Accor, which has thousands of hotels in nearly 100 countries across over two dozen brands, currently has one of their biggest annual sales. Right now Accor is offering 30% off plus free breakfast at all brands except F1. The sale is valid for bookings through October 20, 2017, and for stays between December 8, 2017, and March 11, 2018.
There are around 2,900 hotels participating in this promotion, and you an find a full listing of them here. To take advantage of this sale, just follow this link and you should see the 30% discount automatically reflected when you select your preferred hotel. Rates booked through this promotion are non-refundable, though in most cases that’s worth it given the savings to be had.
Accor has such a varied portfolio of hotels, including Fairmont, Raffles, Novotel, Mercure, and Ibis, just to name a few.
So whether you’re looking at a budget Ibis in Bangkok for $33 per night…
…or a good deal on the Sofitel in Vienna, there are solid deals to be had here.
If you’re interested, you have until Friday, October 20, 2017, to take advantage of this deal.
Do they status match ?
Yes, from Fairmont 😛
Bummer. No Fairmonts in North America are included…
8% cash back on ebates
Fairmonts in NA show on list. It’s a confusing and long list
What does F1 exclusion mean? Is that a hotel that’s part of the Accor chain? Why I ask is I’m booking for F1 in Montreal…..
I’ve already booked Sofitel Golden Mile in Montreal for the F1 race in June next year. Did it with Citi Prestige concierge. Wondering if this is stackable at all, anyone know? Wonder how fourth night free would work if so.
F1 is a really cheap hotel option mostly found in Europe but I have stayed with them in South Africa as well.
I prefer Ibis as the F1 is almost bunk beds in a room.
I already booked a Sofitel in Egypt for February before this promotion (about a month ago). Anyway, I reran the fare for the same days and room type and, with the promotion, its about $30 more. So, not sure if this is a good deal or just one of those sales where they mark up the prices before hand…