ALL Accor+ membership – A smart money-saving tool for savvy travellers

Accor recently revamped the hotel subscription and rebranded it as ALL Accor+ Explorer. The StayPlus vouchers no longer give you unconditional 1 free night when you can find availability. Now, it’s a Stay 2 nights Free 1 night voucher (and you get 2 vouchers instead of 1). Availability for StayPlus vouchers has also improved across Asia.

The 2000 Bonus Points Promo is Back

Accor periodically runs a 2,000 bonus points promotion, and it’s usually best to subscribe during this window for maximum value.

Until 13 March 2026, you’ll receive 2,000 bonus Accor points (worth RM187), which can be used to offset your room bookings.

What do you get with ALL Accor+?

Different Accor+ prices by country (But same benefits)

Before the revamp of the Accor Plus program in 2025, subscription pricing varied based on each country’s purchasing power, similar to how Netflix pricing differs by market. With the new ALL Accor+ program, pricing is now more harmonized across countries, although price difference still exist across markets, with Malaysia being the most expensive.

Thanks to therecent strength of the Ringgit though,which has appreciated around 10% against the Indonesian Rupiah over the past 6 months or so, we now have an arbitrage opportunity – you can get Accor+ at 12% cheaper compared to the Malaysia price!

In the past, each country also had its own set of local e-vouchers. For example, the Malaysia Accor Plus subscription came with a Stay 2 Free 1 night e-voucher at Sofitel Damansara, along with various local dining vouchers. Local e-vouchers have also been removed, meaning the benefits are now identical regardless of where you purchase the subscription.

Since there is no difference in benefits, it makes more sense to subscribe via Indonesia instead.

StayPlus Vouchers: Where Can You Use Them?

The biggest perk of an AccorPlus membership is the StayPlus voucher, which gives you 1 free night when you stay 2 nights.

Availability has improved since the shift to the Stay 2 Free 1 scheme, but during peak seasons it can still be tough to find a slot, and some hotels do not allocate any StayPlus slots.

You can redeem the voucher at Accor hotels in Malaysia, but the best value usually comes from using it overseas at a hotel that costs at least around RM400 per night.

So, where should you use the StayPlus vouchers? Here are some of our favourite picks.

Note: this isn’t an exhaustive list, there are many more hotels where you can redeem your Stay Plus night!

Accor Hotels in Malaysia

If you’re looking to use your StayPlus voucher within Malaysia, consider Sofitel Kuala Lumpur Damansara or Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre, both offering stays valued at the RM400 range.

Accor Hotels in Asia

Swisshotel The Stamford Singapore

Going to Singapore?  With rooms going for over RM1,000 per night (RM2000+ for 2 nights), using StayPlus voucher for a 2 nights stay at this hotel reduces the average out of pocket to RM500+ per night.

Pullman Tamachi, Tokyo

Tokyo hotels are super pricey nowadays, so this place is considered good value with its 300 sqft rooms, decent lounge and breakfast. It’s like a mini 5 star hotel, just don’t expect too much.

Peter stayed here for 2 nights using the new StayPlus voucher, bringing the average cost down to RM850 per night, which is solid value compared to other international hotels in Tokyo.

Fairmont Tokyo

If you prefer something more upscale in Tokyo, consider using the StayPlus voucher at Fairmont Tokyo. Opened in July 2025, this is now Accor’s most upscale hotel in Japan, great for a special holiday with loved ones.

The lowest cost per night is around RM3000 for non-peak. Using the StayPlus voucher, you can bring it down to around RM1500 per night.

Swisshotel Nankai Osaka

Situated directly above Namba Station, this hotel offers unbeatable convenience for your trip to Osaka. It also features its own integrated onsen and swimming pool, making it the perfect place to unwind, especially during the colder months.

