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Hilton Honors Aspire Card
Top-tier Hilton status and a free night, with resort credits that need Hilton stays.
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Where it earns
The multipliers.
Paid in Hilton Honors, about 0.50¢ a point at RRV. Cardful ranks this card against the rest of your wallet for every purchase, using these rates and an honest point value.
Statement credits
$1,619 a year, if you use all of it.
Each credit runs on its own reset schedule, and each name opens the full breakdown of how it resets and where it is most often wasted. Cardful remembers partial use and reminds you before a window closes.
Also on the card: Hilton Honors Diamond status.
The honest read
Worth it, or not.
Worth it if
- Diamond status from day one.
- An annual free night at almost any Hilton, including Waldorf Astoria and Conrad.
- 14× at Hilton properties, 7× on flights and dining.
Think twice if
- The $400 resort credit only works at Hilton resorts, in two $200 halves.
- The $200 airline credit is split into $50 quarters.
- Hilton points are worth about half a cent, so the multipliers flatter the card.
The fee
Is the fee worth it?
On paper the credits are worth $1,619 a year against a $550 fee. The honest question is which of them you will genuinely use. How the verdict works →
Hilton Honors Aspire Card · $550 fee
Every credit used in full, no points counted
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