Accor Plus has undergone its most significant transformation in years. As of late 2025, the program has been streamlined into a single global identity: ALL Accor+ Explorer.

It’s still sold primarily as a dining program in Asia Pacific, but I have found it to be much more useful as a “status booster”—it is arguably the fastest way to hit elite tiers in the hotel world. Here is the updated breakdown of what the program looks like today.

Let’s start at the beginning.

Accor Plus is a paid membership program by Accor hotels. It comes with the primary benefit of up to 30% off on dining at participating Accor restaurants in Asia Pacific.

However, it’s the other benefits that make the program so much more rewarding, and fun!

Let’s quickly look at all the benefits of Accor Plus membership.

Benefits of Accor Plus

30 Status Night Credits (Instant Gold)

The biggest shift in the program is the guaranteed status. Every retail member now receives 30 status night credits every year.

• Instant Gold: Since the ALL (Accor Live Limitless) program requires 30 nights for Gold, you are automatically a Gold member the day you sign up.
• The Platinum Path: Platinum status (which gets you those coveted lounge accesses and free breakfast in Asia Pacific) requires 60 nights. With your 30-night head start, you only need to stay 30 “real” nights to bridge the gap.

Note on Limits: Accor has introduced a limit on status nights acquired through various programs. You can generally only credit a maximum of 30 “bonus” nights per year toward your status.

30% Off Dining (The New Standard)

The dining benefit has been simplified to a fixed 30% discount on your food bill.

• Fixed Rate: Whether you dine alone or with a group of 10, the discount stays at 30%.
• Beverages: You also get 15% off drinks in most Accor hotels across Asia Pacific.

Even if you are not staying at an Accor property, you can just walk in for a meal at 30% off.

A Word of Caution: The program has become more “diluted” recently. A lot of high-end restaurants have opted out of the dining program. It’s now essential to check if a restaurant is participating before you go. If a restaurant is leased to a third party, the discount usually won’t apply.

Tip: Always show your digital Accor Plus card in the ALL app before ordering to verify the discount. This minimizes confusion at the end of the meal.

2 “Stay Plus” BOGO Certificates

The old “free night” has been replaced by two Stay Plus certificates that work on a Buy-One-Get-One (BOGO) basis.

• To use a certificate, you must book at least two consecutive nights.
• You pay for the first night at the member rate, and the second night is free.
• The Insight: This is actually a great deal for expensive weekend stays. The system generally credits the most expensive night of your stay as the free one.

Red-hot rooms

In my opinion, ‘Red Hot Rooms’ remains the most exciting benefit. At any given time, Accor has select hotels across Asia Pacific at up to 50% discount.

• This list frequently includes premium properties like Pullman, Sofitel, and even Fairmont.
• Pro-Tip: The Red Hot Room discount is not limited to basic rooms. Premium rooms and suites are also often available at a massive discount, making it the best way to experience luxury for less.

The Red Hot Room discount is not limited to the basic room. Premium rooms and suites are also often available at a discounted price.

You can check the list of current hotels on Red Hot Room sale here.

15% Global Member Rate

Accor Plus members now get a flat 15% off the Best Flexible Rate at over 4,500 hotels worldwide.

This is a solid baseline, and the best part is that this 15% discount usually stacks on top of global promotions and seasonal sales.

Gold status with fast track to gold and platinum?

As soon as you join Accor Plus, your Accor ALL status gets upgraded to gold elite. Provided you are not an elite already.

Accor used to offer fast track opportunities for ALL members, where one could upgarde to Platinum for a reduced number of nights. However, in the last promotion, Accor Plus members were not able to register for the promotion.

But you never know. We will share such offers as and when they are available, here on Milescop.

1 free night = Free Accor Plus membership.

Accor Plus membership comes with 2 BOGO certificates.

What makes this very useful is the ability to use these free nights anywhere in the Asia Pacific. Unlike other dining programs, this isn’t tied up to a particular property or region.

You can easily get more value than what you paid for the membership with stays in countries like Singapore and Australia. Doesn’t matter where you purchased your membership from.

Some vouchers for local use.

Accor used to offer a lot of vouchers with Accor Plus. But that is not the case anymore. Good thing is, if there are any promotional vouchers, they now show directly in the main Accor app.

Cost of Membership

The program has moved away from multiple tiers (Traveller, Explorer, etc.) and is now standardized under the Explorer banner.

Note: Pricing varies slightly by country (e.g., ₹19,499 in India, SGD 299 in Singapore, AUD 349 in Australia).

You can check current membership cost across regions here.

Credit Cards offering Accor Plus

You can get complimentary Accor Plus membership with several premium credit cards, though the “Status Night” benefit may vary:

1. India: * Axis Bank Reserve: Usually offers the full 30-night credit.
   • Amex Platinum & Platinum Reserve: Currently getting 20 status nights (Silver) instead of 30.
2. Australia: * American Express Platinum Card: Includes the full Explorer membership.
3. Singapore: * Amex HighFlyer Business Card and DBS Vantage. This list is still ‘work-in-progress’. Please let us know if you know of credit cards that offer Accor Plus membership in your country, and we will update this list accordingly.

Accor Plus FAQs

Which hotels are participating?

Banyan Tree, Sofitel Legend, Fairmont, SO/, Sofitel, MGallery, Art Series, Mondrian, Pullman, Swissôtel, Angsana, Grand Mercure, Peppers, The Sebel, Mantra, Novotel, Mercure, Tribe, and ibis.

Countries where benefits are applicable?

The core 30% dining and Stay Plus benefits apply in Australia, Cambodia, China, Fiji, French Polynesia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.

15% discount on stays is applicable globally. Gold elite benefits are also applicable worldwide.

Can I book for someone else?

No. All benefits, including the 30% dining discount and Stay Plus certificates, are only available if the member is staying or dining at the property. Hotels are now very strict about verifying the digital card in the ALL app.

Are there hotels not participating in Accor Plus program?

There are a few hotels not participating in the Accor Plus membership program. You cannot use your stay voucher at the properties listed here and dining benefits may not be available at these restaurants.

Is Accor part of Marriott?

No, both are independent hotel chains and have nothing to with each other. Unless Marriott buys Accor or vice-versa.

What is the difference between Accor Plus and Accor Live Limitless?

ALL or Accor Live Limitless is a loyalty program that is free to join and helps you earn points for your stays, which you can redeem later for free nights or other stuff.

Accor Plus, on the other hand, is a paid membership program with additional benefits (as detailed above).

Where can I use Accor Plus?

You can use Accor Plus at any participating Accor property in Australia, Cambodia, China, Fiji, French Polynesia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.

How do I use the Stay Plus BOGO?

You can book this directly through the ALL.com website or the app. When searching for a hotel for 2+ nights, look for the “Stay Plus” indicator to apply your certificate.