Today, Citi has launched a 50% transfer bonus from Citi Thank You Points to ALL Accor, the loyalty program of Accor hotels like Fairmont, Raffles, Novotel, Sofitel, Mövenpick, Ibis, and more. While Accor offers a fixed value, this can represent a very good value for your Citi Thank You Points toward lodging. A particularly nice feature of the Accor program is that you can use your points on any room type or even for other associated room charges like dining and spa.
The Deal
- From 12:01am ET on June 14, 2026 through 11:59pm ET on July 18, 2026, Citi is offering a 50% transfer bonus when you transfer Citi ThankYou points to ALL Accor. With this bonus:
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- Citi Strata Premier, Citi Strata Elite and AT&T Access More customers can transfer 1,000 Citi Thank You Points to 750 All Accor Points.
- Other qualifying Citi cardholders can transfer 1,000 Citi ThankYou points to 525 ALL Accor points
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- Direct link to this deal
Key Terms
- Valid from 12:01am ET on June 14, 2026 through 11:59pm ET on July 18, 2026
Quick Thoughts
The ordinary transfer ratio from Citi Thank You Rewards to all Accor is 2:1. That is to say that you ordinarily need to transfer two Citi Thank You Points to receive one Accor point. With this transfer bonus, the ratio is effectively 2:1.5. That can be a solid deal because every Accor point is worth 2 Euro cents. With the current exchange rate, that means each Accor point is worth about 2.3 US cents. A 50% transfer ratio means that for every two Citi Thank You Points, you’re receiving about 3.45 US cents (or about 1.725 US cents per Citi Thank You Point). That’s an excellent value toward lodging particularly when you consider the fact that Accor points work in a revenue-based fashion.
You can either use points toward your room rate at the time of booking, or you can use points at checkout to erase charges, including your room and other incidentals charged to your room, like meals, spa charges, etc. That makes Accor points quite useful, particularly for those who want to book specific upgraded room types and/or anticipate having significant room charges that they would like to erase with points at a good value. Accor can also be great for its family rate plans, whereby at some properties you can book a second room for 50% of the cost of the first room. While it is certainly possible to transfer points to Citi’s airline partners and get even more value, Accor, particularly with this transfer bonus, represents a rare chance to get excellent value for lodging.
Keep in mind that while Accor has a very limited footprint in the United States, it has quite a strong footprint overseas. That’s particularly true in Europe but also in other regions around the world.
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Perfect timing! I got some expiring TYP. I almost transferred them to Qatar last week. They’ll now have a home with Accor.
I hope when this promo ends, Citi reverts to 1:1 like they did last time 🙂
When does the 1:1 appear? Thanks
Points expiration policy.
Accor ALL points will not expire as long as you earn a point once in 365 days. Per the Accor All help page:
“Reward points are valid for 12 months from the date they are credited to your account.”
“Each time new points are credited, the validity date of all your points is automatically extended by 12 months.”
“If no Reward points are credited to your account before the end of the 12-month period, the points will expire and cannot be recovered.”
Absolutely. Just want everyone to be aware. Sometimes people transfer speculatively and get caught unawares.
Spelling error – “A court can also be great for its family rate plans, whereby at some properties you can book a second room for 50% of the cost of the first room.”
Damn autocorrect.