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Hilton HHonors Card from American Express Now With 60,000 Point Sign Up Bonus

The Offer Direct link to offer Receive a sign up bonus of 60,000 points when you spend $1,000 or more within the first three months of card membership on the Hilton HHonors Card from American Express. The Fine Print No annual fee Card earns at the following rates: 7x points on all purchases at hotels and […]

The Offer

Direct link to offer

hilton hhonors gold

The Fine Print

  • No annual fee
  • Card earns at the following rates:
    • 7x points on all purchases at hotels and resorts within the Hilton portfolio
    • 5x points on all purchases at U.S restaurants, supermarkets and gas stations
    • 3x points on all other purchases
  • Receive complimentary silver status with Hilton HHonors (upgrade to gold status if you spend $20,000 or more
  • Valid until May 4th, 2015
  • Only possible to get the sign up bonus on American Express personal cards once per lifetime

Our Verdict

This follows on from the increased sign up bonuses on the other Hilton co-branded credit cards:

The only Hilton card that doesn’t have an increased sign up bonus is the Citi Hilton Reserve (two free nights at any Hilton property) which in my opinion is the only one that is really worth signing up for. All of that being said 60,000 points is the highest sign up point bonus this card has had and there is no annual fee so if you want to top up on Hilton points then this isn’t too bad an option. Although keep in mind they also often offer 50,000 points + $50 statement credit, which I think is a better deal.

I’m giving this card a miss, I feel like Hilton is due for another devaluation to make their points even more worthless. Am I being too harsh? Let me know in the comments. As always this offer has been added to our list of the best hotel credit cards.

Hat tip to commenter David

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