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As I continue to enjoy racking up Hilton Honors Points through my portfolio of cards, this is another great way to boost your points bank! Hilton is doing a 100% bonus on the points you buy until December 18th.

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Hilton Honors Points 100% Bonus

I currently value Hilton Honors Points at 6/10 of a cent per point (.006). You are able to purchase up to 80,000 points, which will earn you an extra80,000 on top, for $800 USD. This leaves you a value of 1/2 a cent per point (.005), which is a bit under my value. It is up to you to decide how much they are worth. But the real value is how you use them!

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My family just stayed 5 nights at the Homewood Suites Orlando International Drive for only 140,000 Hilton points, and got a free upgrade to a 2 bedroom suite. Those rooms were going for nearly $250 / night, which means that we got nearly 1 cent per point value!

While I’m generally against buying points speculatively, if you need some points for your next redemption, it could be worth topping up your account or if you have a specific redemption in mind

(SEE ALSO: When is buying miles worth it?  Only in these 3 instances)

However, I recommend applying for a Hilton Honors American Express Card to complement your points purchase (see below). With this, you will be well on your way to a beautiful award stay!

Getting more Hilton points

Generally I am more of a fan of using credit card welcome offers to get points instead of buying points. Right now several of the Hilton American Express cards have increased welcome offers.

(SEE ALSO: Taking a Closer Look at the New Hilton Cards from American Express)Hilton Surpass American Express 125k offer)

Compare the new AmEx Hilton cards here

  • Hilton Honors Card from American Express – 75,000 Hilton points after spending $1000 in the first 3 months. No annual fee.  Learn more about this card by clicking here
  • Hilton Honors Ascend Card from American Express – 125,000 Hilton points after spending $3000 in the first 3 months. $95 annual fee.  A free weekend night after spending $15,000 on the card. 10 free Priority Pass lounge visits. Learn more about this card by clicking here
  • The Hilton Honors American Express Business Card – This is the one (currently) with the big Hilton 125,000 point welcome offer.  125,000 Hilton points after spending $3000 in the first 3 months. You also get top tier Diamond status by spending $40,000 on the card in a year and the possibility of 2 free weekend nights with spend. This is a business card, though you may have a business even if you don’t really think you do.  Learn more about this card by clicking here.
  • Hilton Honors Aspire Card from American Express -150,000 Hilton points after spending $4000 in the first 3 months. $450 annual fee but plenty of benefits  Learn more about this card by clicking here (not an affiliate link)

KEY LINK: Hilton 100% bonus on purchasing points you buy until February 26th.

Will you buy Hilton points with a 100% bonus?

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