ALL Accor Greater China: 20% off stays, 20% points boost

ALL Accor Live Limitless has launched an Autumn Sale, offering a 20% discount on hotel stays across Greater China. Members who book by 24 October 2026 for stays between 17 September 2026 and 25 October 2026 can receive 20% off flexible and breakfast-inclusive rates.

Key details

• Book by: 24 October 2026

• Stay between: 17 September 2026 and 25 October 2026

• Discount: 20% off flexible and breakfast-inclusive rates

• Bonus points: Additional 20% Reward points for ALL App/WeChat bookings by 30 September 2026, for stays completed by 9 October 2026

• Participating hotels: Greater China (Mainland China)

• Maximum stays for bonus: 5 eligible stays per member

An additional 20% bonus on Reward points is available to members who book via the ALL App or Accor Official WeChat Mini Program by 30 September 2026, provided their eligible stay is completed by 9 October 2026. This bonus is applicable to the base points earned and is limited to five eligible stays per member during the promotional period. Stays booked via third-party channels such as Ctrip and Fliggy will also receive a 20% discount, while other third-party online travel agencies offer an 18% discount.

Bookings must be made at least one day in advance. The offer is subject to blackout dates and room availability and cannot be combined with other discounts or special offers. Guests will not receive the Autumn Sale Offer for any portion of their booking that extends beyond the Stay Period. Each guest is limited to booking no more than eight room nights at the same hotel during the promotion.

Source: Accor

Opinion

This is a standard Accor sale for Greater China, offering a decent 20% discount. However, the additional 20% points boost is rather restrictive, applying only to a narrow booking and stay window, and capping at five stays.

Also a bit confusing is the wording regarding China: While the offer page mentions 'Mainland China', the terms and conditions specify 'Greater China'. The latter usually includes Hong Kong and Macao (and technically Taiwan, but Accor no longer has properties there).