About Hilton
Hilton is a major global hospitality brand operated by Hilton Worldwide, encompassing hotels and resorts that serve business travelers, tourists, and event guests. Properties under the Hilton name typically offer guest rooms and suites, on-site dining, meeting and conference facilities, fitness centers, and other amenities aimed at both short and extended stays. The brand is part of a broader portfolio (including DoubleTree, Embassy Suites, Hampton, and others), but charges often appear simply as “Hilton” on card statements.
A charge labeled like “WI 06-22 Hilton” likely refers to a stay, room deposit, or incidental charges at a Hilton-branded property in the state of Wisconsin, with “06-22” usually indicating the transaction or stay date. You may see charges for room rates, taxes, parking, dining, bar tabs, room service, spa services, or retail purchases made at the property. It’s also common to see temporary authorization holds for an estimated amount at check-in, which are later adjusted to your final bill.
If you have questions about a Hilton charge, first compare the amount and date with your reservation confirmation, folio/receipt from the hotel, or your Hilton Honors account history. You can usually access your folio via your Hilton.com account or the Hilton Honors app, or request it directly from the specific hotel’s front desk or billing department. For unresolved issues—such as duplicate charges, unexpected fees, or unrecognized transactions—contact the hotel where you stayed or reach Hilton customer support through their website or app. If the property cannot resolve the issue, you may also work with your card issuer to dispute the charge, providing copies of your reservation and receipts.