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Go to AccorPlus · Email me when a code appearsBefore anything else: AccorPlus — rebranded on its own site as “ALL Accor+ Explorer” — is a paid annual membership, not a free loyalty program. It costs money up front, and most of its headline perks (free nights, Red Hot Room deals, restaurant discounts) only work at hotels and restaurants in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. If you live in the US and rarely travel to that region, a chunk of what you’re paying for will go unused — read the benefit breakdown below before joining.
How US residents join (Rest of the World pricing)
- Open AccorPlus through our link: AccorPlus.
- On the country-selection screen, your country (the US) isn’t in the listed dropdown (Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, etc.), so click “Continue on Rest of the World.”
- This sets your membership to the Rest of the World plan, priced in USD: USD 255/year, or you can redeem 15,000 ALL Accor Reward points/year instead of paying cash if you already have points.
- Click Join now and complete the sign-up form with your ALL Accor loyalty account (or create one).
- Enter any promo code in the discount field at checkout, then confirm the total before paying.
What you actually get as a US-based member
Works worldwide (relevant from the US too):
- Instant ALL Accor Gold status, triggered by 30 Status Nights credited to your account automatically when you join or renew.
- 15% off flexible room rates at 5,000+ hotels across 45+ Accor brands worldwide (Raffles, Sofitel, Pullman, Novotel, Mercure, ibis Styles, ibis, and more), while still earning Reward points toward status.
- Gold-tier perks where available: room upgrades when possible, your choice of early check-in or late check-out.
Mostly or only useful in Asia Pacific and the Middle East:
- Two “Stay Plus” free nights per membership year (book 2+ nights, get one night free) — restricted to hotels in that region, with blackout dates and minimum-stay rules at some resorts.
- Red Hot Rooms: member-only deals with up to 50% off, limited to Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
- 30% off dining and 15% off drinks for parties of up to 10 (10% off for groups of 11–20) at 1,800+ restaurants and 1,300+ bars — again, Asia Pacific and the Middle East only.
- “More Escapes” curated stay packages with added extras like dining or parking — same regional limit.
In short: a US member mainly pays for the worldwide 15% rate discount and instant Gold status. The free nights, Red Hot Rooms and dining discounts are a bonus only if you’re actually traveling to Asia Pacific or the Middle East that year.
Membership tiers behind the Gold status
AccorPlus’s value depends on understanding the ALL Accor loyalty ladder it unlocks instantly:
- Classic (entry tier): around 5% off flexible rates, free Wi-Fi, online check-in.
- Silver (normally needs ~3,000 Status points, roughly 10 nights): welcome drink, priority desk, late check-out when available.
- Gold (normally needs ~7,000 Status points, roughly 30 nights) — this is what AccorPlus hands you on day one: room upgrades when available, choice of early check-in/late check-out, 25% Reward-point bonus.
- Platinum (14,000 Status points): lounge access, suite-night upgrade vouchers, premium Wi-Fi, room availability guaranteed up to 48 hours ahead. AccorPlus’s 30 Status Nights put you roughly halfway there in a single year.
Other ways to save at AccorPlus
- Pay with ALL Accor Reward points (15,000/year) instead of cash if you’d rather not spend USD 255 up front.
- Status Nights land in your account the day after you join (or one business day after renewal), so book your first Gold-status stay right away rather than waiting.
- Blackout dates and exclusions vary by hotel and country — the site’s own Stay Benefit Variations and Dining Benefit Variations pages list the exceptions before you book or dine.
Alternatives to AccorPlus
- Marriott Bonvoy: free to join and earns status purely through nights/spend, with a much larger US and worldwide hotel footprint than Accor — better if you mostly stay in the Americas.
- World of Hyatt: also free, with a smaller but often higher-end portfolio; status is earned, not bought, so it suits frequent travelers more than occasional ones.
- IHG One Rewards: free loyalty program with heavy US/UK coverage (Holiday Inn, InterContinental); a more practical fit than AccorPlus for travelers who rarely visit Asia Pacific or the Middle East.
FAQ
Is AccorPlus the same as ALL Accor+ Explorer?
Yes — the site itself explains that Accor Plus was renamed/relaunched as ALL Accor+ Explorer, with the same paid-membership structure plus some added benefits.
Do the free nights and restaurant discounts work in the US?
No. Stay Plus free nights, Red Hot Rooms, and the dining/drinks discounts are limited to hotels and restaurants in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. From the US, the practical benefits are the worldwide 15% room-rate discount and instant Gold status.
How fast do I get Gold status after joining?
New members get 30 Status Nights (and Gold status) credited within 24 hours of joining; renewing members get it one business day after renewal.
Can I pay with points instead of cash?
Yes — the Rest of the World plan lists USD 255/year or 15,000 ALL Accor Reward points/year as alternatives.
Are there blackout dates?
Yes, for both Stay Plus free nights and Explorer Member Rates; the site’s Stay Benefit Variations page lists them per hotel and date.