18 hotels holding a Michelin Key can be booked with Hilton Honors points — 3 Two Keys and 15 One Key — across 11 countries. Waldorf Astoria (13), Conrad (2) and LXR (2) make up most of the list. The same points also book 154 SLH members with Keys, which have their own page. Amex Membership Rewards transfer to Hilton at 1:2, with 1:2.5 promotions several times a year. Free-night certificates from the Aspire and Surpass cards clear at any standard-reward price.
Dynamic pricing tied to the cash rate. Waldorf Astoria, Conrad and LXR nights commonly run 80,000 to 150,000+ points; Curio, Canopy and Tapestry boutiques sit far lower. Elite members get the fifth night free on award stays.
Amex Membership Rewards transfer to Hilton at 1:2, with 1:2.5 promotions several times a year. Free-night certificates from the Aspire and Surpass cards clear at any standard-reward price.
Waldorf Astoria and Conrad resorts are where a free-night certificate returns the most cash. The same points also book the 150-plus Small Luxury Hotels members with Keys, which have their own page.
18: 3 Two Keys and 15 One Key. The biggest groups are Waldorf Astoria with 13, Conrad with 2 and LXR with 2. They span 11 countries, with the deepest choice in USA, Japan and China. The same Hilton Honors points also book 154 SLH members with Keys, listed on their own page.
None yet — Hilton Honors's Key hotels top out at Two Keys. Three Key stays on points are concentrated in Marriott Bonvoy, World of Hyatt and Hilton Honors.
Hilton Honors uses a fixed-value model, so the cheapest night is simply the one with the lowest cash rate — Dynamic pricing tied to the cash rate. Waldorf Astoria, Conrad and LXR nights commonly run 80,000 to 150,000+ points; Curio, Canopy and Tapestry boutiques sit far lower. Elite members get the fifth night free on award stays.
Dynamic pricing tied to the cash rate. Waldorf Astoria, Conrad and LXR nights commonly run 80,000 to 150,000+ points; Curio, Canopy and Tapestry boutiques sit far lower. Elite members get the fifth night free on award stays.
Amex Membership Rewards transfer to Hilton at 1:2, with 1:2.5 promotions several times a year. Free-night certificates from the Aspire and Surpass cards clear at any standard-reward price.
Hilton-branded hotels honor the full Honors benefit set — elite breakfast or credit, fifth night free, free-night certificates. Small Luxury Hotels members book with the same points but through hilton.com only; they have their own page.
Every loyalty program, Key rating, country and city has its own page with points prices, value per point and a map.
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