Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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61,000 Hilton Honors points are worth an average of $317.2, according to WalletHub data. You will get the best value for your Hilton Honors points when you redeem them for hotel stays, but there are multiple redemption options.
How Much Hilton Honors Points Are Worth
| Number of Hilton Honors Points | Average Value |
| 61,000 | $317.2 |
| 51,000 | $265.2 |
| 41,000 | $213.2 |
| 31,000 | $161.2 |
| 21,000 | $109.2 |
| 11,000 | $57.2 |
You can estimate the dollar value of any number of Hilton points with WalletHub’s calculator.
In addition to Hilton hotel stays, you can redeem Hilton Honors points for things like special experiences, miles from partnered airlines, car rentals, Lyft rides, shopping, and charitable donations. You can see the number of points for these specific redemption options on any given day by logging in to your Hilton Honors account and clicking on “Points.”
Keep in mind that Hilton has the ability to change the value of your Hilton Honors points at any time. To minimize the risk of having a large number of points devalued, you should aim to redeem them often.
If you're interested in learning more, you can check WalletHub's in-depth review of the Hilton Honors Rewards program.
WalletHub calculated Hilton Honors point values by comparing room rates in 20 popular travel destinations – 10 domestic and 10 international – to the number of points needed to book a rewards night. We did this for all Hilton-owned hotel locations within 50 miles of the city center in each destination, applying the process to weekend and weekday dates in each destination’s high and shoulder tourist seasons.
The values listed on this page are approximate and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual point values may vary based on redemption method and individual usage. The estimates provided do not represent fixed or guaranteed values and may differ from the experience of typical cardholders.
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