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Bilt Offers Accor Status Match for First Rent Day of 2025
Bilt members can start off 2025 with complimentary Accor status and enjoy other Rent Day offers.
About January 2025 Bilt Rent Day offers:
During the first Rent Day of the new year, Bilt Members will be able to claim complimentary Accor Live Limitless (ALL) status. Moreover, some member will have the opportunity to upgrade their ALL status by redeeming points.
First, on January 1st, all Bilt members can request a complimentary status match to ALL Silver. This status will then be valid through all of 2025. With Silver status, guests can enjoy such perks as late check-out, a complimentary welcome drink, and free internet access at Accor properties worldwide.
Beyond this complimentary Silver status, those Bilt members with Silver, Gold, or Platinum status can request to upgrade their ALL status match. To do this, a point transfer of 2,000 or 5,000 Bilt points is required. However, the number of points needed for redemption and the ALL status earned will vary depending on the customer’s Bilt status. The chart below has the details:
| Bilt Status | Complimentary ALL Status | ALL Upgrade for 2,000 Bilt Points | ALL Upgrade for 5,000 Bilt Points |
| Bilt Platinum | ALL Silver | ALL Gold | ALL Platinum |
| Bilt Gold | ALL Silver | ALL Gold | – |
| Bilt Silver | ALL Silver | – | ALL Gold |
| Bilt Blue (Base status) | ALL Silver | – | – |
To claim the complimentary or upgraded ALL status, Bilt members will need to submit their request on January 1st, 2025. Then, within 48 hours, Bilt will send members an email with a unique link to activate their Accor status. Note that, once this link is used, it may still take up to 48 hours for the ALL site to update with the correct status (for those requesting Platinum status, a wait time of up to 15 days may apply).
Accor is Bilt’s newest transfer partner, having come aboard in October. The hotel chain (which, despite a smaller presence in the United States, has numerous properties in Europe and Asia) was also Bilt’s first non-1:1 transfer partner. Instead, Bilt customers can transfer points at ALL at a rate of 3:2. Notably, ALL points have a fixed rate where 1,000 points equal 20 Euros. This means that 3,000 Bilt Points would be worth 40 Euros ($41.67 at current conversion rates).
More Rent Day perks:
January’s Accor perk comes in addition to the standard Rent Day offerings. This includes the return of the Rent Free gameshow where members have a chance to win free rent. This month’s guest is Alex “A-Rod” Rodriguez.
On Rent Day, Bilt Mastercard customers can also earn double points on all non-rent purchases. This means 6x on dining, 4x on select travel, and 2x on all other purchases (except for rent payments).
My thoughts:
As I noted when Accor joined Bilt as a transfer partner, I’m actually quite familiar with the brand, with Accor properties near Disneyland Paris and in Hong Kong being my favorites in those areas. Therefore, while I can’t speak to how effective ALL Silver status will be, I’m excited to be able to gain it for pretty much no work. That said, I’m not sure it’d be worth it to upgrade your status — although that’s not even an option for me since I don’t currently have 5,000 Bilt points in my account (I’m Bilt Silver for now).
Overall, I think this is a pretty good way to kick off another year of Rent Days — and I’m looking forward to seeing all that Bilt has up its sleeves for 2025.
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