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Rove Miles – Hotel Miles Boosts

Rove Miles launched a new feature today wherein you can pay extra on a hotel booking in order to earn more Rove Miles. 

It’s very definitely “buying” Rove Miles, but when you have an award in mind where you are getting better than 1.5 cents, this could very well be worth it as the marginal cost to buy up seems to be around 1.4cpp or a bit less. If you are using for First/Business class flights, this is a very easy way to see what you want and buy the miles you need immediately.

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You’ll see the cost change as you play with the multiplier and you will also be able to confirm if those miles will be deposited on purchase or not.

Rove Hotel Booking Bonus

  • Spend $500, get 2,500 bonus miles: MILESBOOST500

  • Spend $1,000, get 5,000 bonus miles: MILESBOOST1000

These bonuses stack with hotel Miles Boosts on Rove Rates.

If you don’t yet have a Rove Miles account, our link will get you 1,500 Rove Miles and these stack also. 

Bonus miles at select retailers

  • Visa/Mastercard gift cards: 4x 
  • Disney gift cards: 5x

  • Grubhub gift cards: 5x 

  • Instacart gift cards: 5x

  • Quince gift cards: 5x

  • Netflix gift cards: 5x 

  • Starbucks gift cards: 5x 

  • Target gift cards: 5x 

  • Chewy gift cards: 5x

  • PetSmart gift cards: 5x

  • Zappos gift cards: 5x 

  • Lowe’s gift cards: 5x

  • Ikea gift cards: 5x 

  • Delta gift cards: 5x Southwest gift cards: 5x 

  • Bass Pro Shop gift cards: 5x

  • BJ’s Restaurants gift cards: 5x 

  • Buffalo Wild Wings gift cards: 5x 

  • McDonald’s gift cards: 5x 

  • VRBO: 4x

  • Buying Alaska miles: 2x (pairs fantastically with the 100% bonus for buying miles through

  • Buying Aeroplan points: 2x 

  • Buying Hilton Honors points: 2x 

  • LOT Polish Airlines: 2x 

  • IHG One Rewards: 4x 

  • EVA Air: 2x

  • GetYourGuide: 6x 

  • Avis Rent a Car: 3x

  • Enterprise Rent-a-Car: 2x

  • Budget Rent-a-Car: 3x

  • Cruise Direct: 3x 

  • MSC Cruises: 3x 

  • Princess Cruise Line: 3x 

  • Viator: 10x 

  • Stubhub: 8x

  • Groupon: 8x 

  • Briggs and Riley: 7x 

  • Athleta: 4x

  • HOKA: 3x 

  • Old Navy: 4x 

  • Skechers: 3x 

  • Walgreens: 6x

  • Nike: 7x 

  • LL Bean: 3x 

  • Superdry: 4x 

  • Allbirds: 3x 

  • Gap: 4x 

  • Saks Fifth Avenue: 2x 

  • Staples: 4x

  • Etsy: 3x 

  • Sephora: 4x

  • Ulta: 4x 

  • Kohl’s: 3x 

  • Total Wine and More: 4x

  • Sony: 3x

  • Columbia: 7x

  • Quicken: Up to 16.3x

Merchant Posting Timelines

Rove will now give you an idea of when to expect miles. This is a nice feature.

New Account Bonus

If you don’t yet have a Rove Miles account, our link will get you 1,500 Rove Miles. 

Rove Miles Transfer Partners

  • Aeromexico Rewards

  • Accor Live Limitless (2:1)

  • Air France/KLM Flying Blue

  • Air India Maharaja Club

  • Cathay Pacific Asia Miles

  • Etihad Guest

  • Finnair Plus 

  • Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Club

  • Miles & More

  • Qatar Airways Privilege Club

  • Thai Airways Royal Orchid Plus

  • Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles

  • Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles

Thoughts?

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New to all of this? My “introduction to miles and points” book, MilesTalk: Live Your Wildest Travel Dreams Using Miles and Points is available on Amazon and at major booksellers.

Dave Grossman
I got "in the game" in 2003 and since then I've collected literally millions and millions of frequent flyer miles and hotel points. I've flown around the world in first class seats that would cost $29,000 using frequent flyer miles and a few bucks in tax. And I've stayed in some of the finest hotels - all for free! Several years ago, I realized many of my friends actually thought I was paying for these!! So I started sharing my tips. It's long been a passion, but when I hosted a session on Miles and Points at the South by Southwest festival, my love of the game intensified and this blog was born. Since then, I've written my book, MilesTalk: Live Your Wildest Travel Dreams Using Miles and Points (2nd Edition) - (author profile), give seminars on miles and points all over the world, and occasionally write for publications such as Frommer's and Forbes Advisor.

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