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If you have an American Express and you're planning a trip to Italy, you can now book one of the best hotels in Milan and one of the best hotels in the world using your Amex points. Portrait Milano. It belongs to Leading Hotels of the World, whose loyalty program, Leaders Club, is now an Amex transfer partner. Here's exactly how it works. Amex Membership Rewards points transfer to Leaders Club at 4:1, in 1,000-point increments, and can take up to 72 hours to land. There's no award chart, so pricing follows the cash rate. A night in the entry room: ✅ $1,642.26 cash, taxes and fees included ✅ 18,362 Leaders Club points ✅ 74,000 Amex points after the transfer ✅ Amex cpp: 2.22 At 74,000 points, that's less than half of what my Ritz Paris night cost. That post is on my profile. Hotel transfers are usually where transferable points lose the most value. This one clears two cents at a property of this caliber. Amex also gives you the strongest access: Chase doesn't partner with Leaders Club, and Citi's standard 5:1 ratio drops you to 1.79 cents. It's also part of Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts, so Platinum cardholders should compare the cash rate and those perks before transferring. Price your dates in points on the Leading Hotels of the World site before you transfer. Transfers are one way. Then go see what you booked. No. 39 on The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2026. Two Michelin Keys, three years running. Before it was a hotel, it was one of the oldest seminaries in the world, founded in 1565. Steve Jobs once took a meeting here with designer Mario Bellini. Comment
If you have an American Express and you're planning a trip to Italy, you can now book one of the best hotels in Milan and one of the best hotels in the world using your Amex points. Portrait Milano. It belongs to Leading Hotels of the World, whose loyalty program, Leaders Club, is now an Amex transfer partner. Here's exactly how it works. Amex Membership Rewards points transfer to Leaders Club at 4:1, in 1,000-point increments, and can take up to 72 hours to land. There's no award chart, so pricing follows the cash rate. A night in the entry room: ✅ $1,642.26 cash, taxes and fees included ✅ 18,362 Leaders Club points ✅ 74,000 Amex points after the transfer ✅ Amex cpp: 2.22 At 74,000 points, that's less than half of what my Ritz Paris night cost. That post is on my profile. Hotel transfers are usually where transferable points lose the most value. This one clears two cents at a property of this caliber. Amex also gives you the strongest access: Chase doesn't partner with Leaders Club, and Citi's standard 5:1 ratio drops you to 1.79 cents. It's also part of Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts, so Platinum cardholders should compare the cash rate and those perks before transferring. Price your dates in points on the Leading Hotels of the World site before you transfer. Transfers are one way. Then go see what you booked. No. 39 on The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2026. Two Michelin Keys, three years running. Before it was a hotel, it was one of the oldest seminaries in the world, founded in 1565. Steve Jobs once took a meeting here with designer Mario Bellini. Comment "consult" for help planning a trip like this, or book time on my calendar using the link in my bio. Drop any questions in the comments and I'll answer them. Follow for more tips to supercharge your points accumulation, elevate your travel, and let's work smarter — not harder. 🚀 #PointsAndMiles #TravelHacks #Amex #Milan #LuxuryTravel

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