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Contributor ⭐
Jan 31, 2024 9:19 PM UTC

Hotel Discount

Hilton Hotels are listed as giving discounts up to 10% to AARP Members. Why then, when I go to make a reservation at a Hampton Inn or Hilton Garden Inn, the AARP rate is typically $10-$30 MORE than the standard rate? This has just started in the past year or so. It did not used to be that way when making a reservation on line. 

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    Contributor ⭐
    Mar 19, 2025 3:32 PM UTC

    I've tried to book rooms twice at a Hilton using both AARP and Chase Travel.  It was always a few dollars cheaper with Chase Travel.  This membership was a waste.  Glad it was only 12 bucks.  Cancelling my membership....Only benefit I got was a cheap insulated tote. . .

    Community Champion ⭐
    Mar 19, 2025 6:28 PM UTC

    I hope you reconsider, @GaryE30262. Your AARP membership gives you access to hundreds of carefully chosen discounts, programs, and services. From health and wellness to travel and entertainment, you'll find a wide variety of AARP benefits for every area of your life. I invite you to learn more about our benefits here: https://aarp.info/2VSIftj. If I can answer anything about membership or benefits, I'm always here to help! - Daniela R. 

    Contributor ⭐
    Jan 18, 2025 8:32 PM UTC

    Yep- for Hyatt my standard Expedia is actually the same price BUT if I include my expedia rewards it is actually $10 cheaper without AARP per night.

    Hope there is something else worth having this for, but my guess it is pretty much a worthless scam.

    Contributor ⭐
    Mar 25, 2024 3:23 AM UTC

    My experience is that the 10% AARP discount over the best available rate is false, for all hotels.  You can always find lower rates through many hotel reservations websites than through AARP.  I have never found an AARP deal that is better than what you can find online on your own in under 10 minutes.