In the Hilton world, there’s always something happening—new promotions, exciting partnerships, and hotels joining or leaving the brand. Here’s a short summary of the latest activities. Don’t miss out on anything!
Double Points Promotion on every stay
Between May 2 – September 2, 2024 you can earn double Hilton Honors base points at all Hilton properties. However, you have to register for the promotion by clicking on the image below and logging into your Hilton Honors account.
Earn 2,000 Bonus Points for Your Holiday in Türkiye
Are you planning to spend your summer holidays in Türkiye this year and intend to stay at Hilton hotels? Make sure to register by May 31st, 2024. You can earn 2,000 Bonus Points for every stay until August 31st, 2024. Also here a registration is mandatory.Click on the image below and log into your Hilton Honors account.
Hilton Honors Teams up with Bilt
Starting this month, you can transfer your Bilt Rewards Points directly into Hilton Honors Points at a 1:1 ratio—each Bilt Rewards Point converts to one Hilton Honors Point.
Actually, in our opinion, this exchange rate is rather weak compared to a 1:2 exchange ratio for AmEx membership reward points. Bilt announced that there might be promotions in the future, but it’s hard to predict, if those will be more relevant.
Which Hilton Hotels are leaving the brand?
The Biltmore Mayfair London, LXR Hotels & Resorts (London)
Habtoor Palace, LXR Hotels & Resorts (Dubai)
Conrad New York Midtown – will leave Hilton in June 2024
Which Hilton Hotels are joining the brand?
Conrad Orlando – opening in January 2024
Conrad Bahrain Financial Harbour – opening in February 2024
Conrad Chongqing – opening in June 2024
In addition to these three hotels, a long list of new and rebranded hotels have joined the Hilton portfolio this year. Hilton is also making an exciting expansion into five new markets: Paraguay, Nepal, Bermuda, Laos, and Timor-Leste. Stay tuned for our next post, where we will share more details about Hilton’s ambitious growth plans.
Latest Hilton Acquisitions
Hilton has acquired a majority controlling interest in Sydell Group (“Sydell”) to expand the NoMad Hotels, a luxury lifestyle hotel brand. Hilton has big plans for NoMad: from the currently existing hotel in London, they aim to expand to 100 properties in high-end markets around the world.
Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) left Hyatt’s network on May 15 and will now work in an exclusive partnership with Hilton. Soon, all Hilton customers will be able to book, earn, and redeem Points for stays at participating properties in the SLH community, which includes 571 luxury boutique hotels across 90 countries. These properties will also be bookable with similar benefits to the Impresario program.
