
For The March 1st, 2025 Bilt Rent Day, there will be a special transfer bonus to Hilton.
Bilt Blue members will receive 150% and all Bilt elite members will receive an even higher 200% bonus on March 1st.
The transfer bonus promotion is active from March 1st, 2025 at 12:00am ET until March 1st 2025, 11:59pm PT in the Bilt Rewards app or website.
Bilt Status |
Hilton Honors Transfer Bonus |
Bilt Platinum Members |
200% bonus |
Bilt Gold Members |
200% bonus |
Bilt Silver Members |
200% bonus |
Bilt Blue Members |
150% bonus |
You must be enrolled in the Hilton Honors loyalty program to transfer your Bilt points to Hilton Honors points. Link your existing Hilton Honors account to your Bilt account or enroll at https://www.hilton.com/en/
My take:
Bilt Blue members will receive a 150% transfer bonus (1 Bilt = 2.5 Hilton Honors) and Bilt Silver, Gold, and Platinum members will receive 200% (1 Bilt = 3 Hilton Honors)
Note that while this may appear to trounce the current transfer bonus from American Express Membership Rewards to Hilton Honors, Hilton defaults to a 1:2 transfer ratio while Bilt is only 1:1.
For example, under the current Amex 25% bonus, due to the default rate being double Bilt’s, this equals 2.5 Hilton Honors for 1 Amex point – or the same as Bilt’s base bonus. Silver/Gold/Platinum are getting 0.5 more points than this, but are also trading much more valuable Bilt points.
I think this only likely makes sense if you are short on Hilton points and don’t have Amex points to transfer either.
As I’ve said before, Hilton points have gotten more attractive since integrating SLH hotels into Hilton Honors (See Dave’s musing about his thinking on how Hilton points may be becoming more valuable and this more recent article about the extreme value in SLH and other high end Hilton brands.).
The integration is already providing exceptional value at properties with rates in the $1,000 – $2,000 a night range for, on average, 130,000 points a night. So, it appears his musing has become a reality.
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