Hilton Corporate Codes And Discount Codes

Hilton Corporate Codes And Discount Codes
Hotel promotions and codes are elusive as ever. For those that are deal hunters and perhaps risk takers as well, these are a complete list of Hilton corporate codes and discount codes that you can use for your next stay.
Hilton Corporate Codes


Hilton works with a number of large companies to offer their employees discounts for business or leisure vacation travel.
This is for those making hotel bookings with cash as opposed to how traditionally we’ve focused on how to smartly spend your points such as the best Hilton Category 1 hotels and saving up for aspirational resort stays at the Conrad Maldives which we were lucky to stay at.
Not a fan of Hilton but loyal to Marriott? Don’t worry, I have you covered with Marriott corporate codes Hyatt corporate codes, discounts for Best Western, Choice Hotels corp codes, and IHG codes.
Read next: If you want to see them all together, we have a compilation of all and the best hotel corporate codes.
List Of Hilton Corporate Codes
These are intended to be used for employees of the respective companies.
We’ve removed these at the request of Hilton.
Hilton Negotiated Rates For Business & Leisure Travel
If you work for a company that has access to Hilton negotiated rates for business and leisure travel, you’ll find it listed in the table below.
These are official landing pages and saves the effort of needing to remember codes.
These are intended to be used for employees of these companies only.
NOTE: The discount rates were benchmarked for a Doubletree in San Diego. Also, there were several that we couldn’t check and some that didn’t display a discount and deferred to the Hilton Honors discount. Take the discount amount for a grain of salt as we know that they can vary between brands and North America versus international.
Observations: In some cases, the negotiated rates for businesses were quite good but if you’re willing to go for prepay or semi-flex prices can provide a discount of 8% or higher.
Can Anyone Use These Codes?
Simple answer: No
To use hotel corporate codes, you will be required to provide identification to prove that you are associated to the company your code is for. As a result, these are only for employees of the designated companies they were created for.
If you are affiliate with the company (employee, customer, vendor), you can take advantage of these negotiated rates if they provided these codes to you.
Ultimately, if you use these codes, chances are pretty high that you’ll be asked for ID. Be prepared so you’re not scrambling to pull up an e-mail or calling a co-worker to take a photo of your business card.
What Do I Need To Prove Affiliation With The Company?
Acceptable forms of identification include:
- An employee pass with the company name and picture
- A business card that includes your name and company
- An email address the hotel will confirm by sending you a confirmation
Discount Codes For Everyone


There are luckily other ways to save money by using alternative Hilton coupon codes that you might be eligible for. Here’s a look at a few special programs.
MVP Program
The MVP code program was designed to entice people travelling with sports teams or for sporting events. This casts a pretty wide net and as a result, anyone more-or-less was able to use the code.
The MVP code can save you up to 20% off.
Here is who this program was intended for:
As a valued, coach, leader or participant of group travel for sports, we invite you to receive a discount off the best available rate at participating hotels in the Hilton portfolio. Find hotels above to get your team’s next trip started.
Please note: You must be an athletic administrator, athlete, or affiliated with a sports entity, sports-related company, sports group or event to be eligible. You will be asked to show credentials, such as an official business card designated with your team logo, etc.
Team USA Codes
There’s also the Team USA Hilton discount codes for those that are part of the national team.
Hilton Honors Discount
It’s always better to be a Hilton Honors members. We’ve found that the member rates are often very good.
In some cases, these Honors discounts can be better than any preferred rate via discount code.

Special promotions
Every quarter or so Hilton rolls out new promotions. For instance, right now there’s one called “Dream Away” and ironically the discount they’re offering is better than some of those corporate codes.
A promotion like this is positioned like this: “Hilton Honors members get up to 20% off in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa and up to 30% off in Asia.”
Typically, promotions are geared towards Hilton Honors members so it’s a no brainer to sign up if you haven’t already yet.
Here are a few other promo codes that we’re aware of (may or may not still be active):
- Family Fun Promo Code – Use PBFFP1 or FP to get breakfast for 4, premium wifi and late checkout at participating Hilton Portfolio hotels worldwide.
- Leisure Escape Promo Code – Use promo code RPTVS1 or TVS and Get £50 daily credit for every night of your stay, at participating Hilton Portfolio hotels worldwide. Use your on-property credit for dining, shopping, relaxing, and more!
- Essential Extras Promo Code – Use promo code HPWHE2 or H1W and Book your stay with Essential Extras, including daily breakfast, premium WiFi and late check-out (subject to availability), at participating Hilton Portfolio hotels worldwide!
- Long Weekend Promo Code – Use promo code PGLWP1 or LWP and Stay 3 nights & Save up to 50% on Sundays at participating Hilton Portfolio hotels worldwide.
Check the latest Hilton deals
The first place you should always look to see what’s happening is the page below.
AAA, CAA, AARP, and Senior Discounts
Hilton allows you to apply and check discounts if you’re a AAA member. There are also discounts for AARP members, CAA, and if you’re a senior and don’t belong to any association.
Members save up to 15% and earn Honors points when booking with AAA or CAA rates. This also works internationally although the discount seems to reduce down to 10% off.
The AARP discount is 10%.
The senior discount rate is not as good at 5% off.
These are easy to check because in the reservation system, there are checkboxes explicitly for these under “Special Rates”.
Live in the US and not a member of AARP? It only costs £12 for your first year but £16/year normally. As long as you’re 50 and older, you purchase AARP membership. You can save 10% off the best available rate with Hilton.
Join AAA today
If you’re not a member of the auto club, AAA, sign up to access instant discounts.
Ways to Maximize Your Hilton Honors Membership


