Point Purchase: Get a 100% bonus when buying Hilton Honors points!

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Hilton Honors
To the point You can get a 100% points bonus with a Hilton Honors promotion! Is that interesting? Maybe!

Buy Hilton Honors Points Promo

Through a promotion, you can receive a 100% bonus on Hilton Honors points when buying points until March 14, 2026.

This is a recurring promotion that comes up often. The last one ended in December 2025 and also offered a 100% points bonus.

You can purchase up to 240,000 Hilton Honors points and earn 240,000 bonus points in a single transaction as part of this promotion. The cost will be $2,400 USD, or 0.5 US cents per point.

A minimum of 5,000 points must be purchased to benefit, and sales tax is added to the transaction.

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How to earn Hilton Honors points

For Canadians, Hilton Honors points are hard to come by. In fact, only the American Express Membership Rewards program allows you to transfer points to the Hilton Honors program, with a transfer rate of 1:1.

For example, 30,000 Membership Rewards points can be transferred into 30,000 Hilton Honors points.

Then there are three solutions:

We advise against buying points at their normal price, as it is much more advantageous to do so during bonus promotions, as is currently the case.

Hilton Honors often runs point purchase promotions: take advantage of them to buy points whenever you can (sometimes the maximum allowed per calendar year is waived).

The transaction will be carried out in US dollars. We recommend using a card that does not charge foreign transaction fees to avoid paying 2.5% in additional fees on the total amount:

Note that points are purchased on Points.com, a site external to Hilton Honors. Therefore, this transaction does not count as a “travel” expense for Hilton Honors card benefits.

Is buying Hilton Honors points worth it?

The answer to this question is yes… but only in certain situations:

  • If you have no travel plans, don’t buy points.

Here is a concrete example where buying points is advantageous: a hotel near a very popular music festival, Untold in Romania.

For 5 nights, this hotel costs over 2,000 euros, or approximately $2,200 USD.

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Now, buying 60,000 Hilton Honors points (and getting 60,000 bonus points) for 600 USD, it’s possible to book those five nights in the same hotel (4 nights + 1 night free when booking with points).

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Bottom Line

So buying Hilton Honors points can be interesting for some, whether it’s for a specific travel purpose and/or to top up a points balance for a free night.

However, if you are not in one of these situations, we advise you against buying points. It will be more beneficial to turn :

Come to discuss that topic in our Facebook Group!
Jean-Maximilien Voisine
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Jean-Maximilien Voisine is the President and Founder of Milesopedia and a leading expert in rewards programs, credit cards, and travel across Canada, France, and the U.S.A. Now 40 years old and a father of two, he has explored more than 100 countries—many of them alongside his wife Audrey and their children. Specializing in loyalty programs such as Aeroplan, Flying Blue, American Express Membership Rewards, and Marriott Bonvoy, Jean-Maximilien helps travellers unlock the full potential of their points and benefits. His mission: empower others to travel better and smarter across North America and Europe.
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