Get a 30% Bonus When Converting Some Airline Miles to Accor Points [Limited Time]

Updated: December 1, 2025, 7:35am CST

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The Accor hotel chain, owner of some celebrated brands plus a slew of midscale properties, has a promotion offering a 30% bonus when converting some airline miles to its ALL – Accor Live Limitless points, available for a limited time.

Let’s look at whether this promotion might make sense for you.

How To Earn the Airline-to-Accor Transfer Bonus

French-based Accor is the largest hotel chain in Europe, boasting more than 5,100 hotels in 110 countries worldwide. Its brands include names like Delano, Fairmont, Mercure, Raffles, Sofitel, Swissôtel, and Ibis, but it has a relatively small footprint in North America.

That said, Accor has a loyalty program called ALL – Accor Live Limitless that can be interesting for U.S.-based travelers, especially those with plans to stay at some of its upscale brands with a presence in North America, such as Fairmont.

Accor Live Limitless points can be transferred to many airline partners. Several, although not as many, airline loyalty programs also enable you to convert their miles into ALL points.

Now, Accor Live Limitless is offering a 30% conversion bonus from select partner programs to ALL between December 1 and 20, 2025.

Accor conversion bonus December 2025 — Image Credit: Accor

The offer applies to 5 eligible partners:

Emirates: Convert your Emirates Skywards miles into ALL points, with 4,000 miles yielding 1,300 ALL points instead of the regular 1,000.
Japan Airlines: Convert your Japan Airlines Mileage Bank miles into ALL points, with 5,000 miles yielding 1,300 ALL points, instead of the regular 1,000.
Juneyao Air: Convert your Juneyao Air Club points into ALL points, with 200 points yielding 1,040 ALL points instead of the regular 800.
Qatar Airways: Convert your Qatar Airways Privilege Club Avios into ALL points, with 3,500 Avios yielding 1,350 ALL points for linked members and 1,300 ALL points for non-linked members — rather than the regular 1,000 points.
Singapore Airlines: Convert your Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles into ALL points, with 4,500 miles yielding 1,300 ALL points instead of the regular 1,000.

The Accor offer site specifies that the offer is valid from December 1 to 20, Central European Time. Once the transfer is initiated, it cannot be reversed, and bonus ALL Reward points will be deposited automatically in your Accor account within 6 weeks. There is no need to register. Reward points expire after 365 days of inactivity.

Hot Tip:

If earning Accor points makes sense for your particular situation, note that you can also transfer points from several credit card programs. Capital One miles and Citi ThankYou Points can be transferred to ALL – Accor Live Limitless at a ratio of 2:1. You can also transfer Bilt Rewards and Mesa Points to Accor at a 3:2 ratio, and these are nearly instant. Transfers from Rove Miles, meanwhile, are 1:1.

Note that there are currently bonus points offers from Accor, including new properties, properties in various regions, and more. These are extra ways to help boost your balance.

Final Thoughts

We think that converting ALL – Accor Live Limitless points to airline miles makes more sense than going in the opposite direction, but this offer can be useful if you are looking to stay at an Accor property — for example, the luxurious Fairmont or Raffles brands — and are short some points. It also could make sense if you have a few miles stranded with one of these airline programs and no other way to use them.