Beyond using discount codes, there are other tips and tricks you should know about Hilton Honors whether it be shopping around, status, elite nights, or earning more poitns.
Hilton Price Matching
Lastly, don’t forget that Hilton has their new Price Match Guarantee program.
If you find a better rate anywhere else including OTA’s like Booking.com for the same accommodation and terms at any point before your reservation is made or up to 24 hours after making your reservation through one of the official Hilton booking channels, they will honor the lower price and take an additional 25% off the room rate for each night of your stay.
Acceptable sites include:
The submission process is through an online claim form.
How To Get Gold Status
While you won’t be able to get discounted rates with status, we know that many of you would love to have Hilton Honors Gold status to be able to get the perk of free breakfast at some properties.
Currently, Gold status isn’t easy to get without obtaining it through stays but here’s a compilation of alternative methods:
- American Express Hilton Honors Aspire Card – If you’re in the US, you don’t just get Gold status, you get immediate Diamond Status.
- American Express Platinum Card – Whether you’re in Canada or the US, this card will give you Gold status for as long as you’re a cardholder.
- Status challenge – If you have premium status with Marriott, IHG, Hyatt, Best Western, and Choice, you can try Hilton Honors Gold status for 90 days.
- Winback Gold Status – Head to the Winback page where you can earn Gold Status if you complete 2 stays.
Gold status is definitely worth having so if you don’t have status, hopefully these will help you get over the top!
How To Get Diamond Status
With Hilton Honors Gold Status, there are a number of ways to obtain it, whether it’s through a credit card or special campaign. Diamond Status on the other hand, is a lot harder.
Currently, there’s a special campaign for consulting companies such as Accenture, Deloitte, IBM, and others where if your work e-mail is eligible, you can start a Diamond Status trial and Diamond Status fast track. Yes, that means you get Diamond Status perks while also working towards achieving the actual status.
Once you start the campaign, you’ll get all of the perks of being in the Diamond tier including breakfast for two or F&B credit, upgrades, and lounge access. You’ll have this perk until August 31, 2024.
For the fast track part of the challenge, if you can stay a minimum of 12 nights by August 31, 2024, you’ll be awarded Diamond status until March 2026. If you fail to complete the 12 nights, the good news is that you’ll still get Gold status if you get 6 to 11 nights.
Depending on what company you work for, there are a few other variations of trial and/or fast track options:
How To Get More Elite Nights
Elite nights are what count towards building up your status.
- Silver Status – 10 nights, 4 stays, or earn 25,000 Base Points
- Gold Status – 40 nights, 20 stays, or earn 75,000 Base Points
- Diamond Status – 60 nights, 30 stays, or earn 120,000 Base Points
Whether you’re slowing moving your way up throughout the year or if you are on the cusp of achieving the next tier in status, and looking for a push, there’s an interesting new way to accelerate this.
Hilton Honors has a Hilton for Business program. If you, your company, or if you’d like to join ours, they are running a promotion where you can earn double the nights through December 31, 2024.
This can also be handy for those looking to build up rollover nights.
Heads up though, double nights do not count toward Hilton for Business milestone bonuses or fast track promotions.
How to Get More Hilton Honors Points
Of course, the most obvious way is to stay but if you’re not travelling for business, that’s not practical for most.
There are a few other ways that most people are building up their cache of Hilton Honors Points that we’ll quickly lay out below.
Sign up for credit cards
In the US, Hilton has their own branded cards and these are the only ones that can earn Hilton Honors points directly. Each has its own sign up bonuses which are quite significant and much faster to get started than earning points the traditional way through stays.
- Hilton Honors American Express Card
- Hilton Honors American Express Surpass Card
- Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card
- Hilton Honors American Express Business Card
There are unfortunately no Hilton Honors cards in Canada.
PRO TIP: Sign up for these cards when you know you have big purchases ahead so you can make the minimum spend.
Link with Lyft
Hilton is partnered with Lyft and you can earn points for every Lyft ride (3 points per £1 spent).
Currently, you can also earn a bonus 1,500 Hilton Honors points by linking both accounts and taking 5 rides by September 3, 2024. These rides must be completed within the US or Canada.
Earn with Delta
Once in awhile, Hilton will also partner with airlines such as Delta for promotions such as this year’s where you can earn up to 6,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points when you complete a premium flight by September 19, 2024.
Convert points from other programs
If you collect points in American Express’ Membership Rewards (MR Points), you can transfer points 2:1 to Hilton Honors. This means that for every 1 Membership Reward point, you get 2 Hilton Honors points.
Cards that earn Membership Rewards points are:
- Amex EveryDay Credit Card
- Amex Green Card
- Amex Gold Card
- Amex Platinum Card
Is it worth it? Most will say no because MR Points are worth more when you convert them to airline points. That said, because there aren’t many options to top up Hilton Honors, it may be worth it.
