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ALL Accor elite status gives fans of the companies 45+ hotel brands the opportunity to access perks and benefits like exclusive rates, more ALL Accor loyalty points, room upgrades, late check-out, and more.
For travel within Canada, these perks can improve your stays at iconic properties like the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac and the Fairmont Le Château Montebello, while outside of the country, the ALL Accor program is used by over 5,000 hotels, giving you tons of opportunity to take advantage of elite benefits.
In this article, we go over each of the four ALL Accor elite status tiers, the benefits available at each level, and the different way that you can qualify for status.
ALL Accor elite status is a tiered program within the larger ALL Accor loyalty program. Every time you stay at an eligible ALL Accor property, you earn Status points (in addition to ALL Accor loyalty points) and Status nights that help you access increasingly valuable elite benefits.
The ALL Accor status tiers are structured into the following five levels: Classic, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. As you move up each level, the perks you can access get better and better, and they include things like room/suite upgrades, early check-in/late check-out, complimentary breakfast, hotel lounge access, and more.
To access each elite tier, you must meet a set threshold for either Status points or Status nights within the calendar year. Once you’ve reached an elite status, you will immediately have access to the associated perks, and you’ll maintain your status for the rest of that calendar year and the full calendar year that follows.
For example, if you qualify for Gold status in October 2026, you’ll enjoy that status for the rest of 2026 and for the entirety of 2027.
Your ALL Accor elite level is based on the number of qualifying Status nights stayed at ALL Accor properties or the number of Status points earned, as follows:
Status points are earned based on how much you spend on your stays and which brand you stay with:
You can also earn elite status by staying a set number of Status nights. You should receive one Status night for every night you stay at a participating property when you include your member number with the booking. Additionally, ALL Accor will sometimes run promotions that let you earn extra Status nights for staying during a specific time-frame or at specific properties.
With the ALL Accor elite status structure, your perks and benefits improve and expand as you move up the tiers, so let’s look at what you can enjoy at each level:
This is the membership level that you start at when you join ALL Accor (which is free to join). At this initial tier, members get the following basic perks:
The first true elite tier is Silver, which is reached after you’ve stayed 10 nights or earned 2,000 Status points. At this level, you can enjoy all the perks from the Classic membership, plus the following:
At the Gold status level, you get access to the benefits from the previous two tiers, plus a few additional perks to make your stays more enjoyable:
If you earn 14,000 Status points or stay 60 nights in a calendar year, you’ll reach Platinum status. At this level, you can enjoy the perks from the previous tiers, plus:
With the Suite Night Upgrade benefit, you’ll get 2 Suite Night Upgrade benefits as soon as you reach 14,000 Status points or 60 nights. After that, you’ll earn another Suite Night Upgrade when you reach 18,000 Status points, and then another for each 4,000 more Status points you earn (i.e., at 22,000 points, 26,000 points, etc.).
The top elite level in the ALL Accor program is Diamond, and it comes with everything listed in the previous levels, plus the following:
For fans of ALL Accor that are interested in enjoying elite status without necessarily having to meet the Status points or Status nights requirements, there are a few options to access fast-tracked perks.
First, a fairly low effort way to enjoy ALL Accor status is sign up for a credit card that offers the status as part of its perks package. In Canada, this option is set to become available at some point in the second half of 2026 via the American Express Platinum Card®.
As part of the new partnership between American Express Canada and ALL Accor, the American Express Platinum Card® will provide automatic Gold status to cardholders. However, this card does come with a considerable annual fee of $799 and a high minimum income requirement, so this option might not be the best choice for most people.
Another way to get ALL Accor Gold status without earning the required Status points or staying 30 nights is by buying ALL Accor stock market shares. If you hold at least 50 bearer shares or 1 registered share, you can request access to the Accor Shareholder’s Club, giving you Gold status. This is one of the more unique ways to enjoy hotel loyalty status, so check out our guide for a full explanation on how it works.
Another option for accessing elite status is ALL Accor+, an annual subscription service that offers select perks for a fee. Conveniently for members looking to score elite status, each of the 3 subscriptions levels come with a set number of Status nights to help you meet the thresholds.
The ALL Accor+ subscription levels are:
ALL Accor+ represents the most affordable and easiest way to elite status, with the membership essentially selling you Silver or Gold status (plus other benefits) for €99 to €215 per year.
Another thing to keep in mind is that ALL Accor runs promotions throughout the year offering bonus Status nights when you book and stay within a select time frame, at select hotel brands, or for a specific number of nights. This can be an excellent way to easily build up your Status night total and reach the next elite tier faster.
Whether or not it’s worth it to chase ALL Accor elite status depends a lot on how much effort it will take you to earn and whether you can take advantage of the benefits on offer.
For Canadians who mostly travel domestically, the ALL Accor footprint is fairly small, so there’s fewer opportunities to earn and use status. However, the ALL Accor properties that exist in Canada are some of the country’s most notable, and having status could get you room upgrades, early check-in/late check-out (more time at the property), and more.
If you’re travelling abroad, ALL Accor has properties in over 100 countries, so there’s more chances to enjoy a boosted experience if your next trip involves staying at hotels under the Accor Hotel Group umbrella.
That said, accessing the first elite levels of Silver or Gold status requires that you stay at an eligible property for least 10 nights or spend a minimum of €800 at eligible properties, or, alternatively, that you sign up for ALL Accor+ at €99 (~$160), or hold the premium American Express Platinum Card® once the perk is added in the second half of 2026.
Given this, if planning a trip that includes a lot of ALL Accor properties, it may be worthwhile looking at an ALL Accor+ membership if you think you can utilize the possible room upgrades, early check-in, and late check-out.
However, status is generally not worth pursuing for its own sake since it doesn’t really add a ton of real dollar value at the first couple of levels; mostly it just makes your trip a little more fancy and lets you earn a few more points that can save you money down the road.
ALL Accor’s elite statuses can be a nice way to enjoy some extra perks during your stays at hotels around the world. Potentially giving you access to room upgrades, early check-in, late check-out, complimentary breakfast, and more, elite status can make any stay a bit more luxurious and relaxing.
Although pursuing elite status for its own sake is probably not worth it for most travellers, if you’re able to snag status through the American Express Platinum Card®, with the ALL Accor+ program, or by staying the requisite number of nights, you’ll enjoy some welcome rewards.
To get more of a sense of ALL Accor’s properties, we recommend you take a look at our reviews and guides below. You can also peruse our list of the best credit cards in Canada to find more ways to earn rewards, save money, and enjoy some perks. Plus don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on exciting travel news.
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