What is your Hilton redemption worth?
Pointy is a free Chrome extension that adds a cents-per-point value badge to each hotel in Hilton Honors’s award search, right on hilton.com, so you can tell a great redemption from a poor one before you book.

17 Hilton hotels in Paris, 3 nights
3.4× the value per point, best hotel vs lowest
- Marquis Faubourg Saint Honore, an SLH Hotel: 0.16¢
- Hilton Paris Opera: 0.18¢
- Le Belgrand Hotel Paris Champs Elysees, Tapestry Collection by Hilton: 0.21¢
- Hampton by Hilton Paris Saint Ouen: 0.31¢
- DoubleTree by Hilton Paris Boulogne: 0.38¢
- Canopy by Hilton Paris Eiffel Tower: 0.40¢
- Hilton Garden Inn Paris Orly Airport: 0.41¢
- Niepce Paris Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton: 0.43¢
- Hotel Bowmann, an SLH Hotel: 0.44¢
- Maison Astor Paris, Curio Collection by Hilton: 0.45¢
- Hotel Camille Paris Gare de Lyon, Tapestry Collection by Hilton: 0.47¢
- Le Narcisse Blanc Hotel & Spa, an SLH Hotel: 0.49¢
- Sax Paris, LXR Hotels & Resorts: 0.50¢
- Grand Hotel du Palais Royal, an SLH Hotel: 0.51¢
- Chateau des Fleurs, an SLH Hotel: 0.51¢
- Hotel Norman Paris, an SLH Hotel: 0.53¢
- Grand Powers, an SLH Hotel: 0.54¢
Using Pointy on Hilton
Search with points
Go to hilton.com, turn on the points, miles or award option and search as usual. Pointy reads the points price and the cash price already on the page. There’s nothing to type.
Read the badge
Each result with both a cash and a points price gets a badge with its value in cents per point: the cash price ÷ the points price × 100. Higher is better. The label compares each value with your own Hilton searches once you have 30 saved results there.
Handles all the special fees
Hover over a badge to see how it was worked out.
- Currency: other currencies are converted to US dollars at a daily rate.
- Taxes: Pointy uses the price with taxes included wherever the site shows one.
- Resort and destination fees: taken off the cash price, because you pay them either way.
- Multi-night stays: values compare the whole stay’s cash price with its points.