Conrad Dubai for AED 911 (~$248; 25% off the flex rate) per night including taxes when you book as part of this sale. The sample rate is for a one-night weekend stay in Dubai. If you don’t book as part of the sale and instead opt for the Honors discount for AED 1,149 (~313; 5% off the flex rate) per night including taxes, or with the flex rate itself for AED 1,208 (~$329) per night including taxes.
The Conrad Dubai could also be booked by Pay with Points on this date for 68,000 points to cover the stay.
Hilton Paris Opera
On weekends during this flash sale, you can book a room for 254 € (~$273; 16% off the flex rate) per night including taxes for this one-night stay in July. The sample rate for this one-night weekend stay at the Honors discount rate is 287 € (~$309; 5% off the flex rate) per night including taxes, and the flexible rate itself is 301 € (~$324) per night including taxes.
The Hilton Paris Opera could also be booked on this date for 90,000 Hilton Honors points to cover the whole stay.
Bottom Line
If you’ve been thinking about booking a trip to the Middle East, Africa or Europe, this flash sale from Hilton could be worth looking into. This sale could be especially useful if you take advantage of the 2k Every Day promotion so you can earn 2,000 bonus points on every night.
If you’re looking to stay a little closer to home, Hilton is also offering a flash sale for domestic stays — up to 20% off on select April and May weekends — but it is much more limited. However, if you’re able to find something with that sale, you could be getting a nice discount.
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