Hilton Offers Up to 200,000 Bonus Points on Select Credit Cards for Limited Time

American Express is offering welcome bonuses of up to 200,000 Hilton Honors points on select co-branded Hilton credit cards for a limited time, according to a report published by CNBC.

The report, part of CNBC's Select personal finance vertical, said the elevated point bonuses represent only part of the overall value of these cards, noting that the cards also come with free night certificates that can be used at Hilton properties.

CNBC did not specify in the excerpt reviewed which exact card tiers carry the 200,000-point offer, how long the promotion will last, or what spending requirements are attached to earning the bonus. Hilton Honors credit cards are typically issued in multiple tiers by American Express, ranging from no-annual-fee options to premium cards with higher rewards rates and travel perks.

Hilton Honors points can generally be redeemed for hotel stays, room upgrades, and other travel-related benefits across Hilton's portfolio of brands. Free night certificates, a common perk bundled with these cards, allow holders to redeem a night's stay at eligible properties without using points, subject to the terms set by Hilton and American Express.

CNBC's Select vertical, which reviews financial products including credit cards, banking services and loans, did not immediately provide additional terms, eligibility criteria, or expiration dates for the promotional offers in the portion of the report made available.

Consumers interested in the offers were directed to consult CNBC's full report and the respective card issuer's terms for complete details on eligibility, fees and redemption rules.