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BENEFITS/TRAVEL/HOTELS/HILTON STATEMENT CREDIT
AMERICAN EXPRESS

Hilton Statement Credit

Up to $50 in statement credits each quarter for eligible purchases at participating Hilton properties worldwide.

Which cards have it: Hilton Honors American Express Business Card ($195 fee), Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card ($150 fee) and American Express Business Platinum ($895 fee).

TYPECreditPosts back to your card bill
RESETSQuarterlyUnused credit does not roll over
ENROLLMENTRequiredOne time, in your American Express account
GOOD ATHiltonU.S. locations
ON THE HILTON HONORS AMERICAN EXPRESS BUSINESS CARD, RESETS QUARTERLYThis quarter's $60 expires in 79 daysWhatever is unspent by then is gone, because this credit does not roll into the next period.
NEXT RESETJan 1
14% elapsed79 days left
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Where it works

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How to claim it

  1. 1

    Get a qualifying card including Hilton Honors American Express Business Card, Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card, American Express Business Platinum.

    Enroll in the benefits section of your americanexpress.com account or by calling the number on the back of your Card.

    Enroll now →
  2. 2

    Use your card for hotel stays, dining, spa, and other charges booked directly with any Hilton portfolio property — including Hilton, Waldorf Astoria, Conrad, DoubleTree, Hampton Inn, and more. Charges must be booked directly through Hilton (not Expedia or other OTAs) and incidentals must be charged to your room at checkout.

  3. 3

    Your $50 credit will appear on your card statement, typically within 1-2 billing cycles after qualifying purchases.

⏰This benefit resets every quarter (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct). Unused credits don't roll over.

What we'd do

  • •Book direct at Hilton.com or the Hilton app — third-party bookings don't qualify.
  • •Charge dining, spa, and resort fees to your room to pool them with your hotel bill for the credit.
  • •Use the credit each quarter — it doesn't roll over, so plan at least one Hilton stay or charge per quarter.

Questions

How much is the Amex Hilton Statement Credit worth?

It depends on the card: $60 a quarter ($240 a year) on the Hilton Honors American Express Business Card, $50 a quarter ($200 a year) on the Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card and American Express Business Platinum.

Which credit cards come with the Hilton Statement Credit?

The Amex Hilton Statement Credit comes with 3 cards: Hilton Honors American Express Business Card ($195), Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card ($150) and American Express Business Platinum ($895). The cheapest way to get it is the Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card at $150 a year.

What can I use the Amex Hilton Statement Credit on?

Up to $50 in statement credits each quarter for eligible purchases at participating Hilton properties worldwide.

Do I need to enroll in the Amex Hilton Statement Credit?

Yes. Enroll in the benefits section of your americanexpress.com account or by calling the number on the back of your Card.

When does the Amex Hilton Statement Credit reset?

It resets on January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1. Unused credit doesn't carry over.

Is the Amex Hilton Statement Credit worth it?

If you'd spend the full credit at Hilton anyway, it's worth its face value. If not, it's worth only what you would have spent.

Is the Amex Hilton Statement Credit included with the American Express Business Platinum?

Yes, the Amex Hilton Statement Credit is included with the American Express Business Platinum and 2 other American Express cards.

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Benefit values shown are at face value and do not account for personal spending patterns. Terms, eligibility, and enrollment requirements are set by the card issuer and may change. Confirm details on your issuer’s website before making decisions based on this page.