ALL Accor Live Limitless

What ALL Accor is

You will find background and worked examples in the ALL Accor chapter of the Meilenkurs, and the comparison with other hotel chains in the overview of hotel programs. Time-limited promotions are deliberately left out here; they are listed in the promotions archive.

Earning points

Accor calculates on the price before taxes. Most brands give 25 Reward points per EUR 10 of net price, ibis, ibis Styles and Mama Shelter give 12.5, and Adagio and the long-stay brands give 10. Higher tiers get a points bonus on top: Silver 24%, Gold 48%, Platinum 76% and Diamond 100%.

Status points, by contrast, follow the brand and not the tier: a Diamond earns 50 Reward points per EUR 10 at a Novotel, but still 25 Status points. Promotional bonuses are Reward points and as a rule do not count toward status.

Points and status are only awarded for bookings through Accor websites, the app, the reservation center, the hotel or classic travel agencies connected to the Accor system. Resellers, tour operators and online travel agencies such as Booking.com or Expedia are excluded.

Other ways to earn points

Accor does not sell points, and there is no ALL credit card in Switzerland, Germany or Austria. Points therefore come mainly from stays. American Express Membership Rewards can be transferred in Germany and Austria; the country sections below give the details. Revolut also lists ALL Accor as a hotel partner for RevPoints at a rate of 2:1; whether the option appears in the app depends on country and account.

Redeeming points

On the hotel bill, a point is worth a fixed 2 cents, calculated in euros: 1,000 Reward points give EUR 20 off. There are no award nights, no categories and no award quotas.

Two exceptions apply: in restaurants and bars a point is worth only 1 cent (1,000 points = EUR 10), and prepaid rates cannot be paid entirely with points. Online you can use 1,000, 2,000, 4,000 and 6,000 points, but not 3,000 or 5,000. The downside of the fixed value: there is no sweet spot like at Hyatt, where a cheap category at an expensive hotel yields clearly more per point.

Points in Swiss francs

The discount is set in euros. At a Swiss hotel, 2,000 points are converted into the equivalent of EUR 40 at the Accor reference rate of the check-out day, which at 0.93 is about CHF 37.20. For Swiss members a point is therefore worth about 1.86 rappen and not 2 rappen; if the franc rises, this value falls.

Converting points into miles

Accor has about 30 airline partners. As a rule, 2 ALL points give 1 mile; for Flying Blue (via ALL X Flying Blue) and Iberia the ratio is 1:1, for Qatar 2,000 points give 1,500 Avios. A conversion cannot be reversed, the points go only to a partner account in your own name, and the credit arrives within six weeks at most. Miles & More is not a partner.

The miles course advises against converting points into airline miles, except in a few special cases. As a rule the hotel discount is worth more.

Expiry of points

Reward points are valid for 365 days from the stay or from the credit. Every credit and every points donation extends the whole balance by another 365 days, whereas a redemption does not. Expired points lapse without warning, and there is no exception for elite members.

Status at ALL Accor

The tiers are Classic, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond; Limitless is by invitation only. Status nights and Status points are reset to zero on January 1, and the count runs over the calendar year. A status you reach in 2026 is valid until 31.12.2027. For Silver to Platinum, whichever is reached first counts, nights or points; the two are not added together.

If you miss the threshold, experience says you drop only one tier, so a Diamond falls to Platinum (not officially confirmed, as of October 2026). The terms only say that the status is lost. Bonus Status nights from subscriptions and co-brand cards are capped at 30 per account and year, while nights from real stays do not count toward that cap.

Silver

You reach Silver with 10 nights or 2,000 Status points. In practice the tier offers little: a digital drink voucher per stay for you and your companions, a separate reception desk and a later check-out when the hotel is not full.

Gold

You reach Gold with 30 nights or 7,000 Status points. From Gold there is an upgrade to the next higher room category on arrival, subject to availability; villas, special and presidential suites (at Raffles only up to a Junior Suite) and ibis, Adagio, Jo&Joe and similar brands are excluded. In addition there is early check-in or late check-out, one of the two, subject to availability and without a fixed time.

Platinum

You reach Platinum with 60 nights or 14,000 Status points. It adds access to the Executive Lounge regardless of room category, where the hotel has one, but not to the Fairmont Gold Lounge. Platinum also brings early check-in and late check-out, a room assurance up to two days before arrival and a dedicated service hotline.

The special feature is the Suite Night Upgrades: 2 on reaching the tier (60 nights or 14,000 Status points), 1 more at 18,000 Status points, then one per 4,000 Status points. There are at most 12 per calendar year, and an upgrade secures a suite for one night at the time of booking. They apply only to a new booking, not to corporate or package rates, not to the subscription rates of ibis and Voyager, and not if you use points for the stay.

Diamond

You reach Diamond not through nights but only with 26,000 Status points. On top of Platinum there are ten Dining & Spa vouchers of EUR 10 each, credited on reaching 26,000 Status points and valid until 31.12. of the following year. The Suite Night Upgrades follow the Status points scale and are not a Diamond benefit of their own. A Diamond can give Gold once per status period to a person who is Classic or Silver.

Limitless

Limitless brings a 100% points bonus, a personal assistant around the clock, the right to give Platinum to one person, and points transfers to up to five members.

Subscriptions and cards as a shortcut to status

The paid ALL Accor+ subscriptions cost per year: ibis EUR 99 (10 Status nights), Voyager EUR 179 (20) and Explorer EUR 225 or USD 255 (30, Gold). The subscription discount of 15% replaces the member rate and cannot be combined with other discounts and promotions. Platinum cannot be reached through subscriptions alone: of the 60 nights, at least 30 must be real stays.

A second shortcut is the American Express Platinum. In Germany, ALL Gold has been activatable for the Platinum and the Business Platinum since the end of July 2026. More on the shortcuts is in the ALL Accor chapter of the Meilenkurs.

Notes for Switzerland, Germany and Austria

Switzerland

By its own account, Accor is the leading hotel group in Switzerland with about 80 hotels, centered on Zurich, Geneva, Bern and Basel (not officially confirmed, as of October 2026). In mountain resorts Accor is thinly represented. Swiss members earn Accor points through stays, restaurants, partners and promotions.

Switzerland is not among the twelve markets of the Amex partnership; the Swiss Amex Platinum includes no ALL status, and Accor is not a Membership Rewards partner in Switzerland.

Germany

Germany is the largest of the three markets; practically every large city has at least one ibis, Novotel or Mercure. Since 06.07.2026, American Express Membership Rewards points can be transferred to ALL. The ratio is 3:1 and yields only about 0.67 cents per MR point. The minimum is 900 MR points, then in steps of three, at most 999,999 per transfer.

Austria

In early 2025 Accor operated 41 hotels in 14 brands in Austria, including Vienna, Graz, Klagenfurt, Salzburg and Bregenz (not officially confirmed, as of October 2026). The official Austrian Membership Rewards partner list shows ALL Accor as a “new partner” on the same terms as in Germany (3:1, from 900 points in steps of three, up to 1 working day). ALL Gold through the Platinum Card is still missing, however: the official benefits page listed no ALL Gold at the end of October 2026, and the rollout is phased.

Who ALL Accor is not for

Sources and further reading

More programs are listed in the program archive.