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Accor is running a sale through the end of the month for its ALL Accor+ Voyager subscription. That drops the price to €143.20 (~$166) for the year which may or may not be worth it to you depending on how much you’ll use the benefits.
The Deal
- Save 20% on an ALL Accor+ Voyager subscription when using promo code ALLACCORPLUS.
- Direct link to offer.
Key Terms
- Expires June 30, 2026.
Quick Thoughts
An ALL Accor+ Voyager subscription normally has an annual subscription cost of €179 (~$208). The 20% discount reduces that to €143.20 (~$166).
The subscription provides the following benefits:
- 15% off on every stay; valid at 30+ Accor brands and it’s valid for one or two rooms
- 20 Status Nights towards elite status
- Guaranteed room availability up to two days before your stay
- Access to premium customer service
The eligible brands at which you can save 15% are as follows:
- Luxury: Raffles, Sofitel Legend, SO/, Fairmont, Sofitel, MGallery
- Premium: 21c Museum Hotels, Art Series, Mondrian, Pullman, Swissotel, Swissotel Living, Mövenpick, Mövenpick Living, Grand Mercure, Peppers, The Sebel, Adagio Premium
- Midscale: Handwritten, Mantra, Novotel, Novotel Living, Novotel Suites, Mercure, Mercure Living, By Mercure, Tribe, Adagio Original
- Economy: Breakfree, ibis, ibis Styles, Adagio Access, greet, ibis budget
- Excluded properties: ibis budget, ibis, and ibis Styles hotels in mainland China, on select blackout dates (no more than 10 nights per year; check here), and the properties found on this list
It’s worth being aware that the 15% discount can’t be stacked with any other promotional offers. That presumably means that when Accor is offering, say, a 20% or 25% sale, or when there’s a sale when booking in the app, that you won’t get an additional 15% taken off those already lowered prices.
The 20 Status Nights might be of interest for some. That’ll get you automatic Silver status as that only requires 10 Status Nights. Benefits of Silver status with ALL Accor are:
- Welcome drink
- Priority welcome
- Late check-out
- 24% bonus points earned on paid stays
Gold status requires 30 Status Nights in a calendar year; that means you’d earn it with 10 more nights actually stayed. Additional Gold status benefits are:
- Guaranteed room availability (although that itself is a benefit of an ALL Accor+ Voyager subscription)
- Room upgrades
- Early check-in or late check-out
- 48% bonus points earned on paid stays
Those are the two most meaningful benefits of the Voyager subscription, but in all reality you’d want the anticipated 15% savings on room rates to come to more than $166 in the next year to make it worth prepaying for the benefit of hoping to be able to recoup that cost in the next 12 months.
Seeing as Accor appears to process payment for the subscription themselves, it hopefully codes as hotels/travel. It’s also worth clicking through to Accor from a shopping portal just in case a subscription purchase tracks.
Question
Do you have—or have you had in the past—an ALL Accor+ Voyager subscription? If so, did it provide you with legitimate savings over any kind of publicly available / member rates? Please let us know in the comments below.
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Bought the Voyageur subscription a few days ago at 20% off. Immediately booked a luxury stay on points I’d been planning; the sub discount turned out to be $2,000, or nearly 30%! Immediate win.
If you are planning an expensive stay and expect to pay or use points, Voyageur could be a major win. Buying it at a discount and the Accor Signature subscription around Black Friday ($1050) means you get $1,800 worth of points and 15%+ off whatever stays you’re booking. This could be a major win for those who can spend some cash and want incredible savings.
Having moved all my TY points to ALL when there was a limited opportunity for 1:1 transfers (thanks FM!), I later purchased an Accor+ Voyager subscription. When I looked at the number of Fairmont stays I was planning, saving 15% seemed like a good idea. For my planned stays, the 15% savings would be a wash. The cost of my membership was roughly equivalent to what it would save me, but I figured it’d be worth getting a little better earning rate in the process. When I made my purchase, I hadn’t considered the possibility of future discounts that might offer a better discount.
I booked one of the Fairmont stays through The Edit, and as expected, the discount does not apply. I WILL earn points on this stay though, so I expect my Silver status will help out on that. The other stay was booked entirely with points and the 15% discount. No points earned on that one, but it was possible to book a rate that included breakfast each morning as well as a waterfront view.
I have not made these stays yet, so I can’t speak to what my experience will reveal. That said, I really enjoyed my stay at Fairmont Chateau Laurier last summer (another The Edit place) It’s a great location for walking to places of interest in Ottawa, which is good because parking situation isn’t ideal – best to valet. Based on this one stay, I’m optimistic about my upcoming Fairmont bookings and will be paying more attention to the Accor loyalty program in the future – especially since other programs are making it harder to get outsized value in the places I want to stay.