Hilton Gold card benefits in New York
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Looking at going to New York later in the year and there are a number of Hilton branded hotels, and now confused over the F&B credit for each night of the stay.
Hilton hotels I think it is a credit of $30 per day plus there is a $35 mandatory charge as a credit to your account. Do you get both and are they only valid for a specific day or can you accumulate them to use in a restaurant?
Doubletree hotels and Hilton Garden Inn do you get the same daily credit of $30?
Hampton hotels I presume you get nothing as breakfast I believe is included.
Anybody been recently to NYC and knows what actually happens. Thanks
I think the information in this article is still current. It explains the value of the breakfast credit at each of the Hilton brands. https://thepointsguy.com/news/hilton-eliminates-free-breakfast-for-elites-15-dining-credit/
Is the mandatory charge you refer to the resort fee? If so, my understanding is that the fee is waived for a points booking but is payable otherwise.
FWIW I had a good experience at the Conrad Downtown a few months ago. Decent value with a points booking and the 5 nights for 4 promotion. As a Gold member I got a room upgrade to a full river view, $50 per day dining credit (for 2) and a 2.0pm late checkout on request. Room, hotel and service were all very good. I can definitely recommend if the location is acceptable.
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