Hilton Honors launched its latest buy points promotion again today which is in line with the highest bonus and increased maximum cap for purchase for a limited time.
Buy Hilton Honors Points With a 100% Bonus

Through July 8, 2023, Hilton Honors members who purchase at least 5,000 points and above, will receive up to a 100% bonus. It appears that different members are getting different bonus percentages. So it is best to check your account on how much bonus you are eligible for.
Hilton Honors Increases Purchase Limit To 160,000
Usually, the maximum Hilton Honors points available for purchase are capped at 80,000 points per calendar year. But this time, you can purchase up to 160,000 points, meaning. with the 100% bonus points, members can receive up to 320,000 points.
Cost of Hilton Honors Points
Hilton Honors normally sell points at a rate of US$10 per 1,000 points increment. That is around 1 cent per point. And with this offer, members can purchase 320,000 points after the bonus only for US$1,600 (0.5 cents per point). This is really great opportunity and offers to buy a whole block of points.

Redeeming Hilton Honors Points
You can redeem Hilton Honors points over 18 brands across 119 countries, with more than 6,800 properties. Hilton Honors don’t publish an award chart until now but the brand uses dynamic award pricing.
Points vary by destination, date of travel, and season but generally, it starts from 5,000 points up to 1 million points on some properties such as Waldorf Astoria Maldives.
Hilton Honors also offer a fifth night free on award stays so if you stay at properties that cost 80,000 points per night, you are able to stay 5 nights with the 320,000 points you receive during this promotion.

Summary
Through July 8, 2023, Hilton Honors is offering up to a 100% bonus on purchased points. On top of that, the maximum cap for points purchased is also increased to 160,000 points from the standard 80,000.
This is a great deal offered by Hilton Honors recently where you can spend points on hotel stays with a lower cost ratio.