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How to earn quadruple Avios AND triple points with the current Hilton promotions

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UPDATE – JULY 2025:  This Hilton article is now out of date, but don’t worry.  We produce a monthly summary of the top hotel bonus point offers – please click HERE or use the ‘Hotel Offers’ menu above.

SPECIAL OFFER: Until 14th August 2025, the sign-up bonus on the Hilton Honors Plus debit card is TRIPLED to 30,000 Hilton Honors points. You will also receive Gold Elite status in Hilton Honors for as long as you hold the card. Click here for our full card review and click here to apply.

Current promotion #1: Hilton Honors is offering 1,000 bonus points on every stay, cash or reward, from 1st June to 15th August 2025. Click here to register.

Current promotion #2: Hilton Honors is offering members of ‘Hilton for Business’ 5,000 bonus points on up to three stays booked at a ‘Hilton for Business’ rate by 27th August 2025. Click here to register.

Hilton Honors is offering a 100% bonus when you buy points by 24th July 2025. Click here to buy.

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There are two interesting Hilton HHonors promotions running until December, both of which I have covered on Head for Points before:

For points collectors, on the ‘points and points’ option, you have ‘Triple Your Trip‘ which I covered here.  You receive double base points on weekday stays and triple base points on weekend stays.  No minimum stay required.  This offer ends on 31st December.

For Avios collectors, on the ‘points and miles’ option, you have a special BA / Hilton promotion which I covered here.  This offers quadruple Avios at London hotels and triple Avios at other participating Hilton hotels across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.  No minimum stay required.  This offer ends on 13th December.

I had assumed that these offers were mutually exclusive.  It seems not.

Here is a reminder of the usual Hilton HHonors earning options, ignoring the bonuses above:

If you choose ‘points and points’, you earn 10 base points and 5 Hilton HHonors bonus points per $1 spent

If you choose ‘points and miles’, you earn 10 base points and 1 British Airways Avios per $1 spent

If you register for both promotions, and set your Hilton HHonors earning preference to ‘points and miles’ with BA as your airline partner, it seems that you will receive:

double or triple points on the ‘points’ element and

triple or quadruple Avios on ‘miles’ element

Let’s assume that you spend the equivalent of $1,000 (£660) on a London hotel on midweek dates.  You would receive:

20,000 Hilton HHonors points (10 x $1,000 x double points) which I would value at £60, and

4,000 Avios points (1 x $1,000 x 4) which I would value at £40

That is a 15% return on your spending, which is not a bad return for a hotel promotion during the busy Autumn period.

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How to earn Hilton Honors points and status from UK credit cards

How to earn Hilton Honors points and status from UK credit cards (July 2025)

There are various ways of earning Hilton Honors points from UK credit and debit cards.  Many cards also have generous sign-up bonuses.

There are two dedicated Hilton Honors debit cards. These are especially attractive when spending abroad due to the 0% or 0.5% FX fee, depending on card.

SPECIAL OFFER: Until 14th August 2025, the sign-up bonus on the Hilton Honors Plus debit card is TRIPLED to 30,000 Hilton Honors points. You will also receive Gold Elite status in Hilton Honors for as long as you hold the card. Click here for our full card review and click here to apply.

You also receive FREE Hilton Honors status for as long as you hold the debit cards – Gold status with the Plus card and Silver status with the basic card. This is a great reason to apply even if you rarely use it.

We reviewed the Hilton Honors Plus Debit Card here and the Hilton Honors Debit Card here.

You can apply for either card here.

NEW: Hilton Honors Plus Debit

30,000 bonus points (to 14th August), Hilton Gold status and NO FX fees Read our full review

NEW: Hilton Honors Debit

2,500 bonus points, 50% fee discount, Hilton Silver status and 0.5% FX fees Read our full review

There is another way of getting Hilton Honors status, and earning Hilton Honors points, from a payment card.

Holders of The Platinum Card from American Express receive FREE Hilton Honors Gold status for as long as they hold the card.  It also comes with Marriott Bonvoy Gold, Radisson Rewards Premium and MeliaRewards Gold status.

We reviewed The Platinum Card from American Express in detail here and you can apply here.

The Platinum Card from American Express

50,000 bonus points and great travel benefits – for a large fee Read our full review

You can also earn Hilton Honors points indirectly with:

and for small business owners:

The conversion rate from American Express to Hilton Honors points is 1:2.

Click here to read our detailed summary of all UK credit cards which can be used to earn Hilton Honors points.

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Comments (29)

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  • Dean says:
    11 Nov11 November 06:44

    OT- just booked a return flight LHR to TKO, HKG to LHR. The inbound only became available today. Online it was telling me that there was only £20 of taxes and charges to pay for the inbound route but when I called to pay it was £170 each I had used a 241. Anyone know why this is?
    Thanks Head for Points for all your help. Only managed it due to you!

    • RK says:
      11 Nov11 November 07:01

      Sounds like the £20 was if you booked the HKG-LHR as a separate booking, whereas it seems like you called and added it to an existing booking (understandably if you wanted to fully use your 241). I believe Hong Kong, like Brazil, allows no fuel surcharge on one way flights out of the country but if booked as part of a return, then it is allowed. I may have gotten that wrong but I am guessing it is something like that.

    • Jason says:
      11 Nov11 November 08:07

      ex-HKG flights have a capped fuel surcharge imposed by the government which is why you’re seeing a low cash rate for a one way from HKG.

