How you can convert your 1,100 free Accor points into 1,100 free Avios
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On Saturday, I ran details of a super new Le Club AccorHotels (the Novotel, Ibis, Sofitel, Mercure etc scheme) promotion.
In return for filling in a few quiz questions, you will receive 1,100 Accor points if you are a base level Classic member and 1,050 points if you are a status member. The points post instantly.
If you haven’t done the quiz, follow the instructions in the article from Saturday then come back here and continue reading.
Used for hotel stays, 1,100 Accor points would get you €22 of free night. You need at least 2,000 Accor points before you can order a voucher, however.
You can also convert your points into an Iberia Plus Avios account at a ratio of 1:1. (Do not convert into British Airways as the rate is 2:1). This is meant to require a minimum conversion of 3,000 points.
There used to be a way of forcing Accor to convert your existing points balance, however small. I thought it was dead. However, with the combined efforts of Head for Points commentators, we have got it working.
This means – to be clear – you can now open a Le Club AccorHotels account for everyone in your family who has an Avios account and earn 1,100 Avios through it. The only ‘catch’ is that, because you cannot transfer out of Iberia Plus until your account is 90 days old, it will be three months until you can merge these points with an existing BA balance.
This is what you do:
Do the quiz and get the 1,100 or 1,050 Accor points showing in your account
Make sure you have your Iberia Plus account number ready
Make sure you are logged out of your Accor account
Click here. You will be taken to a special Accor / Iberia Plus page
Log in to your Accor account via the box in the bottom left corner
If it has worked, you will be taken to a new Accor / Iberia Plus page which will ask you to input your Iberia Plus account number and to confirm the name on your Iberia account.
If you don’t get this page, it hasn’t worked. You need to go into your Accor account, click on ‘My loyalty card’ on the profile page and turn off ‘convert to airline miles’ as it probably got activated anyway. Click on the Accor / Iberia link again, perhaps in another browser (Chrome worked for me) and try again.
I did for my Mum and it worked – eventually.
Your points will then appear in your Iberia account a few days later. I’m not sure how long it takes – my wife had hers auto-convert over the weekend and they have not turned up yet.
You may find this all a bit fiddly, but persevere and it does work.
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Accor Live Limitless update – April 2025:
Earn bonus Accor points: Accor is not currently running a global promotion
New to Accor Live Limitless? Read our review of Accor Live Limitless here and our article on points expiry rules here. Our analysis of what Accor Live Limitless points are worth is here.
Want to earn more hotel points? Click here to see our complete list of promotions from Accor and the other major hotel chains or use the ‘Hotel Offers’ link in the menu bar at the top of the page.
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