ALL Accor: Amex Membership Rewards Transfers Are Now Live (2:1 Ratio)


Good news for rewards enthusiasts: American Express and ALL Accor officially confirmed their point transfer partnership on July 22, 2026, in a joint press release. Transfers of American Express Membership Rewards points to ALL Accor Live Limitless have been live in Canada since July 29, 2026.
ALL Accor thus becomes the program’s third hotel partner, after Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors. To find out which cards earn this flexible currency, consult our best American Express Membership Rewards cards.
The American Express Membership Rewards program had seven transfer partners in Canada since the departure of Etihad Guest last June. With the arrival of ALL Accor Live Limitless, the program moves up to eight partners: five airline programs and three hotel programs.
On the hotel side, ALL Accor joins Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors. Transfers went live at American Express Canada on July 29, 2026.
The conversion rate is set at 2 Membership Rewards points for 1 ALL Reward point. Thus, 1,000 Membership Rewards points yield 500 Reward points, with a minimum transfer of 1,000 points. Minimums and maximums apply, on eligible cards only.
| Hotel Partner | Transfer Ratio | 1,000 Membership Rewards points yield |
|---|---|---|
| Marriott Bonvoy | 1 000 : 1 200 | 1,200 points |
| Hilton Honors | 1 000 : 1 000 | 1,000 points |
| ALL Accor Live Limitless (new) | 1 000 : 500 | 500 Reward points |
The 2:1 ratio may seem low at first glance. However, Reward points have a fixed value of approximately 2 euro cents each: 2,000 points provide a €40 discount on a stay. At the current exchange rate, each transferred Membership Rewards point is therefore worth approximately 1.6 Canadian cents.
Consequently, a card that earns 5 points per dollar in certain categories, such as the American Express Cobalt® Card, can generate a return of approximately 8% in hotel value.
Depending on the card used, the return varies from 1.6% to 8% on eligible purchases when you transfer them to ALL Accor.
Reward points are not just for hotel nights. ALL Accor also converts them into some thirty airline programs. So you can chain Membership Rewards points into Reward points, then into miles, exactly as you already do with Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors.
The math is unfavourable most of the time. Accor’s usual airline ratio is 2,000 Reward points for 1,000 miles, so 1,000 Membership Rewards points end up as 250 miles. Through Marriott Bonvoy, the same 1,000 Membership Rewards points become 1,200 Bonvoy points, then 400 miles at the 3-to-1 ratio, and more with the 5,000-mile bonus on every 60,000 points.
| Route for 1,000 Membership Rewards points | Result |
|---|---|
| Via Marriott Bonvoy | 400 miles |
| Via ALL Accor | 250 miles |
| Via ALL Accor, to Qantas | 625 Qantas points |
The one exception is Qantas Frequent Flyer. Accor applies an enhanced ratio there: 2,000 Reward points for 2,500 Qantas points. The result is 625 Qantas points for 1,000 Membership Rewards points, versus 400 through Marriott Bonvoy. With the American Express Cobalt Card and its 5 points per dollar, that climbs to 3.125 Qantas points per dollar spent on groceries and dining.
ALL Accor also unlocks programs that Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors do not offer:
None of these carriers flies to Canada non-stop, so the value is mostly regional, worth keeping in mind when you travel in those parts of the world. One deserves a bookmark: Air Europa belongs to SkyTeam, and its SUMA miles can be redeemed on Air France and KLM flights.
The process remains the same as for other partners: first link your ALL account to your American Express account, then convert your points online. Moreover, our tutorial details every step with screenshots.
For many Canadians, Accor is synonymous with Fairmont. Indeed, the iconic chain belongs to Accor and fully participates in the ALL program. Your Reward points therefore reduce the bill at the Château Frontenac, the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, or the Fairmont Tremblant.
The group also has Novotel and Sofitel hotels in Ontario and Quebec, an MGallery property in Vancouver, as well as the Rimrock in Banff within the Emblems Collection.
As of July 2026, the Accor network includes 27 properties in Canada: 19 Fairmont hotels, 5 Novotel, one Sofitel, one MGallery, and one property from the Emblems Collection. Here is the complete list, from west to east:
| Hotel | City | Province | Brand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fairmont Empress | Victoria | British Columbia | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Pacific Rim | Vancouver | British Columbia | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Hotel Vancouver | Vancouver | British Columbia | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Waterfront | Vancouver | British Columbia | Fairmont |
| Hotel Belmont Vancouver | Vancouver | British Columbia | MGallery Collection |
| Fairmont Vancouver Airport | Richmond | British Columbia | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Chateau Whistler | Whistler | British Columbia | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Banff Springs | Banff | Alberta | Fairmont |
| Rimrock Banff | Banff | Alberta | Emblems Collection |
| Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise | Lake Louise | Alberta | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge | Jasper | Alberta | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Palliser | Calgary | Alberta | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Hotel Macdonald | Edmonton | Alberta | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Winnipeg | Winnipeg | Manitoba | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Royal York | Toronto | Ontario | Fairmont |
| Novotel Toronto Centre | Toronto | Ontario | Novotel |
| Novotel Toronto North York | Toronto | Ontario | Novotel |
| Novotel Toronto Vaughan | Vaughan | Ontario | Novotel |
| Fairmont Château Laurier | Ottawa | Ontario | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Le Château Montebello | Montebello | Quebec | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Tremblant | Mont-Tremblant | Quebec | Fairmont |
| Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth | Montreal | Quebec | Fairmont |
| Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile | Montreal | Quebec | Sofitel |
| Novotel Montreal Centre | Montreal | Quebec | Novotel |
| Novotel Montreal Airport | Montreal (airport) | Quebec | Novotel |
| Fairmont Le Château Frontenac | Quebec | Quebec | Fairmont |
| Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu | La Malbaie (Charlevoix) | Quebec | Fairmont |
In addition, the Fairmont Gold experience and Gold status via the Accor Shareholders Club allow you to enhance your stays.
