How to earn ALL Accor status levels

Where do ALL Accor status levels sit in the programme?

ALL is the name Accor uses for its loyalty programme and for its booking site, which opens with “Welcome to ALL, book at the best price” [2]. The loyalty menu divides the programme into “Discover the programme”, “Benefits and status” and “Earn and redeem points” [2]. Status sits on the “Benefits and status” side; the earning and spending of points sits on the other [2].

Two paid products appear under the same loyalty heading: ALL Accor+ Voyager and ALL Accor+ ibis [2]. Both are sold as discounts rather than as tiers — Voyager gives 15% off all year round on stays in more than 30 brands, and the ibis version gives 15% off all year round in ibis brands [2].

Every page also carries the membership paperwork: Accor links “Terms and conditions”, “Membership T&Cs” and an “Adagio T&C” in the footer [2].

How is ALL Accor status earned?

Accor keeps “Earn and redeem points” and “Benefits and status” as separate entries in its loyalty menu [2], which is the first thing to hold on to when you plan a year of stays: points and status are administered as two different tracks [2]. The conditions attached to each tier are set in the programme's membership documentation, published as “Membership T&Cs” [2].

That document is listed separately from the site's general terms and conditions, and separately again from the Adagio T&C [2]. Because the footer treats them as three links rather than one combined document, check the one that matches your booking before you build a year of stays around a tier target [2]. For the general mechanics that hotel programmes use to qualify members, see hotel status qualification.

One practical consequence: a rate that adds points, a member-only price, or a subscription discount is a commercial offer with its own conditions, not a status tier [2].

Which brand families does ALL Accor status have to cover?

Accor's brand menu groups its hotels as Luxury, Lifestyle by Ennismore, Premium, Midscale and Economy, then adds Partner Brands as a further entry [2]. The same spread appears in the paid products: Voyager is sold against more than 30 brands, while the ibis subscription is confined to ibis brands [2].

Because Accor publishes those groups as distinct families, a benefit written for one family is not a statement about the others, and partner brands are listed apart from the five Accor families rather than inside them [2]. Read a benefit against the family of the hotel you are actually booking [2].

What member prices and subscriptions does Accor publish?

Alongside status, the programme menu carries member pricing and the two subscriptions [2]. Accor advertises a member rate of up to 10% off stays with exclusive benefits [2], and also publishes a book-ahead offer that requires booking 15 days before the arrival date [2].

These are commercial offers with their own conditions and availability, and they are separate from the status side of the programme [2].

Where do the rules differ by market?

Before searching, all.accor.com asks you to confirm a geographical area, a country/region, a language and a currency [2]. Accor then says that, depending on the country, displayed prices may exclude taxes, may include VAT only, or may include all taxes (VAT and tourist/city tax), with any excluded tax shown at later stages of the reservation [2].

Accor also labels its lowest headline rates as “from” prices: one night in a standard double room for two guests, excluding breakfast, supplementary services and tourist or city tax, based on a price observed on all.accor.com within the past 24 hours for a stay within the next eight days, starting tomorrow [2]. That price is guaranteed only at the time of reservation and is subject to hotel conditions, period and availability [2].

Exceptions and limits

• Three sets of terms. The general terms and conditions, the Membership T&Cs and the Adagio T&C are separate links, so wording in one is not automatically repeated in another [2].
• Partner brands. They are listed as their own group rather than inside Luxury, Premium, Midscale or Economy [2].
• Member discount is capped. The member rate is described as “up to 10% off”, so the saving is not fixed across every stay [2].
• Availability and timing. Rates are subject to period and availability, and guaranteed only at the time of reservation [2].
• Tax depends on the market. Whether displayed prices include VAT, VAT plus city tax, or neither depends on the country selected [2].

Frequently asked questions

What is ALL Accor?

ALL Accor is Accor's loyalty programme and the name on the group's booking site, with programme information organised under “Discover the programme”, “Benefits and status” and “Earn and redeem points” [2].

What do the ALL Accor+ subscriptions give?

ALL Accor+ Voyager gives 15% off all year round on stays in more than 30 brands, and ALL Accor+ ibis gives 15% off all year round in ibis brands [2].

Is the same wording used in every country?

Accor asks visitors to confirm a geographical area, country/region, language and currency before searching, and says the tax treatment of displayed prices varies by country [2].

Related pages

Programme pages: ALL Accor Live Limitless, the ALL Accor corporate stay bonus, and how to book ALL Accor award stays. Background: hotel status qualification and the frequent flyer glossary.

Sources

Sources accessed on 18 October 2026. It covers the ALL Accor programme only; other hotel programmes, including Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, World of Hyatt and IHG One Rewards, are not covered here.

1. ALL Accor official site and loyalty programme pages, checked 18 October 2026