Accor and Ennismore Offer 3x Points on One Stay

ALL – Accor Live Limitless has launched its ‘Stay For More’ promotion across participating lifestyle and all-inclusive Ennismore brands, offering 3x Reward points alongside room rate discounts. The promotion is limited to one stay per member and requires registration before booking directly through Accor channels.

Key details

• Book by: 11 December 2026 (Group 1) or 1 December 2026 (Group 2)

• Stay dates: 17 October 2026 to 19 April 2027 (Group 1); 7 December 2026 to 19 April 2027 (Group 2)

• Bonus: 3x Reward points on a single completed stay

• Discount: 20% to 25% off public rates, with member discounts up to 30% to 35%

• Minimum stay: Two consecutive nights for most brands (no minimum at 21c properties)

Confusing split regional timelines

The campaign operates under two separate schedules. Group 1 covers properties across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific, plus all-inclusive resorts in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. Registration and booking for Group 1 run from 14 October 2026 until 11 December 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CET, for stays between 17 October 2026 and 19 April 2027.

Group 2 covers participating hotels in Europe and the Americas, as well as The Hoxton and 21c Museum Hotel properties globally. For this group, registration and booking open later, running from 13 November 2026 to 1 December 2026, valid for stays between 7 December 2026 and 19 April 2027. Payment terms also vary: reservations in Asia Pacific and Latin America require full non-refundable prepayment, while European and Middle Eastern bookings permit flexible cancellation policies.

Source: Accor

Opinion

Just after my report on the outcome of the chaotic summer promotion, Accor has rolled out yet another complicated promotion, split into two disjointed booking and registration calendars across regions. Guests planning multi-leg trips across Europe and Asia will find the misaligned windows an operational headache.

Capping the triple points multiplier at a single stay makes this promotion feel stingy. Just two or three years ago, we would see Accor promotions with unlimited stays and triple points across almost all hotels. I don't want to sound ungrateful; obviously any promotion is better than no promotion. It's just confusing that Accor always seems to find a way to make promotions unnecessarily convoluted. Take the campaign page, for example: you would assume that a search on that page is limited to participating hotels, but that is not the case. It searches all Accor properties. You have to scroll down to find a world map showing all 106 available hotels and then search specifically for that hotel. Why?