ALL Accor Offers Double Dining Points at Participating Hotels Through December 13, 2026

ALL Accor members can earn double Reward points on eligible dining at participating hotels across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa through December 13, 2026. The offer applies to qualifying restaurant and bar visits, along with takeaway orders placed directly with participating venues. Registration and direct payment are required, and members need to check that the hotel is on the participating list before dining.

How the points work

For dining when a member isn’t staying at the hotel, the usual earning rate cited for the offer is 1 ALL point per euro spent. During the promotion, that becomes 2 points per euro. The terms describe the bonus as a doubling of the Reward points a member would otherwise earn for an eligible transaction.

The bonus is credited in two parts. First, the hotel credits the points earned under the regular programme rules. A second transaction adds the extra points needed to bring the total to twice that amount. For example, a qualifying meal that earns 50 Reward points under the standard calculation should receive another 50 points through the offer.

The terms say points should arrive within 10 days of the member checking out. They don’t give a separate timing estimate for a diner who isn’t staying at the hotel, so members may want to keep their receipt and allow time for both credits to appear.

Registration and eligible purchases

Members must register before dining by logging in through Accor’s offer page. Registration is open from October 27, 2026, until 11:59 p.m. Central European Time on December 13, 2026. Only dining that takes place after successful registration qualifies. The offer is available to ALL Accor members regardless of membership tier.

Each eligible purchase must total at least EUR 1. Members must provide their ALL Accor loyalty card number and pay the participating restaurant or bar directly. The terms also include takeaway meal orders placed directly with a participating venue. Orders made through third-party services, including Talabat, Careem and Deliveroo, are excluded.

There’s an important distinction for members who are staying at the hotel. The source describes the offer as applying when a member dines without staying, while the terms explicitly exclude restaurant and bar charges posted to a room account. A room charge therefore won’t qualify for this particular dining bonus. Members should check the applicable earning rules for a stay separately.

Markets and participating venues

The listed markets are Australia, Bahrain, Benin, Botswana, Cambodia, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Fiji Islands, French Polynesia, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Laos, Lebanon, Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Mauritania, Mauritius, Myanmar, Namibia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, the Philippines, Qatar, Rwanda, St Helena, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Seychelles, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam and Zimbabwe.

Being in one of those markets isn’t enough on its own: the meal must be at a participating restaurant or bar. The offer terms refer to a hotel list through the word “here,” but the link wasn’t connected in the version described by the source. A PDF is attached to the offer page and appears to contain a hotel list, though the source says it is the same list used for a separate stay points promotion. Checking the venue with Accor before visiting is the practical step for confirming eligibility.

The offer page is available here. The attached hotel-list PDF is listed as a 455KB download. Members can also browse other ALL Accor rate and bonus-points offers.

What diners should check

The terms say the purchase must be made at a participating venue in one of the listed markets, after registration and within the promotion dates. Hotel-specific sales terms also apply. Accor, participating hotels and offer partners say they aren’t liable if an external event makes the offer impossible or disproportionately burdensome to provide; in those circumstances, the bonus may not be issued.

For members already planning a meal at an eligible hotel, the extra points provide a straightforward return. The source also suggests pairing the offer with the ALL Accor+ Explorer dining discount, which it says offers 30% off dining. That combination may make a hotel restaurant more appealing, but the discount and the points bonus have separate eligibility rules. Confirming both before ordering will help avoid counting on a benefit that doesn’t apply.

The main takeaway is to register first, verify the specific venue, present the loyalty number and pay directly. The bonus is tied to the eligible dining transaction, and charges routed through a room account or third-party ordering platform don’t meet the stated conditions.

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