During the June Rent Day promotion, Bilt Gold and Platinum members can transfer points to Accor Live Limitless (ALL) with up to a 200% bonus, for a final transfer ratio of 1:2. Blue members get a 50% bonus, for a final ratio of 1:1. This promotion is actually very compelling, and it may even be worth going all in with your Bilt points. Here’s why:

  • Accor points have a fixed value. When redeeming for hotels, every 1,000 points is worth 20 euros. At a 1:2 transfer ratio, that means 100 Bilt points = 4 euros (about $4.50), which is an exceptionally strong redemption value.
  • Accor has many airline transfer partners, with ratios ranging from 1:1 to 2:1. Since Bilt can transfer to Accor at 1:2 in this promotion, that effectively means Bilt can become airline miles at anywhere from 1:1 to 1:2.

Accor airline transfer partners

Highlights:

  • Transferring Bilt points to Flying Blue or Iberia Plus can yield a 100% bonus, effectively making it a 1:2 transfer. Iberia also uses Avios, so this is effectively similar to British Airways miles.
  • Accor ALL members can redeem 2,000 Accor points for 2,500 Qantas Frequent Flyer miles. Combined with Bilt’s June Rent Day promotion, that means you could convert Bilt points to Qantas miles at a 1:2.5 ratio, equivalent to a 150% bonus.
  • Accor ALL members can also redeem 4,000 points for 4,000 Virgin Australia Velocity Frequent Flyer miles. Virgin Australia Velocity is currently also offering a 30% bonus on transfers from Accor ALL. Combining the two transfer bonuses, you could turn Bilt points into Virgin Australia miles so that 2,000 Accor points become 5,200 Velocity miles.
  • Accor ALL members can transfer to Korean Air at 2:1, which becomes 1:1 to Korean Air when combined with the Bilt promotion. Korean Air ended its partnership with Chase Ultimate Rewards in 2018 and with Marriott Bonvoy in 2024, so most people no longer have an easy way to earn SKYPASS miles. If you’re interested in flying Korean Air to Asia—or flying SkyTeam to Hawaii, Europe, or South Africa—this could be worth considering.
  • Other options such as transferring to UA, Air Canada, or Air China miles may also be worth considering if you have a use for them.