Do Hilton Honors points expire?

Hilton Honors points don't expire unless your account is inactive for more than 24 months.This means that you need to earn, redeem, or transfer points at least once every 2 years to avoid losing any hard-earned points.

How many Hilton Honors points can I buy during the current buy points promotion?

During the current Hilton Honors buy points promotion, you can purchase up to 240,000 points. With the 100% bonus, this gives you 480,000 Hilton Honors points for $2,400 USD.

When does the current buy Hilton Honors points promotion end?

The current buy Hilton Honors points promotion ends on March 14, 2026, so be sure to make your purchase before the bonus offer expires.

How do I join the Hilton Honors program?

Joining the Hilton Honors program is incredibly easy. Simply go to the Hilton Honors website, click "Join," and provide some basic information.

Which credit cards earn Hilton Honors points?

The following credit cards earn Hilton Honors points on all purchases:- Hilton Honors American Express Card; - Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card; - Hilton Honors American Express Surpass® Card; - Hilton Honors Business Card;

How many points do I need to redeem for a free night at a Hilton property?

The number of points you need to redeem for a free night a Hilton property will vary greatly depending on which property you select.In general, Hilton Honors redemptions typically range from 10,000 points all the way up to 250,000 points per night. These rates are a reflection on a devaluation that the loyalty program experienced in the latter half of 2025 which has made the award rates notably higher than what they once were.Additionally, you may see nightly award rates priced beyond 250,000 points. For the most part, these elevated redemption prices are because there are no more standard room awards remaining and the property is now offering premium room redemptions for a higher rate (and often reflecting a lower value).

Erin Partridge

Erin Partridge enjoys travelling slowly and taking her time to get to know each new place.  She’s had the opportunity to live in Canada and South Korea, with shorter stints in Vietnam, Malaysia, Mexico, Spain, and more.

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