How do Hilton treat you as an Elite?

Wow, I'd be pretty happy with that outcome. About AU$150 worth! At best, considerably more. That's a lot better value than lounge access (IMHO).

IMO I would rate the value of Hilton Shinjuku lounge access @ 10,000 JPY per day knowing the property.
For a point of comparison the IC in Tokyo charges 10,000 JPY paid in access for their lounge.
That said, the 50K points compensation was a reasonable gesture, though I'm sure perhaps the EL access would have been a preferred benefit during the stay.
 
Have received my email from lounge manager Christian (HSW) about upcoming stay and details about checking in via the lounge rather than battling the hordes downstairs. Very nice touch. Thanks HSW.
 
Have received my email from lounge manager Christian (HSW) about upcoming stay and details about checking in via the lounge rather than battling the hordes downstairs. Very nice touch. Thanks HSW.

I agree, we did this a couple of weekends ago and coupled with the express checkout it was fantastic.
Queue was 10 deep at reception on both occasions
 
Hi,

I'm looking at booking for myself and some friends at Hilton South Wharf or Hilton on the Park. If I book 3 rooms would everyone get breakfast included and club access? If so is there a limit to how many people per room? I saw that HSW had some two bedroom apartments which made it interesting.

Thanks,
Paul
 
Hi,

I'm looking at booking for myself and some friends at Hilton South Wharf or Hilton on the Park. If I book 3 rooms would everyone get breakfast included and club access? If so is there a limit to how many people per room? I saw that HSW had some two bedroom apartments which made it interesting.

Thanks,
Paul

Benefits are for the member only, so one room x 2 people under the spouse stays free, anything beyond that is a bonus not a right.
 
Hi,

I'm looking at booking for myself and some friends at Hilton South Wharf or Hilton on the Park. If I book 3 rooms would everyone get breakfast included and club access? If so is there a limit to how many people per room? I saw that HSW had some two bedroom apartments which made it interesting.

Thanks,
Paul
For breakfast, it depends upon the booking. Yes if you book a B&B package. If you mean with status benefits than officially you and one other. I've had more than 2 on a complementary status breakfast (4 in fact) but you could not bank on that.

The 2 bedroom apartments at HSW are officially 4. Whether or not they'd allow more is debatable. I think the max. occupancy is more about fire dept. regulations than anything else.
 
You could possibly email and negotiate, but official line is as above. Friendly hotels will stretch to upgrading 2 rooms of 2, I've never pushed it further. Will let you know late Dec after a Conrad BKK stay where I plan on pushing the relationship slightly!
;)
 
Can I say again how much I love The Conrad Hong Kong !
I still don't know what an ordinary room looks like :D
Here for a 5 night stay booked a cheapie pre-paid Peak Exec and have been upgraded to Exec Harbour View Suite :mrgreen:
(of course I knew this before I arrived thanks to trippin_the_rift's groovy new site ;) )
 
Status: Diamond
Property: Hilton DoubleTree KUL
Date: 7 June 2014
Rate: Points plus pay
Booked: King Room
Received: King Exec Room

I didn't check in until about 10pm so missed the lounge. Breakfast was a quick bite there the following morning with a coffee (no charge) before checking out and heading to HKG.
 
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Status: Diamond
Property: Hilton KUL
Date: 8 June 2014
Rate: Advance Payment
Booked: King Room
Received: Grand Executive Suite

I checked in at 2am, and advised the hotel that I would be late. I was greeted by name as I approached the counter. I have not stayed here before yet TKWIA!

I think it took me 10 minutes to fully explore the suite's five or so rooms! Powder room, lounge/dining, dressing room, study nook, storage cupboard, bedroom, bathroom. These suites are massive. I had a sleep in the next morning, so missed breakfast in the lounge. I was directed to the restaurant downstairs where I had a cooked to order omelette and coffee (no charge). I had a late checkout organised so had a nap before checking out about 2pm.

This hotel is upstairs and across the road from KL Sentral where the KLIA Ekspress stops so is very convenient to the airport.
 
at Hilton KL now, you missed the chilli coconut prawns in the Exec lounge.
Bokked chepaest room, upgraded to Exec room on top floor, am gold
Status: Diamond
Property: Hilton KUL
Date: 8 June 2014
Rate: Advance Payment
Booked: King Room
Received: Grand Executive Suite

I checked in at 2am, and advised the hotel that I would be late. I was greeted by name as I approached the counter. I have not stayed here before yet TKWIA!

I think it took me 10 minutes to fully explore the suite's five or so rooms! Powder room, lounge/dining, dressing room, study nook, storage cupboard, bedroom, bathroom. These suites are massive. I had a sleep in the next morning, so missed breakfast in the lounge. I was directed to the restaurant downstairs where I had a cooked to order omelette and coffee (no charge). I had a late checkout organised so had a nap before checking out about 2pm.

This hotel is upstairs and across the road from KL Sentral where the KLIA Ekspress stops so is very convenient to the airport.
 
The LM is nice in KUL

Agreed. Have stayed at both the Hilton and LM at KL and I really like them both.

Due to a stuff up at Hilton I was upgraded to a lifestyle suite there - the best hotel accommodation I have ever stayed at, I almost felt out of place it was perfect. Will post pics when I next am on my my MacBook in a few weeks.
 
Status: Diamond
Property: Hilton KUL
Date: 8 June 2014
Rate: Advance Payment
Booked: King Room
Received: Grand Executive Suite

I checked in at 2am, and advised the hotel that I would be late. I was greeted by name as I approached the counter. I have not stayed here before yet TKWIA!

I think it took me 10 minutes to fully explore the suite's five or so rooms! Powder room, lounge/dining, dressing room, study nook, storage cupboard, bedroom, bathroom. These suites are massive. I had a sleep in the next morning, so missed breakfast in the lounge. I was directed to the restaurant downstairs where I had a cooked to order omelette and coffee (no charge). I had a late checkout organised so had a nap before checking out about 2pm.

This hotel is upstairs and across the road from KL Sentral where the KLIA Ekspress stops so is very convenient to the airport.

Sounds nice.. Any photos?
 

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