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My Take

This is a great option if you’re trying to stay under 5/24 but still want to earn points with Hilton.

I love Hilton because when you book five nights on points, the fifth night is free on eligible award stays. Hilton has had devaluations over the past few years (just like other programs), but if you plan ahead and stay flexible with your dates, there’s still a lot of great value to be had.

Hilton free night certificates are also my favorite of any hotel brand because they’re uncapped. If there’s standard award space available, you can use them anywhere (including high-end properties), which is exactly why I love them. If you want to understand how free night certificates work and how to use them well, read my full guide here: Hilton Free Night Certificates Guide.

Benefit Highlights

  • 12X at Hilton properties: Earn 12X Hilton Honors Bonus Points per dollar on eligible Hilton purchases.
  • 5X on other eligible purchases: Earn 5X on the first $100,000 in eligible purchases per calendar year, then 3X thereafter.
  • Up to $240 Hilton credit: Receive up to $60 per quarter in statement credits on eligible Hilton purchases.
  • Complimentary Hilton Honors™ Gold Status: Includes 80% bonus points on stays and 5th night free on award bookings.
  • Opportunity to earn Diamond Status: Spend $40,000 in a calendar year to earn Diamond through the end of the next calendar year.
  • Complimentary National Emerald Club Executive Status: Enrollment required.
  • No foreign transaction fees.
  • Business card advantage: Typically does not count toward 5/24.
Enrollment may be required for select benefits. Terms apply.
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