The official rate is 2 RevPoints = 1 ALL Accor Reward point. ALL states that 2,000 Reward points equal €40, so each RevPoint converts to €0.01 of nominal Accor credit before exchange-rate considerations.
120,000 RevPoints become 60,000 ALL Reward points, worth €1,200. The calculation is exact: 60,000 × €0.02 equals €1,200, and 60,000 is exactly divisible into 2,000-point blocks.
The calculator applies the official 2:1 transfer ratio and €0.02 published value per ALL Reward point. It does not quote a sterling exchange rate or guarantee a particular hotel booking.
Minimum published transfer: 2 RevPoints.
Confirm the live app transfer screen, your ALL membership details and the redemption channel’s point increments before transferring. Transfers are final.
These euro amounts use the official €0.02 value per ALL Reward point. Sterling equivalents move with the exchange rate, so they are deliberately not frozen into the table.
| RevPoints transferred | ALL points received | Nominal Accor value | Calculation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 | 5,000 | €100 | 5,000 × €0.02 |
| 50,000 | 25,000 | €500 | 25,000 × €0.02 |
| 120,000 | 60,000 | €1,200 | 60,000 × €0.02 |
Why €1,200 is redeemable in full: Accor publishes 2,000 Reward points = €40. Sixty thousand points contain thirty complete 2,000-point blocks; 30 × €40 = €1,200.
Availability can vary by country and account. The hotel membership account must be yours, and the name should match your Revolut account.
Validity matters. Transferred points become ALL Reward points and then follow ALL programme rules. Check the current ALL account and redemption terms before moving a large RevPoints balance.
Accor offers simple, published-value hotel credit. Airline rewards can sometimes deliver more value, but availability, pricing, taxes and expiry are less predictable.
Revolut’s current public UK directory lists 9 airline and 5 hotel programmes. Airline transfers are offered at up to 1:1, with the exact live rate in the app. Older partner counts and lists may refer to a different market or an earlier programme state, so start with the current partner list, then compare the Flying Blue, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines guides.
Do not send RevPoints to ALL merely to move them onward to an airline. A second conversion adds another set of programme rules and can reduce the final mileage amount.
RevPoints → a currently supported airline programme. Check the live Revolut quote, then book through that airline loyalty account.
RevPoints → ALL → an airline programme. The 2:1 first step already halves the points count before any second conversion terms apply.
Decision rule: use ALL points for an Accor redemption you can value and use. If the goal is a flight, first inspect the current direct airline options in Revolut.
The official rate is 2:1: 2 RevPoints become 1 ALL Accor Reward point. Accor publishes a minimum transfer of 2 RevPoints.
120,000 RevPoints become 60,000 ALL Reward points. At Accor’s published value of 2,000 points = €40, that is €1,200 of nominal Accor value.
One RevPoint becomes half an ALL Reward point. At €0.02 per ALL point, that equals €0.01 of nominal Accor value per RevPoint before converting euros to pounds.
Revolut’s current public UK directory lists 9 airline programmes and 5 hotel programmes. Availability and the exact live rate can vary, so the Revolut app is authoritative for your account.
Usually no. The first step converts 2 RevPoints into 1 ALL point, and a second conversion adds more programme rules and may reduce the final mileage amount. Check the current direct airline options first.
The official transfer ratio, minimum and ALL point value were checked on 18 July 2026. Partner availability can change; use the Revolut app for the current offer on your account.