Which hotels belong to the Accor group?

In total, Accor owns 54 hotel brands: 21C Museum Hotels, 25 Hours, Adagio, Adagio Access, Adagio Premium, Angsana, Art Series, Astore, Banyan Tree, BreakFree, D-EDGE, Delano, Emblems, Fairmont, Gekko group, Grand Mercure, Greet, Handwritten, Hotel F1, Hyde, Ibis, Ibis Budget, Ibis Styles, Jo&.Joe, John Paul, Lido 2 Paris, MGallery, Mama Shelter, Mantis, Mantra, Mercure, Mondrian, Morgans Originals, Mövenpick, Novotel, Onefinestay, Orient-Express, Paris Society, Peppers, Potel & Chabot, Pullman, Raffles, Rixos, SLS, So Sofitel, Sofitel, Swissôtel, Thalassa, The Hoxton, The Sebel, Tribe, VeryChic, WOJO, Working From_.

How can I pay less for a stay at Accor hotels?

The Accor STEP program offers an interesting solution for paying less for a stay at Accor hotels. Although the rates are not the most competitive on the market, the included benefits, such as free breakfast and hotel credits, can compensate for the price difference. What's more, the flexibility of reservations made via Accor STEP means you can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before your stay, which can be an advantage over promotional fares with strict cancellation policies.

How do I make a reservation with Accor STEP?

To book with Accor STEP, you need to go through a partner travel agency that has access to these programs. Only selected agencies can book a stay at an Accor hotel using the advantages offered by Accor STEP.

Which program is better: Virtuoso or Accor STEP?

Virtuoso offers a varied selection of benefits in a wide range of luxury hotels, while the Accor STEP program focuses specifically on Accor establishments. As each of these programs has its own advantages, we recommend that you consult a travel agent to determine which one best suits your needs.