frontpageserra | Staff posted Sep 30, 2025 06:40 PM
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frontpageserra | Staff posted Sep 30, 2025 06:40 PM
Hilton Honors: Every Qualifying Hotel/Resort Stay Through December 31, 2025
(Registration Required)Earn 1500 Bonus Points
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For comparison, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card returns about 1 CPP (cent per point). Hilton points were valued at half that, .5 CPP, but because the number of points redeemed fluctuates based on demand, the value can drop to less than .2 CPP.
I like Hilton hotels and stay with them over 100 nights out of the year. But they've absolutely destroyed their points system and it's not worth pursuing IMO. The 1,500 points mentioned in this 'deal' is worth $7.50 at best, but likely half of that. You're much better off getting a travel credit card and earning points by booking through the card's portal rather than booking directly with Hilton.
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For comparison, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card returns about 1 CPP (cent per point). Hilton points were valued at half that, .5 CPP, but because the number of points redeemed fluctuates based on demand, the value can drop to less than .2 CPP.
I like Hilton hotels and stay with them over 100 nights out of the year. But they've absolutely destroyed their points system and it's not worth pursuing IMO. The 1,500 points mentioned in this 'deal' is worth $7.50 at best, but likely half of that. You're much better off getting a travel credit card and earning points by booking through the card's portal rather than booking directly with Hilton.
For comparison, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card returns about 1 CCP (cent per point). Hilton points were valued at half that, .5 CCP, but because the number of points redeemed fluctuates based on demand, the value can drop to less than .2 CCP.
I like Hilton hotels and stay with them over 100 nights out of the year. But they've absolutely destroyed their points system and it's not worth pursuing IMO. The 1,500 points mentioned in this 'deal' is worth $7.50 at best, but likely half of that. You're much better off getting a travel credit card and earning points by booking through the card's portal rather than booking directly with Hilton.
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They just never were good compared to their competitors anyway. But yes, shittier now.
For comparison, the Chase Sapphire Reserve card returns about 1 CCP (cent per point). Hilton points were valued at half that, .5 CCP, but because the number of points redeemed fluctuates based on demand, the value can drop to less than .2 CCP.
I like Hilton hotels and stay with them over 100 nights out of the year. But they've absolutely destroyed their points system and it's not worth pursuing IMO. The 1,500 points mentioned in this 'deal' is worth $7.50 at best, but likely half of that. You're much better off getting a travel credit card and earning points by booking through the card's portal rather than booking directly with Hilton.
Hilton overseas does a much better job of recognizing Diamonds which would be great if I got over there more than once ever year or two.
... If a member starts a stay in the middle of the promotion period and check-out after December 31, 2025 a member will not receive the bonus."
I used to be one to only redeem for good values, but that has been a bad strategy because a devaluation just hits you and suddenly those prior bookings would have been a good value.
I think earn & burn is best strategy as long as it's not a completely ridiculous redemption.
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