      If you add a return from HKG this does not apply as it is an ex-UK booking, so you’ll pay a lot more.

      • Dean says:
        11 Nov11 November 22:07

        Spoke too soon, my flight to Tokyo has just been cancelled. Is there any perks i’ll get for an avios cancellation?

        • Maciek says:
          12 Nov12 November 08:14

          They usually can put you on any flight to TYO, booking into revenue bucket if avios seats are gone. Unfortunately they’ve fixed the loophole which allowed you to get TPs and avios for such segment.

  • Nick says:
    11 Nov11 November 08:37

    Rob, are you able to confirm that the 2844 BA Avios actually got posted to the BAEC account of the HFP reader. I only ask because I once registered for BOTH similar options in the past and the BA Avios bonus points showed on my HHonors account, but never got posted to my BAEC account.

    • Rob says:
      11 Nov11 November 09:15

      No, he didn’t get 2844 Avios – he got an extra 2844 points because he was registered for points and points. The screenshot shows all the entries in the points column, not miles column.

      • Anon says:
        11 Nov11 November 10:13

        So if he had chosen Points and Miles he would of got 4x 284 = 1136 BA Avios.

        And in my example if I’d done P&P I’d of got… 1275 HH pts + 637 HH pts instead of just 508 BA Avios…

        Hmmm, might give this a go at my London stay this coming Monday, rather have the extra HH pts at the mo, saving up for another Conrad Maldives redemption.

      • Nick says:
        11 Nov11 November 10:38

        Got it, thanks!

      • The Bish says:
        18 Nov18 November 20:50

        Dear Headforpoints, thanks so much for the Hilton tip. I registered on the links for the Triple Hilton Points as well as for the Avios and got the lot on Points and Points. So very happy with just over 35000 points for a 2 night weekend stay! Keep up the good work and the tips coming.

    • DW201 says:
      11 Nov11 November 09:59

      Im am registered for points and miles and have been smashing this double promotion. I can confirm BA miles are posting correctly to my BA Avios account….

    • Nick says:
      11 Nov11 November 11:23

      Nick, I guess you’re talking about the Q1 bonus earlier this year. You should of ccontacted BA and Hilton and some a missing points /Avios claim.

  • Anon says:
    11 Nov11 November 09:10

    Worked for me for a one night stay (£98) in late Oct.

    Points Earned: 5868
    Miles Earned: 508

    2015 TRIPLE YOUR TRIP PLUS UP OFFER
    Base: 0
    Bonus: 2000
    Miles: 0

    Base Points
    Base: 1275
    Bonus: 0
    Miles: 0

    2015 TRIPLE YOUR TRIP OFFER
    Base: 0
    Bonus: 1275
    Miles: 0

    MYWAY PREFERENCES BONUS OPTION
    Base: 0
    Bonus: 1000
    Miles: 0

    GOLD VIP BONUS – 25% 2015
    Base: 0
    Bonus: 318
    Miles: 0

    BA DOUBLE DIP
    Base: 0
    Bonus: 0
    Miles: 127

    BRITISH AIRWAYS UP TO QUADRUPLE AVIOS
    Base: 0
    Bonus: 0
    Miles: 381

  • Sebastian says:
    11 Nov11 November 09:24

    I’ve got to say, the Hhonors is a loyalty scheme that you can seriously arbitrage. For instance in the ezample Rob gives for a £670 stay, you can get five nights at some Hilton hotels and virtually a one way flight to Prague off peak. That’s a pretty good deal.

    • Anon says:
      11 Nov11 November 09:47

      That and HH Gold benefits is why it gets a lot of loyal customers.

      • Brian says:
        11 Nov11 November 10:25

        The only problem is that they are significantly more expensive than the competition. The Hilton in Berlin, for example, is often twice as expensive as the Sofitel just nearby. The London Hiltons are always much more expensive than other chain hotels of a similar standard. That’s why I can never justify bothering with one of their Gold challenges – I know that I would just end up spending an awful lot more on the actual stays.

  • RICO says:
    11 Nov11 November 10:04

    Tried mine at the Hilton Dublin last month. It would not work. Although I only tried it once.

    The connection between the stick and the TV seemed to work but it would not allow the device to connect to the wifi.

    My experience is that the actual wifi quality and set up can vary between hotels so it is worth a try but as it eats bandwitdth I suspect that hotels that can identify the type of device that is connecting would block Fire Sticks and similar devices.

    Give it a go but don’t plan on spending your stay catching up on boxed sets. Let us know if it works.

    • Alan says:
      11 Nov11 November 10:11

      Indeed, a lot of hotel WiFi is hopelessly slow and even web browsing can be difficult, let alone streaming! Also given most of the WiFi networks require logins they don’t always interact well with these dongles (that’s if the HDMI port is even usable on the TV!). Streaming local content from your laptop to the stick might work though (e.g. the likes of Videostream for Chrome)

  • RICO says:
    11 Nov11 November 10:05

    Rob I presume the end of December / 13 December dates are stays up to rather than booked by.

  • Nick says:
    11 Nov11 November 10:35

    Got it! Thanks for the clarification Tangey.

  • @mkcol says:
    11 Nov11 November 12:52

    I’ve had exactly the same thing happen last week after 3 nights in Malta = ~20k points.

    Couldn’t for the life of me figure why so many were being lavished!

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