The partnership between Accor and American Express is not limited to points transfers. Indeed, later this year, holders of American Express Platinum Cards, including business and corporate versions, will automatically receive Gold status in the ALL program.
Accor thus becomes the third hotel program to offer elite status to Canadian Platinum Card holders, after Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors. Here’s what ALL Gold status includes:
Now is actually a great time to add this card to your wallet. Indeed, the Platinum Card is currently offering a welcome bonus of up to 100,000 Membership Rewards points. Transferred to ALL, these points would represent 50,000 Reward points, or approximately €1,000 in hotel savings.
The Canadian announcement is part of a series of changes at Accor, which also launched the ALL accor+ subscription earlier this year. Here are the essentials of the new conversion partnerships:
Membership Rewards remain the most flexible rewards currency in Canada. With ALL Accor, you get one more hotel option, particularly useful in Canada and Europe, where the Accor group has a strong presence.
However, the value of approximately 1.6 cents per point remains lower than what transfers to Aeroplan can offer on award flights. Therefore, reserve this type of transfer for stays where a simple and predictable discount suits you, and transfer only the necessary points.
A first opportunity is already here this fall: ALL Accor is quadrupling Reward points at 63 new hotels, as long as you register and book by November 22, 2026.
Two more opportunities are open to you. ALL Accor+ Voyager and ibis subscribers can aim for up to 9,000 bonus Reward points by booking before November 20, 2026, and a targeted Amex Offer gives you a $100 statement credit when you spend $500 at Accor luxury hotels, until December 31, 2026.
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Here are the main cards that earn Membership Rewards points:
For a lighter annual fee, the American Express® Gold Rewards Card currently offers up to 60,000 Membership Rewards points as a welcome bonus, also transferable to ALL Accor.
Here are some frequently asked questions in the Milesopedia community regarding the transfer of Membership Rewards points to ALL Accor.
The conversion rate is 2 Membership Rewards points for 1 ALL Reward point, with a minimum transfer of 1,000 Membership Rewards points. Thus, 1,000 Membership Rewards points yield 500 Reward points. Minimums and maximums apply on eligible cards. For the procedure, consult our Membership Rewards transfer tutorial.
Transfers have been live in Canada since July 29, 2026. American Express and Accor had confirmed the partnership on July 22, 2026, in a joint press release. ALL Gold status for Platinum Card holders will follow later in 2026. Sign up for our newsletter to be notified as soon as it arrives.
Reward points have a fixed value of approximately 2 euro cents each, or about 3.2 Canadian cents. For example, 2,000 Reward points provide a €40 discount on a stay at a participating hotel in the ALL Accor Live Limitless program.
In Canada, the American Express Cobalt® Card, the American Express® Gold Rewards Card, the Platinum Card® from American Express, and the American Express® Green Card earn Membership Rewards points. Consult our best Membership Rewards cards page to compare them.
Yes. Fairmont belongs to Accor and participates in the ALL program. Your Reward points therefore reduce the bill at the Château Frontenac, the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, the Fairmont Tremblant, and other locations in the chain. Discover our selection of the best Fairmont hotels around the world.
The value obtained is around 1.6 Canadian cents per Membership Rewards point, a decent return for a guaranteed hotel value. On the other hand, transfers to Aeroplan can offer more on award flights. This transfer is best suited for travelers who prefer a simple and predictable discount on their stays.
The Membership Rewards program has three hotel partners: Marriott Bonvoy (1,000 to 1,200), Hilton Honors (1,000 to 1,000), and, since July 29, 2026, ALL Accor Live Limitless (1,000 to 500). Transfers to Marriott Bonvoy remain the most generous in terms of ratio.
Yes. Later this year, holders of the American Express Platinum Card®, including the Business and Corporate versions, will automatically receive ALL Gold status: free Wi-Fi, welcome amenities, late checkout, upgrades subject to availability, and bonus Reward points. Plus, its welcome offer is up to 100,000 Membership Rewards points.
For your next Hilton stay, see the Hilton Honors American Express® Card available in Canada and the terms of its current offer.
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