Membership Rewards points are worth 2.8 cents while Hilton points are only worth 0.5 cents. Even with a 2:1 ratio, you’re losing more than half the value of MR Points.
PRO TIP: If you are converting, wait for transfer bonuses. As an example, this year they had a 40% bonus of MR Points to Hilton.
The other option in the US are through Bilt Rewards. They are its own brand of credit cards and a newer competitor in the space, hoping to give Amex and Chase a run for their money.
They run their own points program and are valued at 1.8 cents per point. Currently, you can transfer points to Hilton Honors 1:1. So far, we haven’t seen any transfer bonuses.
Buy points
Loyalty programs are really pushing this option. Broadly, this isn’t the best value but we think it’s a good option in a pinch.
You can buy points in increments of 1,000 points, starting with 5,000 points and up to a maximum of 160,000 points. The price is £10 USD for 1,000 points (1 cent each). Your annual purchase limit is 160,000 Hilton Honors points.
PRO TIP: When purchasing points, wait for their promotions (often active). The best offer is when they offer a 100% bonus (0.5 cents each). This means that you double up so if you purchase 160,000 points, you get 320,000 points for £1,600 USD. They will sometimes also extend the limit to triple as well (up to 240,000).
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you will earn Hilton Honors points.
They will charge you the walk-in rate.
Yes, if you’re eligible, you can receive upgrades and other perks as a member.
Yes, all of the Hilton umbrella of brands take corporate codes, however the discount can vary quite drastically from one to the other. In some instances, a code can lead to 0 discount or can cause the price to go up.
Yes, you are eligible for any offers you may have signed up for as stays using Hilton corporate codes count as regular stays.
Yes, the Hilton app has the capability of entering corporate codes. This can be found under “Special rates” just like it is on the desktop website.
It’s possible that you’re looking into a date so far out in the future that they haven’t released availability for it yet. Unlike Marriott, Hilton releases their dates roughly 9 months ahead (not even a full year) so it’s possible that’s what you’re seeing. Otherwise, it’s also possible that rooms are fully sold out for that day.
Travel Resources For Your Next Trip
If you’re in the process of planning your trip and putting together your itinerary, these are genuinely the best resources that the Going Awesome Places team stands by 100%.
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Flights: Of all the booking search engines, Skyscanner is the most helpful and easy to use thanks to their Everywhere feature. Kayak is also another that’s we will often check as well.
Car Rental: If you’re looking to save money, these car rental coupon codes will be a true game-changer. Otherwise, DiscoverCars and RentalCars are great places to start.
Rideshare: For new Lyft users, use code WILLIAM4825 to get 50% off your first 2 rides (max £10 USD per ride). Offer valid for 14 days after you take your first ride. For new Uber users, use code psuqbjg4d7rn for the same offer except it’s valid for 30 days.
Airport Parking: You’ll need a spot to leave your car at the airport so why not book a spot at a discount. Use code AWESOME7 to get at least £5 off at Airport Parking Reservations or Park Sleep Fly packages.
Wifi Hotspot: We’ve been a huge fan of wifi hotspot devices such as PokeFi (use code GAP24300) because their rates are are hard to beat and it works globally. Solis is another that we recommend. Pros are that you can share the wifi with your whole group but cons are that you have to invest in a device and you have to charge it every night.
eSIM: Lately, we’ve really loved using eSIMs. We’ve tested several over the years and we have access to a few special promotions.
- Gigsky: Use TANG149 to get £3 USD when you sign up, then use code GOINGAWESOME to save 20% on all eSIM orders.
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- Airalo – Use referral code WILLIA9500 to get £3 USD credit on your first purchase.
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Hotels: Our go-to is Booking.com because they have the best inventory of properties including hotels and B&Bs plus they have their Genius tier discounts. Expedia is also worth using especially with their One Key rewards program which is basically like cash. The exception is Asia where Agoda always has the best prices. Always do a quick check on TripAdvisor as well.
Vacation Rentals: Your first instinct will be to check Airbnb but we always recommend checking VRBO as well if you’re looking for a vacation rental (now eligible for One Key).
Tours and Activities: When planning our trips, we always check both Viator and GetYourGuide to at least see what’s out there in the destination that we’re going to. They often have different offerings and prices so check both.
Travel Insurance: Learn how to buy the best travel insurance for you. This isn’t something you want to travel without.
- HeyMondo – Popular insurance provider for frequent travelers and comes with great coverage and special perks. By booking through our link to get a 5% discount!
- RATESDOTCA – Search engine Canadians looking for the cheapest insurance including multi-trip annual policies.
- SafetyWing – A perfect fit for long-term nomads.
- Medjet – Global air medical transportation.
- InsureMyTrip – Best for seniors, families, and those with pre-existing conditions.
If you need more help planning your trip, make sure to check out our Travel Toolbox where we highlight all of the gear, resources, and tools we use when traveling.
