Hilton Hotels offers comfortable rooms at great rates, and the hotel chain offers its own Hilton credit card that can be used not only at Hilton Hotels but anywhere American Express is accepted. There are times, however, when you may have dispute a charge on your hotel bill or your Hilton credit card bill, but don't quite know how. You can learn more about Hilton Hotels by contacting customer support here, and below are ways to dispute charges.
You can dispute charges associated with your stay at a Hilton Hotel location, or you can dispute charges that appear on your Hilton credit card, and how to do this for each is outlined below.
When you feel there are errors on your bill for your stay at a Hilton Hotel, you must inform the reservation desk at the hotel either by calling the location or letting the desk clerk know in person at checkout or during your stay. Once it is confirmed the charge was in error, the hotel manager can reverse the charges back to your credit or debit card.
Hilton Hotels has partnered with American Express to offer a Hilton credit card with special rates for Hilton Honors' members. If you notice a charge on your Hilton card, you can dispute it by doing the following:
Charge card disputes are typically resolved in 30 days, and if American Express finds in favor of the merchant, you will be responsible for the charge on your Hilton credit card. If the matter is found in your favor, the charge will be removed immediately following the finding.
Hotel stay charges are handled at the hotel site level, and Hilton charge card disputes are handled through American Express' dispute process. For more information and assistance on disputing a charge with Hilton Hotels, reach out to customer support here.
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