Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik
Was 40K until end of April.

Now - 70K

Hilton Vilamoura
Was 30K until end of June.

Now 60K

Same (40k to 70K) for Hilton Mauritius early next year though I expect it will reduce as time moves on because rates at the moment look like rack rates which will surely reduce.

Doubletree Times Square NYC now as low as 49,000 in the winter. Nice properties in NYC as low as 30,000. Previously it was impossible to find NYC less than 60,000.

I was just ragging on the OP - 12:06 AM Eastern, "Worst devaluation yet!!!"

Data is always appreciated - definitely no hard feelings in your direction.

Meh - you are being too cynical! Just let the new programming team, hired from Delta, do their work and let their new audit team, hired from PriceWaterhouseCoopers, do their quality control review.:D

On the positive side:

Doubletree Shanghai Pudong: 40k (before) ; 25k (now)
Conrad Seoul: 60k (before) ; 44k (now)
Conrad Tokyo: 80k (before) ; 59k (now)
Palmer House Chicago: 50k (before); 23k (now)
Hilton Mauritius: 50k (before); 41k (now)

This is not too bad, actually. It's rather a rate adjustment which is much closer to actual daily price than a mere devaluation. The downside is it's getting more difficult to get a point worth more than 0.6 cent $, but on the bright side a point won't be less than 0.5 cent $ worth.

Waldorf Beijing is showing as 58,000 on a night where a cash room is over $400.

Looks like theres Good and Bad, depending on where you are coming from

When redeemed Hilton points are fundamentally worth no more than a fixed cash amount per point, the point of collecting the Hilton points -- at least via partner activity or where partner point alternatives are relatively more valuable -- gets undermined and a replacement option makes more sense than would otherwise be the case.

If Hilton wants Hilton Honors to be nothing more than a form of restricted cash back, many of its customers would be better off going for something less restricted in its value -- something like actual cash back. Are we there yet? Not so sure.

Yep. This is actually not bad at all:

http://image.prntscr.com/image/37c43...b2c35b46d7.png

With the previous rate Conrad Beijing was 60k and Waldorf Beijing 80k.

I guess everyone is moving into that way. Starts with Delta couple years ago, now the big 3 US carriers programs are revenue-based. I can imagine that the 2018 SPG-Marriott program will be similar.

CKS is now 95K all year round? Was 80k before.

http://image.prntscr.com/image/54e79...83b7185495.png

Good news from Conrad Hong Kong. Previously 80K points. And I am being sarcastic here.

i have booked this property for 37k for a premium room a few times.