Hilton Honors launched back in March a points sale at a 100% bonus that was supposed to end yesterday (Wednesday, May 27, 2020), but which has now been extended until June 3, 2020.
Members can usually buy up to 80,000 points every calendar year before any bonus, although the limit is doubled to select if not all members (check the purchase page).
We wrote about a week ago (read more here) about Conrad Bali’s Covid-19 offer for stays all the way through December 25, 2021.
You can book stays at 1.1M++ IDR each ($75) for an unlimited number of nights (two-night minimum), and we now have a list of prices for higher category rooms and suites too. The offer is valid for purchase until May 31.
Hilton Honors launched back in March a points sale at a 100% bonus that ends on Wednesday (May 27, 2020).
Members can usually buy up to 80,000 points every calendar year before any bonus, although the limit is doubled to select if not all members (check the purchase page).
It is now Conrad Bali’s turn to launch a fantastic offer that is valid for stays from July 1, 2020, to December 25, 2021.
You can buy certificates at 1.1M++ IDR each ($75) for an unlimited number of nights (two-night minimum) until May 31.
Hilton had a well-functioning website for years, but continuous updates over the past year have broken it or made it less useful for frequent travelers.
Do we need that map that takes 75% of the screen when you are searching for hotels or what up with the search returning irrelevant results? Has the project management left the building, and this has been moved to some outsourced team to deal with?
Hilton Honors launched in January a global promotion called Points Unlimited, which validity has now been extended for the second time through September 7, 2020 (was going to end fist on May 3 and then May 31).
Members earn 2,000 bonus for each stay + an additional 10,000 points for every ten nights consumed during the promotional period.
Here’s a comprehensive look at hotel tier extensions and reservations waivers due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Covid-19 became a global pandemic that countries are finally getting under control, and hopefully, all travel restrictions and entry bans are lifted in due course.
Hilton held earlier this morning its 1st quarter earnings call, although most of the financial information was already disclosed previously.
The call had some interesting information about loyalty and April hotel performance, however.
LoyaltyLobby readers have contacted us about refund issues at Hilton affiliated hotel in France that refuses to refunds despite the corporate policy to do so.
You can always email us, send a message via Facebook, or use Twitter and include photos too. We’ll try to cover Reader Questions & Comments here several times a week.
American Express today released incentives and benefit enhancements for those who have and swipe the Hilton Honors Aspire card.
Members earn bonus points for groceries, weekend free night award is now valid during weekdays too, resort credit can be used for US restaurant purchases, and all bonus points earned will count as a base towards elite and lifetime status qualifications.
Accor launched its cleanliness initiative with Bureau Veritas a couple of weeks ago (read more here), and then Marriott released their week ago (read more here).
Now, Hilton has teamed up with Lysol and Mayo Clinic to create a cleaner and safer environment for both team members and guests during the Covid-19 pandemic. The end product that is launched in North America this June is called “Hilton CleanStay with Lysol.”
Welcome to our weekly video review on hotel suites and rooms around the world! This week’s edition features the Tower Suite with Seaview, a 170 sq.m., 1 bedroom suite at the Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaiman, United Arab Emirates.
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Many hotels currently house guests who are either quarantined or experiencing mild coronavirus symptoms, and, as a result, there can be very unfortunate consequences.
Three people died over the weekend at a single Hilton affiliated hotel, Hilton Garden Inn New York Times Square South, in New YorkCity that was used to house recovering Covid-19 patients.
