- Hilton Honors members can earn and redeem Points at more than 550 Small Luxury Hotels of the World properties, opening the door to unique luxury stays across more than 100 countries.
- From waterfront retreats in Denmark and mountain hideaways in the Italian Alps to boutique resorts in the Caribbean and beyond, Hilton Honors Points can unlock unexpected travel experiences.
- The partnership expands the value of Hilton Honors by giving members more choice, more flexibility, and more ways to turn Points into memorable stays.
Many travelers know they can redeem Hilton Honors Points for hotel stays. What they may not realize is that those Points can unlock nights at some of the world’s most distinctive independent luxury properties, from island escapes and vineyard retreats to Nordic hideaways and woodland treehouses. Through Hilton’s exclusive and expanding partnership with Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH), Hilton Honors members can earn and redeem Points at more than 550 luxury boutique hotels around the globe.
This article is part of “Point Taken,” a Stories From Hilton series that takes a closer look at Hilton Honors, the award-winning guest loyalty program.

This article is part of “Point Taken,” a Stories From Hilton series that takes a closer look at Hilton Honors, the award-winning guest loyalty program.
What is SLH?
Small Luxury Hotels of the World is a collection of independently owned boutique properties in destinations that range from remote islands and countryside estates to design-forward city retreats. Each property has an average of just 44 rooms, creating intimate, highly distinct experiences for travelers.
Why has Hilton partnered with SLH?
By partnering with SLH in 2024, Hilton expanded the range of luxury stays available through Hilton Honors, giving members access to unique destinations across nearly 90 countries. These properties complement Hilton’s expanding luxury global portfolio and provide members with even more opportunities to earn and redeem Points in destinations where they may not have previously been able to stay with Hilton Honors.
The partnership also reflects Hilton Honors’ ongoing commitment to giving members more choice in how they travel. Whether members are looking for a beachfront escape, a secluded mountain retreat or a design-forward city stay, they can continue earning and redeeming Points while discovering hotels and destinations that may have otherwise been outside their consideration set.
How Hilton Honors Members Can Earn and Redeem Points at SLH Properties
Hilton Honors members can earn Points on eligible stays at participating SLH properties when booking through Hilton channels. Members can also redeem Points for reward stays, making it possible to experience some of the world’s most unique luxury hotels using Points earned through travel, everyday spending and Hilton Honors partners.
Like other Hilton Honors reward stays, members can take advantage of program benefits such as no blackout dates for standard room rewards when available, fifth night free and waived resort fees on reward stays booked entirely with Points.
For travelers saving up for a dream trip, SLH provides a new way to think about Point redemption, transforming Points from a hotel benefit into a passport to distinctive experiences around the world.
A Hilton Honors Points Itinerary, Reimagined

Many travelers think about Hilton Honors Points in terms of where they can stay. Through Small Luxury Hotels of the World, Points can also help unlock entirely different styles of travel.
For travelers seeking a Nordic escape, Helenekilde Badehotel, an SLH Hotel, offers a unique waterfront retreat in Denmark, blending Scandinavian design with a tranquil natural setting. Those looking for a mountain getaway can redeem Points at Miramonti Boutique Hotel, an SLH Hotel in the Italian Alps, where dramatic views, outdoor adventure and local culture take center stage.

Members hoping to explore destinations off the traditional tourist path can discover East Africa from The Pinnacle Kigali, an SLH Hotel, a contemporary luxury hotel in Rwanda’s vibrant capital. Meanwhile, Paradise Beach Nevis, an SLH Hotel offers a secluded Caribbean experience with beachfront villas and a slower pace of island life that feels worlds away from the everyday.

For travelers drawn to the American West, Rawah Ranch, an SLH Hotel in Colorado combines boutique luxury with easy access to some of North America’s most iconic outdoor landscapes, creating the perfect basecamp for adventure and relaxation alike.
Together, these properties illustrate how Hilton Honors Points can unlock experiences far beyond a traditional hotel stay. Whether it’s a Nordic retreat, an alpine hideaway, a Caribbean escape, an African city adventure, or a luxury lodge in the mountains, members have more opportunities than ever to shape travel around their interests, not just their destination.
Your Points May Already Go Further Than You Realize
Hilton Honors is designed to help members turn travel aspirations into reality. Through the partnership with Small Luxury Hotels of the World, members have even more opportunities to use Points for experiences that feel unexpected, personal and memorable.
FAQ: Your Hilton Honors Points Can Take You Further Than You Think
What is Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH)?
Small Luxury Hotels of the World is a collection of independently owned luxury hotels located around the globe.
Can Hilton Honors members earn and redeem Points at SLH properties?
Yes. Hilton Honors members will earn Points on room spend only, not additional ancillary spend on-property when booking through Hilton channels and can redeem Points for reward stays at participating SLH properties.
Do Hilton Honors benefits apply at SLH properties?
Eligible Hilton Honors benefits are available at participating SLH properties. Specific benefits may vary by property.
Where can I explore participating SLH properties?
Members can browse participating SLH hotels and book directly through Hilton.com to earn or redeem Points.
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