About Le Club AccorHotels
The open-air verandah and courtyard of Raffles Hotel in Singapore. Photo: mailer_diablo, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Le Club AccorHotels was the loyalty programme of the French hotel group Accor. In 2018 it absorbed Fairmont President's Club, Raffles Ambassadors and Swissôtel Circle, and in 2019 it became ALL – Accor Live Limitless. This page explains the programme from an independent point of view.
A large and varied network
Accor operates thousands of hotels in more than a hundred countries, from budget ibis hotels to Raffles and Fairmont palaces. Membership covers the whole range, which means the same points can be earned on a business night in a Novotel and spent at a Sofitel Legend on holiday. The luxury portfolio alone counts hundreds of hotels, including names such as Sofitel Legend Santa Clara in Cartagena, Harbour Rocks Hotel Sydney in the MGallery collection and Pullman hotels across Asia.
How the programme works
- Two kinds of points: Rewards Points to spend and Status Points to climb the tiers. See How To Earn.
- A fixed value: 2,000 Rewards Points take €40 off a bill.
- Tiers: Classic, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond, each with its own perks.
- Partners: airlines, car rental, retail and entertainment.
Recognition
The programme has collected industry awards over the years, including Freddie Awards voted by frequent travellers, and it has been rated favourably by travel publications for the breadth of its luxury portfolio, especially in Europe and Asia.
Free nights and perks
Free nights, welcome drinks, room upgrades and personal room preferences are among the perks members enjoy. Every stay and spend at a participating property brings opportunities to earn, redeem and reach a higher tier.
FPC Member Site is independent and not affiliated with Accor. Programme names are used to identify the subject of this guide.
