New Hilton Credit card offers: 175,000 points + 1 free night

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Over the last few days, we’ve covered the awesome co-branded Marriott credit card offers. Depending on your preference, you can earn 5 free nights or 185,000 points. You can read the details in this blog post here. Similarly, co-branded Hilton credit offers have now jumped to 175,000 points. If you’re looking to rack up more Hilton Honors points, then these offers can be perfect for an upcoming stay. Let’s have a look.

Hilton Credit Card Offers

These elevated offers are showing up on the consumer credit cards by American Express.

Hilton Aspire Card

The Hilton Aspire card is Hilton’s top of the line product when it comes to its lineup of Hilton credit cards. I’ve carried the card in my wallet ever since it was launched. If you’re someone like me who frequently stays at Hilton properties, then this card would be a perfect fit. Even though it charges an annual fee of $550, it’s packed with benefits and credits that will easily outweigh the fee.

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Upgraded to an overwater villa at the stunning Conrad Maldives, thanks to Diamond elite status with the Hilton Aspire card

With this offer on the Hilton Aspire card, you’ll earn a welcome bonus of 175,000 points and one free night certificate. You’ll earn this welcome bonus after you spend $6,000 in the first 6 months. Moreover, you’ll earn another free night certificate each year for simply renewing your card.

Apply Now for the 175,000 points + 1 free night offer

Hilton Surpass Card

If you’re not quite a road warrior, but still book a stays a few times each year with Hilton, then the Hilton surpass card is a much better fit for you. It’s also perfect for every day spending, with the ability to help you earn 6x points on every day purchases like dining, groceries and gas.

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Using Hilton points to book the Hilton Queenstown, New Zealand

With this offer, you’ll earn a welcome bonus of 155,000 points after you spend $3,000 in the first 6 months. Moreover, you can also earn a free night certificate once you spend $15,000 in a calendar year. This card carries an annual fee of $150. However, the $200 in credits and the complimentary Gold elite status more than pay for it if you stay a few times each year at Hilton properties.

Apply Now for the 155,000 points offer

Hilton Honors Card

If you’re simply looking to earn some points and not pay any annual fee, then the no annual fee Hilton Honors card may be perfect for you. It grants complimentary Silver elite status. Moreover, you can also earn 5x points on every day urchases like dining, groceries and gas.

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Enjoying our stay at the all inclusive Hilton Playa del Carmen, Mexico

With this offer, you’ll earn 100,000 points after you spend $2,000 in the first 6 months of card membership.

Apply Now for the 100,000 points offer

The Pundit’s Mantra

Overall, these limited time Hilton credit card offers are fantastic for someone who is looking to earn points for an upcoming stay. The Hilton Aspire card still remains my go to card, given my frequency of stays with Hilton.

Also, Amex often sends out lucrative upgrade offers to upgrade you from one version to another. If you’re unsure about the Hilton Aspire card, you can always go for the Surpass card or the no annual fee card and then upgrade, depending on your frequency of travel.

Which is your favorite co-branded Hilton credit card? Tell us in the comments section.

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