Earn up to quadruple Avios on Hilton hotel stays this Summer

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Click here for our article on Hilton’s ‘Power Up’ promotion which runs until 31st December 2021. You can register for the offer by clicking here.

Tucked away in the Iberia magazine this month are details of a forthcoming Hilton HHonors promotion.

You cannot register for it yet but it should be live on Thursday.

For some people, this may be more attractive than the main Hilton HHonors promotion ‘Unlimited Bonus‘. This offers double Hilton points on all your stays as this article explains. It may also be possible to double dip by registering for both offers.

The registration link should be here from Thursday.

The Hilton / Iberia promotion will work like this:

It will run from 12th May to 30th August

You must register, set your Hilton acccount to ‘Points and Miles’ and select Iberia as your airline partner

You will receive double Avios on your first stay

You will receive triple Avios on your second stay

You will receive quadruple Avios on your third stay

As a reminder of the earning rates:

If you choose points, you earn 10 base points and 5 Hilton HHonors bonus points per $1 spent (doubled under the ‘Unlimited Bonus’ promotion)

If you choose miles, you earn 10 base points per $1 and 15 Iberia Plus Avios per $10 spent (with the Avios doubled, tripled or quadrupled under this promotion)

Based on what happened last year, you may be able to double dip with Unlimited Bonus AND this mileage offer. Register for both offers and it is possible that your stay will generate double base points (20 Hilton HHonors points per $1) AND 2x / 3x / 4x Avios.

This could be very lucrative if you could double up. A £100 stay would translate to $140. Assuming it was your 3rd stay during the period, you would receive:

1,400 base Hilton HHonors points

1,400 ‘Unlimited Bonus’ bonus points

840 Avios

Based on a valuation of 1p per Avios and 0.3p per Hilton HHonors point, your rebate would be 17%.

You MUST register for the bonus Avios promotion. The registration link will be here from Thursday but is not currently active.

Whilst this is an Iberia Plus offer, I expect a similar BA offer to appear as well. It is more lucrative to credit Hilton stays to Iberia, however, since the rate is 15 points per $10 rather than 1 point per $1 for BA.

Remember that you can move Avios from Iberia Plus to British Airways Executive Club via ‘Combine My Avios’ as long as your Iberia account is 90 days old.

How to earn Avios points from UK credit cards

How to earn Avios from UK credit cards (December 2021)

As a reminder, there are various ways of earning Avios points from UK credit cards. Many cards also have generous sign-up bonuses!

There are two official British Airways American Express cards with attractive sign-up bonuses:

British Airways BA Amex American Express card

British Airways American Express

5,000 Avios for signing up, no annual fee and an Economy 2-4-1 voucher for spending ….. Read our full review

British Airways BA Premium Plus American Express Amex credit card

British Airways American Express Premium Plus

25,000 Avios and the UK’s most valuable credit card perk – the 2-4-1 companion voucher Read our full review

You can also get generous sign-up bonuses by applying for American Express cards which earn Membership Rewards points, such as:

American Express Preferred Rewards Gold

Your best beginner’s card – 20,000 points, FREE for a year & two airport lounge passes Read our full review

The Platinum Card from American Express

30,000 points and an unbeatable set of travel benefits – for a fee Read our full review

Run your own business?

We recommend Capital On Tap for limited companies. You earn 1 Avios per £1 which is impressive for a Visa card, along with a sign-up bonus worth 10,500 Avios:

Capital On Tap Business Rewards Visa

The most generous Avios Visa or Mastercard for a limited company Read our full review

You should also consider the British Airways Accelerating Business credit card. This is open to sole traders as well as limited companies and has a 30,000 Avios sign-up bonus:

British Airways Accelerating Business American Express

30,000 Avios sign-up bonus – plus annual bonuses of up to 30,000 Avios Read our full review

Click here to read our detailed summary of all UK credit cards which earn Avios. This includes both personal and small business cards.

(Want to earn more Avios? Click here to visit our home page for our latest articles on earning and spending your Avios points and click here to see how to earn more Avios this month from offers and promotions.)

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British Airways and Avios, Hilton Honors

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Boris says:

8 May8 May 07:06

Just checked up my points on a recent 4 day stay at the Conrad Istanbul.

Thanks to Raffles various posts and schemes it was 21k HH points for a stay costing around £380. Not at shabby with almost everything else included.

Cheers R.
Boris says:

8 May8 May 07:11

Bah.

Not at all shabby.
- Danny says:
  
  8 May8 May 08:03
  
  Can I ask when you check in/check out as I have a Conrad stay next week, and it would be good if the 3 promotions highlighted by Rob, which meant to finish at the end of April, are still working?
  
  https://headforpoints.com/2016/03/13/conrad-waldorf-astoria-bonus-points-hilton-hhonors/
  - Boris says:
    
    8 May8 May 09:09
    
    Sure.
    
    My stay was from Apr 28 to May 2nd, so I picked up some of those offers but not all. Don’t forget to sign up for the ones he listed this week.
    
    I’m HH Gold so I have early / late check-in/out. I checked in at midday and out at 2pm. If you want it suggest confirming by phone 24 hours plus beforehand so that you don’t clash with the consecutive person in the room.
    
