Triple Your Trip promo Sep 1 to Dec 31

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boomy

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Earn double points for weekday nights (Mon to Thu) and triple points for weekend nights (Fri to Sun).

Register here:

http://www.hhonors.com/triple

The sweet spot about this promo is that all hotels in the Hilton group are participating, there are no excluded properties this time.
 
Registered and got this:
[h=3]In addition to earning Double Points Monday-Thursday nights and Triple Points Friday, Saturday & Sunday nights*, you're eligible to receive 2,000 Bonus Points on your 1[SUP]st[/SUP] stay during the Triple Your Trip Promotion.[SUP]†[/SUP][/h]
 
I just cancelled a room, rebooked with the promo and even saved $39/night :p
Plus there is the $50 AMEX promo for a Hilton stay.
Thanks boomy!
 
I just cancelled a room, rebooked with the promo and even saved $39/night :p
Plus there is the $50 AMEX promo for a Hilton stay.
Thanks boomy!
Apart from the cheaper rate, why do you need to cancel and rebook? In the past, all previous bookings that the actual stay falls within the promo period is eligible for the promo.
 
I have never had to rebook to earn on these promotions ... existing bookings have worked fine.

(Although I will rebook if a cheaper rate is available. ;))
 
2000/1st here as bonus.

Interesting that promo not yet in Offers section on main Hilton website.
 
Apart from the cheaper rate, why do you need to cancel and rebook? In the past, all previous bookings that the actual stay falls within the promo period is eligible for the promo.

I have never had to rebook to earn on these promotions ... existing bookings habe worked fine.

(Altgough I will rebook if a cheaper rate is svailable. ;))

My understanding is that there is an additional bonus 2000 points for new bookings as per #4 above.
I would have rebooked anyway for the cheaper rate that has now become available.
 
My understanding is that there is an additional bonus 2000 points for new bookings as per #4 above.
I would have rebooked anyway for the cheaper rate that has now become available.

I have a booking next month for a refundable rate booked through Hilton direct. That same room is now showing cheaper on the Hilton website. Given the promo for new bookings in this thread (and the amex promo) is there anything I can do?
 
I got the 4000pts for 4th stay. Hmm still waiting to see what SPG comes up with before I decide my strategy for my Europe trip at the end of the year ....
 
I have a booking next month for a refundable rate booked through Hilton direct. That same room is now showing cheaper on the Hilton website. Given the promo for new bookings in this thread (and the amex promo) is there anything I can do?

Do what I do/did.
First make sure you register for this promo.
Next book your new room and only after your new lower priced room is booked, cancel your old booking.
Just be careful that you don't cancel the new booking by mistake - make a note of the confirmation number.
 
Do what I do/did.
First make sure you register for this promo.
Next book your new room and only after your new lower priced room is booked, cancel your old booking.
Just be careful that you don't cancel the new booking by mistake - make a note of the confirmation number.

Sorry I meant my rate is nonrefundable. I assume that means i cant do anything despite hilton now advertising a cheaper rate?
 
I'm not convinced it has to be a new booking for that bonus; it just sounds like they are encouraging you to go and book stays to take advantage of the promo.
 
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I have a booking next month for a refundable rate booked through Hilton direct. That same room is now showing cheaper on the Hilton website. Given the promo for new bookings in this thread (and the amex promo) is there anything I can do?


As far as this promo is concerned, in the FAQ it states this;

If I already have a reservation, is it eligible for the promotion?
Yes, as long as the member is registered for the promotion prior to check-out of the stay and the reservation is for an eligible stay. Regardless of when a reservation was booked, any registered guests with nights within the Promotion Period will receive the promotion bonus.

So you will still get bonus points. As far as prepaying on a non-refundable rate.. i doubt you can do anything. Wouldn't hurt to give them a call and see if they will do something but they certainly wouldn't be obligated to.
 
Now we're starting to cook with gas!

Long running (since March I believe) double point offer and now this double/triple point offer with surprise bonuses! You beaut.....are we at long last starting to see a run of some nice enticing promos again from Hilton?

I'm just sitting here stewing right now, because bloody reCaptcha keeps spitting up an error. In the words of Ted Bullpit..."Someone should blow captcha up"! I want to register!
 
Now we're starting to cook with gas!

Long running (since March I believe) double point offer and now this double/triple point offer with surprise bonuses! You beaut.....are we at long last starting to see a run of some nice enticing promos again from Hilton?

I'm just sitting here stewing right now, because bloody reCaptcha keeps spitting up an error. In the words of Ted Bullpit..."Someone should blow captcha up"! I want to register!

I had a problem with captcha using IE so switched to Firefox. Worked a charm.
 
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