Accor Offers Up to 9,000 Bonus Points for ALL Plus Subscribers

Accor has launched a promotional bonus for subscribers of its paid hotel discount passes. Under the ALL Accor+ Mega Bonus promotion, members holding an ALL Accor+ Voyager subscription receive 9,000 bonus Reward points (valued at €180) after an eligible stay, while ALL Accor+ ibis subscribers receive 5,000 bonus Reward points (valued at €100).

Key details

• Book by: 20 November 2026

• Stay dates: 22 October 2026 to 22 January 2027

• Bonus: 9,000 Reward points (€180) for Voyager; 5,000 Reward points (€100) for ibis

• Eligibility: Existing subscribers globally, or new subscribers residing in Europe, North Africa, or the Americas

• Exclusions: Stays paid fully or partly with Reward points, group bookings, and rooms using the availability guarantee

To qualify, the stay must be booked by 20 November 2026 and completed by 22 January 2027 at a participating property. The offer is open to members who held an active subscription as of 22 October 2026 regardless of where they live. Members who purchase a new subscription during the promotional window must reside in Europe, North Africa, or the Americas.

Bookings must be made via direct Accor channels, including all.com, the ALL app, Accor reservation centres, or directly with the hotel. Only the first eligible stay completed during the campaign window will trigger the bonus, with points credited within 10 days of check-out. While published terms mention an activation requirement, Accor confirmed that no registration is necessary.

Source: Accor

Opinion

For existing cardholders, this is straightforward value. Getting €180 back on a single cash stay largely offsets the cost of holding a Voyager pass, making it an easy win if you already have travel planned before late January.

However, Accor's trademark sloppy fine print remains frustrating, something we've seen several times before. Publishing terms that claim an offer requires manual activation when it does not creates pointless confusion, and strictly excluding stays partially settled with points feels unnecessarily stingy.