Accor Live Limitless (ALL) has launched an interesting summer promotion. It offers up to 5,000 bonus points for stays in Europe, Africa, and Asia from July 3 to September 13, 2026. Holders of an ALL+ Accor Card (Explorer, Voyager, or Ibis – starting from €99/year) can even receive up to 7,500 points per stay.
You must first complete a one-time registration via the following link:
Specifically, you can get:
Without Accor+ subscription:
- 1,000 points (= €20 credit) for stays of 2 or more consecutive nights
- 5,000 points (= €100 credit) for stays of 5 or more consecutive nights
With Accor+ subscription (when booking an Accor+ rate):
- 1,500 points (= €30 credit) for stays of 2 or more consecutive nights
- 7,500 points (= €150 credit) for stays of 5 or more consecutive nights
Presumably, the offer can even be used twice, making a total of up to 15,000 bonus points possible. However, it is not entirely clear what is meant by “per bonus code” in the terms and conditions.
Terms & Conditions
You can find the full terms and conditions on the offer page. Here are the most important restrictions:
- Registration period: July 2 to July 31, 2026
- Booking period: only after registering for the offer
- Travel period: July 3 to September 13, 2026
- Valid only in participating countries in Europe, Africa, and Asia (see map below)
- The bonus is only awarded for the first (and, if applicable, second) stay that meets the conditions. For example, if you complete two separate stays of 2 nights each, you will not receive a 5,000-point bonus—even if a 5-night stay follows afterwards.
- The stay must be at least 2 nights (or 5 nights to earn the 5,000 / 7,500 bonus points)
- Multiple consecutive nights at the same hotel count as a single stay
- Only valid for eligible stays booked directly via Accor, directly at the hotel, or through a participating global distribution system (GDS). Bookings via Booking.com, Expedia, etc. are excluded.
- Bonus points will be credited within 10 days after the stay
- All hotels not participating in the ALL program are excluded. This includes all Hotel F1 brand hotels, almost all Ibis Budget hotels, and all Ibis (Styles) hotels in China. A list of all non-participating hotels can be found here.
It is not entirely clear how the following passage from the terms and conditions is meant:
This offer can only be used 2 times per bonus code during the offer period. Reward points will be credited in accordance with the offer terms and conditions for the first stay booked and completed after registering for the offer.
Here is a map showing all participating countries:
Calculation Example
At Accor, you usually earn 25 points per €10 of booking value. There are a few exceptions, e.g., only 12.5 points per €10 at Ibis & Ibis Styles, and 5 points at Adagio Access. You can find an overview here on the Accor website.
So, if you book 5 nights at a Mercure hotel for a total of €500, you would normally earn 1,250 points. With this promotion, an extra 5,000 points are added on top, bringing you to a total of 6,250 points (excluding any potential status bonus).
1,000 points equal a €20 discount on your hotel bill. This means you receive €125 worth of points for a €500 booking, which equals a 25% return! The cheaper the hotel, the higher the percentage return.
Important: Only Direct Bookings Count
You must book your stay directly with Accor. Bookings via online travel agencies (e.g., Expedia, Booking.com, etc.) or tour operators (TUI, etc.) do not earn points with ALL, and therefore do not qualify for bonus points.
This is also clearly stated in the terms and conditions:
To benefit from this offer, all stays must be booked through Accor distribution channels (Accor Group websites, ALL reservation center, hotels directly) or traditional travel agencies using a GDS (Global Distribution System) with a direct connection to the Accor reservation system. Therefore, you cannot benefit from this offer if your stay is booked through a reseller, tour operator, or online travel agency (such as expedia.com, booking.com, etc.).
In contrast, bookings made at local traditional travel agencies are eligible for points, but only if the agency actually uses a Global Distribution System to complete the booking. It is not uncommon for travel agencies to simply book via Expedia or Booking.com.
You can also use the following form to search for and book your preferred hotel:
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