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(XVP) LVH Different question

#1

It is absolutely part of the Hilton chain. Lots of Hiltons are not owned by
Hilton Hotels Corp. When their agreement expires, it will cease to be part
of the Hilton chain.

In a message dated 10/25/2005 8:52:44 AM Pacific Standard Time,
AB6PQ@aol.com writes:

Yes, the Las Vegas Hilton is different than the rest of the "chain". In
fact it is not part of the Hilton chain, and has not been through the
last 2 owners. It is now owned by Colony Capital, and they only use the
name as part of the purchase deal.

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#2

From: ezfromnwon@aol.com
It is absolutely part of the Hilton chain. Lots of Hiltons are not owned by
Hilton Hotels Corp. When their agreement expires, it will cease to be part
of the Hilton chain.

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Any idea when that agreement expires?

BTW, if you are a member of Hhonors you no longer get points at the LVH for comped rooms. I noticed this a few weeks ago qas I went through my Hilton stuff. You can still credit for the stay though. this means that all stays count toward the various Hhonors levels. You do have to call the Hhonors customer service number and ask for those stays to be added.

Being Gold or Diamond is a nice perk when staying at the LVH. Free breakfast for two, free spa, and upgraded rooms just for showing the card.

as usual, YMMV,

SK
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