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Easy 500 Extra Points per Stay for Booking Through This App!

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    I recently told you about how to earn 2,000 Hilton points per night for stays through April 30, 2017.

    Now, via One Mile at a Time, you can earn an additional 500 Hilton points per booking when you make your reservation through the Hilton App for stays through December 31, 2017.

    500 Hilton Points Isn’t Much. But It Can Be Stacked With Hilton’s Other Promotions!

    I’ll help you decide if this promo is worth switching your travel plans to Hilton!

    Hilton App Bonus 2017

    Link:   Hilton Mobile App Bonus

    Good news for folks collecting Hilton points!  Hilton has released another promotion to help you earn award nights faster.

    Until December 31, 2017, you’ll earn 500 bonus Hilton points when you book your stay through the Hilton app.  Here are some things you should know:

    You will receive 500 Hilton points per stay.  You will NOT earn 500 Hilton points per night if you book 2+ nights at a time.  So you’ll get the maximum benefit from this promotion when you book 1 night at a time.

    Is This a Good Deal?

    Hilton points are usually worth ~0.5 cents each when you redeem them for hotel stays (though it’s possible to get more value!).  So earning 500 Hilton points per stay is equivalent to ~$2.50.

    An extra 500 Hilton points is NOT a reason to switch your stay from other hotels to Hilton.  That’s because there are other decent hotel promotions right now, like:

    IHG Accelerate is an especially good deal!  If your travel plans allow you to Use IHG Accelerate, I recommend that instead of this current Hilton Promotion.

    You Can Earn 41,000+ IHG Points With Their Current “Accelerate” Promotion

    I DO like that you can stack this Hilton promotion with Hilton’s “2K Every Day” promotion.  By taking advantage of both promotions, you can receive up to 2,500 bonus Hilton points per night.

    Bottom Line

    Through December 31, 2017, folks can earn an extra 500 Hilton points when they book their stays through the Hilton app.

    500 Hilton points is worth about $2.50 when you redeem them for a Hilton hotel stay (though it’s possible to get more value).  This promotion is NOT a reason to switch your hotel plans to Hilton.  Though it’s nice for folks who were planning to stay with Hilton anyway!

    And I like that this deal can be stacked with other Hilton deals, like the current “2K Every Day” promotion.

    Editorial Note: We're the Million Mile Secrets team. And we're proud of our content, opinions and analysis, and of our reader's comments. These haven’t been reviewed, approved or endorsed by any of the airlines, hotels, or credit card issuers which we often write about. And that’s just how we like it! :)