Ending Soon: Transfer Max Miles to Accor Live Limitless Points For 20% Bonus

Until 30th March 2026 (5.59AM), transfer Max Miles to Accord Live Limitless (ALL) and you can get 20% instant bonus. By my calculation, this can give your Max Miles a value of 3.57 cents each for booking hotels which is a very, very excellent rate indeed.

The offer started a few days ago on 25th March but it only just hit my radar. My bad, though better late than never and I will certainly spend tonight thinking about how many points I want to convert. I’m pretty new to ALL myself, but it seems compelling enough I should be transferring more than a few of my Max Miles.

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Instant conversion and bonus

Despite saying that it takes 1 business day, I just did a test transfer and points were instantly credited to my ALL account. The bonus was also instantly credited, and I can immediately use it for my hotel booking.

Terms and conditions apply, but the link is currently down so if that makes you uncomfortable you might want to do smaller transfers to test the waters first.

Value per Max Mile

ALL points can be used to book Accor hotels at a rate of 1,000 ALL points = €20. When I changed my currency to SGD on Accor’s website, this translates into 1,000 ALL points = S$29.81. This works out to a 2.98 cents per point valuation.

Given that each Max Mile can normally be converted to ALL points at a 1:1 ratio, 1,000 Max Miles will give you 1,000 ALL points. Transferring your Max Miles to ALL points hence give your Max Mile a 2.98 cents per mile valuation.

With the bonus, it will become 1,200 ALL points instead. This works out to a 3.57 cents per mile valuation. It’s a fantastic rate, especially when you consider how FlyAnywhere gives 1.8 cents per mile when you redeem it for reimbursement on the flight tickets you buy.

Redemptions in block of 2,000

You can use ALL points to pay for Accor hotels entirely, or offset the cost partially and pay for any balance with your credit card (or other payment option). This means that you don’t have to worry that you don’t have enough points to cover the cost of the hotel room.

Points can only be redeemed in blocks of 2,000, however, so you may want to do a little bit of Math to make sure you convert the right number of points if you don’t want any leftover. For example, a conversion of 4,000 points results in 4,800 after the bonus, and you would not be able to redeem that 800 points for hotel bookings.

True value may be lower

While the theoretical value per mile seems impressive, the “true value” can vary depending on a few factors.

For instance, ALL points cannot be used to pay for rooms labelled Red Hot Room, a promotional rate Accor has.

Looking at a hotel I am considering for my next trip, the exact same room is going for the following rates for 4 nights:

	Red Hot Room	Member Rate
Cost	S$417	S$453
Points Required	N/A	15,201

Since each point is 2.98 cents, I will require 15,201 points to offset the member (let’s ignore the fact we can only redeem in 1,000-point blocks to keep things simpler). I could have just bought the Red Hot Room at S$417 if I were just paying with my card (and earn rewards on it). This makes the “true value” of each point worth slightly less, around 2.74 cents by my calculation.

The 20% boost from this promo bumpes the value up to 3.29 cents. It’s still very good value, of course.

Depending on how nitpicky you are, it might also be good practice to compare the cost of booking through ALL and through travel portals which can sometimes be significantly cheaper as well.

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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.

He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.

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