hilton diamond reserve premium club list and status match
Sakura Club - Conrad DC
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When Hilton announced the new Diamond Reserve tier late last year, which requires 80 nights or 40 stays and $18,000 in annual eligible on-property spend, one of the listed benefits was complimentary access to Hilton’s Premium Clubs (for the member and one registered guest).

But outside of a handful of club lounges, like the Sakura Club at the Conrad Washington DC, we didn’t know what lounges comprised this list.

Hilton now has a dedicated page for Premium Clubs.

There are 11 in total.

They are:

  • Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers
  • Celba Club Conrad Tulum
  • Sakura Club Conrad DC
  • Ocean Club Hotel del Coranado
  • Citrus Club LXR Biltmore
  • Club Signia Amman
  • Club Signia Atlanta
  • Rosetta Club Waldorf Astoria Cairo Heliopolis
  • Waldorf Doha West Bay
  • Perl Club Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah
  • Imperial Club Rome Cavalieri, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

I think this is a really cool benefit, but obviously only becomes very relevant as more properties come online with these Premium Clubs. And of course there is a fine line because if the hotel is building out a Premium Club, there won’t be a regular Club Lounge for regular Diamond members.

Status Match to Hilton Gold/Diamond

While you can’t status match to Diamond Reserve, you can fast track to Gold or Diamond until March 31, 2028!

After approval (from a competing tier level), you’ll need to stay 6 nights within 90 days for Gold or 12 nights for Diamond.

Details and status match form are here.

Dave Grossman
I got "in the game" in 2003 and since then I've collected literally millions and millions of frequent flyer miles and hotel points. I've flown around the world in first class seats that would cost $29,000 using frequent flyer miles and a few bucks in tax. And I've stayed in some of the finest hotels - all for free! Several years ago, I realized many of my friends actually thought I was paying for these!! So I started sharing my tips. It's long been a passion, but when I hosted a session on Miles and Points at the South by Southwest festival, my love of the game intensified and this blog was born. Since then, I've written my book, MilesTalk: Live Your Wildest Travel Dreams Using Miles and Points (2nd Edition) - (author profile), give seminars on miles and points all over the world, and occasionally write for publications such as Frommer's and Forbes Advisor.

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