Instant Accor Gold, and road to Accor Platinum

The new ALL Accor+ now comes with 30 night credits, which count toward your Accor status. As we highlighted in our Hotel Programs post, you’ll need:

• 10 nights for Accor Silver
• 30 nights for Accor Gold
• 60 nights for Accor Platinum

You get instant Accor Gold just by joining ALL Accor+: Better chance at room upgrades and late checkout, although it doesn’t include free breakfast.

Combine this with the various tricks we share in the BolehMiles Telegram, you can work your way up to Accor Platinum, which gives you free breakfast at Accor properties in APAC.

Save 30% on Dining and 15% on Beverage for all your guests (up to 10 pax)

Another great perk of the ALL Accor+ program is the dining discount across Asia, where you can save 30% when dining with a group size of up to 10 pax.

Red Hot Room (RHR) – Discounted room rates

If you travel frequently, staying at 4 or 5 star hotels every time can get pretty expensive. And sometimes you just want to stay at lower priced hotels. That’s where Red Hot Room (RHR) come in – you get up to 40-50% off the full rate. Red Hot rooms exclusive to AccorPlus members and can only be found when you book directly on the Accor website.

While OTAs (Online Travel Agencies) usually offer lower prices than direct hotel bookings, the RHR is an exception to this rule: RHR rates are usually even lower than OTAs.

The catch? While RHR rates are frequently available is not available at all times, and it may not be available at the hotel that you want to stay in.

Is it good value?

The new ALL Accor+ is best for those willing to stay 2 nights and make use of RedHot room discounts. With the free 30 nights credits, it can be useful for anyone working towards Accor Platinum.

Here’s our conservative take on the value of Accor Plus Explorer. Your mileage may vary depending on how you travel.

Accor Plus Benefit	Assumption	Value (RM)
2x StayPlus Voucher	2x Stay 2 Free 1 voucher in Asia Pac	800
30 Nights Credits	Instant Accor Gold status	200
Redhot Rooms	Save RM50 x 6 nights over 12 months	300
30% Dining Discount	Assume saving of RM60 x 5 times	300
Accor Points	2000 Accor Points	185
Estimate (YMMV)		1,785

What about renewals?

Note that renewals are now automatic after 1 calendar year. If you don’t want to continue next year, remember to cancel at least 2 days before your anniversary date.

What are the best miles cards for Accor+ subscription?

The MCC for Accor+ subscription is MCC 8699 (Membership Organizations – Not Elsewhere Specified).

Since subscribing via the Indonesia Accor+ makes more sense, you can earn 1 MPR on selected ASEAN currencies with the UOB PRVI Miles Elite (PME).

Otherwise, if you prefer to stick to Accor+ Malaysia, you can use AMEX Platinum Charge or Alliance Visa Virtual too.

Card	Category	Miles per Ringgit (MPR)	Approx FCY	Approx CPM
UOB PRVI Miles Elite Read Review   Apply	Overseas	1.00* KrisFlyer & Asia Miles	2.25%	2.25
UOB Visa Infinite Read Review   Apply	Overseas Dining	0.83 Overseas/ 0.41 Dining	2.25%	2.71
UOB Visa Infinite Metal	Overseas	2.00 KrisFlyer & Asia Miles	2.25%	1.13

How to subscribe for Accor+ Indonesia?

There is no need to create a new Accor account – you may use your existing Accor Malaysia account. No VPN is required.

Step 1: Click here to subscribe for Accor+ Indonesia.

Step 2: Complete the checkout. Ensure the currency is IDR. If it appears in RM, switch to another browser and try again.

Conclusion

With Accor’s extensive footprint across Asia Pacific, an ALL Accor+ subscription can help you save money when travelling across the region. Peter has been using Accor+ for years to cut travel costs, and the savings from Red Hot Room rates and StayPlus vouchers definitely add up over time.

While Accor may not be the most premium hotel group, their rates are generally far more wallet-friendly compared to Marriott. However, StayPlus and Red Hot Room availability isn’t guaranteed, so it works best if you can plan your stays ~2 months in advance.

That’s all for this post. If you are new to Accor Plus, feel free to sign up using our links below. Until next time!