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Bilt Rewards ( I’m an advisor and investor ) has added Hilton Honors as a 1:1 transfer partner making it the only transferrable points program that has the “Big 4:” Hyatt, Marriott, IHG, and now Hilton as transfer partners. This is great news, and I always advocate for more redemption options; however, I’d have hoped for a better transfer ratio given how valuable Bilt Rewards are compared to Hilton.
Personally, I value Bilt Rewards at 2 cents and Hilton Honors at 1/2 a penny ( you can see my full point valuations here ) so I wouldn’t advise transferring points at a 1:1 ratio, but perhaps in the future we will see Hilton as a Bilt Rewards Rent Day partner with some massive bonuses ( and under certain circumstances it could make sense – think Maldives, Bora Bora, Waldorf Cabo, Zemi Beach House, etc where nights can be $1k+ and you could get multiple cents per point in value ).
American Express is the only other transferrable program point program with Hilton as a partner and their ratio is 1:2
To start off this partnership, through 6/8/24 if you transfer a minimum of 1000 Bilt Points to Hilton Honors you’ll get 1000 Hilton Honors bonus.
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