Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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American Airlines' hotel partners are Hyatt, Marriott, and IHG. You can earn miles when you pay for a room, use miles to pay for stays, or convert hotel loyalty points into American Airlines miles to boost your balance.
American Airlines' Hotel Partners in 2025
Hyatt Hotels and Resorts
Earn 500 miles per stay at participating Hyatt properties. You can also convert 5,000 World of Hyatt points into 2,000 AAdvantage miles.
Marriott Hotels and Resorts
Earn up to 2 miles for every dollar spent on eligible charges. You can also convert 30,000 Marriott Bonvoy points into 10,000 AAdvantage miles.
IHG Hotels and Resorts
Earn up to 2 miles for every dollar spent on eligible charges. You can also convert 10,000 IHG One Rewards points into 2,000 AAdvantage miles.
With Marriott and IHG, you need to set your hotel account to earn AAdvantage miles instead of hotel points. With Hyatt, you can just add your AAdvantage number to the reservation when booking.
AAdvantage Hotels Portal
American Airlines runs AAdvantage Hotels, a booking site with over 500,000 properties worldwide, where you can earn miles on bookings and pay for reservations with miles, cash or a combination.
AAdvantage cardmembers earn up to 5 times more miles and Loyalty Points on hotel bookings made through AAdvantage Hotels. If you have both a card and elite status, you can earn up to 10 times more. Plus, cardholders and status members can book with up to 30% fewer miles.
If you want to learn more, check out WalletHub’s in-depth review of the American Airlines AAdvantage program.
People also ask
How can I redeem my American Airlines AAdvantage miles for hotels?
To book a hotel room using American Airlines miles, sign in to your AAdvantage account on the American Airlines hotel portal. Once logged in, enter your destination, the dates of your stay, and any other relevant information, then click the “Search hotels” button.
How to Book a Hotel Room Using American Airlines Miles
- Visit the American Airlines hotel platform: Go to AA's hotel booking portal and sign in to your AAdvantage account.
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Can I convert American Airlines miles to hotel loyalty program points?
No, you cannot directly convert American Airlines AAdvantage miles into hotel loyalty program points. However, you can use your AAdvantage miles to book hotel stays through the American Airlines AAdvantage hotel booking platform.
How to Redeem American Airlines Miles for Hotel Stays
- Log into your AAdvantage account on the hotel platform.
- Enter your travel details and select "Redeem miles."
- Choose a hotel and room type, then proceed with miles as your payment option.
- Enter...
Can I transfer Marriott points to American Airlines?
You can transfer Marriott Bonvoy points to your American Airlines AAdvantage account online, using Marriott’s “Transfer Points to Miles” page. The conversion rate is 1,000 AAdvantage miles for every 3,000 Marriott points you transfer. To complete a transfer, your Marriott and American Airlines accounts must be under the same name.
How to Transfer Marriott Points to American Airlines
- Go to the Transfer Page: Navigate to Marriott’s “Transfer Points to Miles” page.
- Initiate the transfer...
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