    These are my points statement:
    
    Base Points 6175
    LRM 2K POINTS OFFER 6000
    LRM 5K POINTS OFFER 5000
    LRM BRAND 1ST STAY BONUS 2000
    GOLD VIP BONUS – 25% 2016 1543
    
    There’s also a bonus for your first Conrad stay (which this was for me), and some offers if you are paying full price here:
    http://conradhotels3.hilton.com/en/offers/index.htm
    - Danny says:
      
      8 May8 May 10:56
      
      Thanks Boris.
  - What's the Point says:
    
    8 May8 May 19:30
    
    I don’t think the WA promo is working anymore, I had 2 nights in May in a WA and got no extra points.
    - Rob says:
      
      8 May8 May 22:06
      
      It was meant to finally end 30th April. I pulled it from the Hotel Promos page last week.
Gabriel says:

8 May8 May 07:18

Off topic, but does anyone know what’s going on with HFP articles not showing up on Apple News anymore? I noticed they were missing some days ago…
- Rob says:
  
  8 May8 May 09:41
  
  First I’ve heard, Apple hasn’t sent me any notification. I will take a look.
  
  I must be honest and say that I only go onto Apple News once every couple of weeks to check.
  - harry says:
    
    8 May8 May 20:06
    
    Apple News? lol
    - Mr Dee says:
      
      8 May8 May 21:31
      
      Agree lol!
      - Rob says:
        
        8 May8 May 22:13
        
        All fixed now hopefully – let’s see if it updates tomorrow.
        
        It costs zero time and zero effort (once you’ve got through the sign-up process, which is messy and slow) to put HFP on Apple News so I am happy to run with it. Whether I upgrade to Apple News Publisher – which allow Apple to run ads in the articles, thus making me a few pennies (literally), but requires more effort on my part – is a different question.
Chris says:

8 May8 May 07:30

What is the simplest/most advantageous way of signing up for an Iberia Plus account?
- Rob says:
  
  8 May8 May 09:40
  
  No bonus that I know of so just use the Iberia website.
  - Chris says:
    
    9 May9 May 18:20
    
    Thanks Rob.
Yuff says:

8 May8 May 07:52

Rob, will you do a reminder on Thursday?
- Rob says:
  
  8 May8 May 09:37
  
  Yes, I’ll do it as soon as the page is available.
RTS says:

8 May8 May 08:54

Quick question and OT… What is the standard valuation of 1 flying club mile worth, earning from the virgin white amex.

Cheers
- Boris says:
  
  8 May8 May 09:16
  
  IIRC 0.75-1p give or take.
  - Rob says:
    
    8 May8 May 09:35
    
    They are arguably worth more than Avios now because a) on Economy redemptions the taxes are lower and b) on Upper Class redemptions you need fewer miles.
    
    On the downside, Virgin has a smaller route network so you need to be happy spending them to get to those few places.
    - Rob says:
      
      8 May8 May 22:03
      
      …. which is 0.45p given my 0.3p Hilton valuation!
      
      They are worth more to IHG because of the 25,000 points bonus for triggering Spire, although the exact value depends on how close you are to Spire in the first place.
- RTS says:
  
  8 May8 May 11:30
  
  thanks both. 🙂
  
  I am currently on a cool down churn at the moment, so decising whether I want to put day to day spend on virgin for flying club miles or nectar for effectively, easyjet ££
  - Julie Kalama says:
    
    8 May8 May 17:10
    
    How does Nectar get you Easyjet £?
    - TimS says:
      
      8 May8 May 19:51
      
      Easyjet is a nectar partner.
      
      https://www.nectar.com/ways-to-redeem/rewards/easyjet
RTS says:

8 May8 May 09:02

Another OT.. My BA Comp voucher expires in March 17. Is it possible to use the voucher before March 17 but for a flight after this date?
- Rob says:
  
  8 May8 May 09:36
  
  You must take the OUTBOUND flight before the expiry. It doesn’t matter when you come back.
  - RTS says:
    
    8 May8 May 11:26
    
    Ah thanks. What happens if I then cancel the flight, do I get the companion voucher back or does I lose it?
Boris says:

8 May8 May 09:27

Since this is today’s OT thread, can I ask a q about the Emirates New Zealand deal from the other day.

Emirates are Oneworld, and currently I’m focused on reaching Star Gold, but New Zealand and back is a lot of miles.

I may be going with a friend (non-family), but how do I capture the points/miles from their ticket, since they don’t collect themselves?

It could be via the “Friend” transfers or Raffles round-about route from a couple of years ago.

Are there Oneworld airlines that allow me to create an account for a friend (not family), and then combine the points with my own later?

Cheers
- Rob says:
  
  8 May8 May 09:32
  
  You mean the Qatar deal?
  
  Your friend can be in a BA household account with you. However, you will get so many Avios from this trip that you don’t need to do this. Simply open a BA account for them (with your address) and then redeem the miles on a ticket for yourself. If there aren’t enough, you can merge them into a household account with you.
  
  The only ‘snag’ is that your friend will be very close to BA Silver status after the trip and it would be a bit unfair not to let them know and give them the chance to make it.
  - Boris says:
    
    8 May8 May 09:38
    
    Yes – Qatar deal.
    
    Thanks.
    
    I will examine my conscience !
  - Boris says:
    
    8 May8 May 09:39
    
    Are there other airlines which do similarly flexible household deals?
    
    Clearly the ME ones probably will not, but what about Air Berlin etc?
    - j says:
      
      8 May8 May 13:18
      
      Etihad do which is quite handy for combining credit card bonuses and amex Mr. But they literally take the points out of the other accounts an give them to the head, rather than having a separate household balance
      - Boris says:
        
        8 May8 May 14:01
        
        Thanks.
        
        I see also that Qatar miles can be credited to Asiana, who are my Star Alliance programme.