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Slew of Hilton rebates with Amex Offers

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Amex Offers for Hilton Stays

As I’m sure you’re aware, American Express and Hilton have a strong credit card partnership. Starting this time last year, I started to notice an increase in the number of targeted Amex Offers incentivizing Hilton hotel stays.

Many of these offers we’ve seen in the past and are back, and some are specifically targeting specific locations. If you’re a Hilton loyalist…these offers could be very rewarding for you.

Also, make sure you check each card that you have. Amex Offers tend to target in two ways: one in cash, the other with points. I’ve provided a mix of each below. Remember, you need to add these to the targeted card and pay with that card.

I’ve written A LOT of articles in the past about Amex Offers, and how this benefit alone can save you your annual fee and then some. These were all targeted on my American Express Platinum card which carries an annual fee is $550 ( Check this article out with our 10 reasons it’s easily worth the annual fee )

Make sure you check all of the specific details with each deal, but here’s a look at what I was targeted to receive.

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I’ve reviewed many Hilton properties in the past, but some of my favorites are:

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Welcome Offer

Earn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening

Annual Fee

$95

Points Earned

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We keep an up to date spreadsheet that lists the best ever offers: You can find that spreadsheet here.

Historically 80k is a very, very good offer and hit in both 2022 and 2023. In 2021, we saw the offer hit an all time high of 100k. Who knows if that will ever come back.

Main Cast: 

Cards that earn flexible points and should be used on the bulk of your purchases.

Supporting Cast:

Cards that earn fixed points in the currency of the airline/hotel and can not be transferred at attractive rates. These cards yield benefits that make it worth keeping, but not necessarily worth putting a lot of your everyday spend on. 

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® is exceptional starter card and offers transferrable Ultimate Rewards, and pairs well with other Chase cards.

If you carry this card alongside Chase’s cashback cards like the Chase Freedom Flex®  and Chase Freedom Unlimited® or the business versions: Ink Business Cash® , Ink Business Unlimited® you can combine the points into Preferred account and transfer into hotel and airline partners

Annual fee is quite low at $95 a year + you get a 10% anniversary bonus on points + $50 hotel credit in Chase travel.

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7 Comments

  • Bill n DC March 5, 2020

    I would prefer the MR points at DoubleTree but will ‘stack’ two offers of $40 back for $250 spend on my Green and Hubby’s EveryDay cads along with the $250 resort credit on my AmEx HH Aspire next week 🙂

  • Billy Bob March 5, 2019

    In most cases: USA only. I hardly ever stay in hotels in the USA — most of the time its Europe or Asia.
    Most of these are useless to me.

  • TT March 5, 2019

    In the details for the Conrad n Waldorf, it says “only in US and US territories”

    Anybody else see this?

    • Billy Bob March 5, 2019

      USA only — common theme in the fine print.

  • Mike Saint March 5, 2019

    Just out of curiosity, which AMEX cards are you seeing these on?

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