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DEAL UPDATE · 1 Nov 2026

ALL Accor doubles points at 46 UAE hotels, and on dining, for bookings made by 13 December

Register, then book two nights or more at a participating Accor hotel in the UAE, the wider Middle East, Africa or Asia-Pacific between 27 October and 13 December 2026, and stays to 31 March 2027 earn 2X Reward points. Paying direct at a participating restaurant or bar earns double too, until 13 December. Sofitel, Fairmont and Raffles are not on the list.

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Filed 1 Nov 2026
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A week after its triple-points offer closed, ALL Accor has opened another. Called the “2X Stay ALL Accor Festive Offer 2026”, it pays double Reward points on stays of two nights or more, and on dining, at participating hotels in the UAE and about fifty other countries across the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific.

The dates that matter:

  • Register and book between 27 October and 13 December 2026 (11:59 p.m. Central European Time).
  • Stay any time up to 31 March 2027.
  • Dine and pay between 27 October and 13 December 2026.

Everything below comes from Accor’s own offer page and conditions of sale (offer reference 20330) and its participating-hotel list, read on 31 October. LoyaltyLobby reported the offer first.

Which UAE hotels

By our count, Accor’s list carries 46 UAE hotels: 36 in Dubai, 5 in Abu Dhabi, 3 in Sharjah and 2 in Ras Al Khaimah. They come from the mid-range brands: ibis, ibis Styles, Mercure, Grand Mercure, Novotel, Mövenpick, Pullman and Swissôtel, plus the Queen Elizabeth 2 in Dubai.

As LoyaltyLobby notes, the luxury brands are left out. Sofitel, Fairmont, Raffles and Rixos are not on the list, so this is not the offer for a Palm or Saadiyat staycation. Search the PDF for your exact hotel before you book.

The rules that matter

  • Register first. Only bookings made after you register count.
  • Two nights minimum, consecutive, at the same hotel. A booking for several rooms counts as one stay.
  • Book direct. Accor’s websites and app, the ALL call centre, the hotel, or a travel agent connected to Accor’s booking system. Expedia, Booking.com and other third-party sites are excluded. Give your ALL number when you book.
  • Any status, any country of residence. The bonus is worked out on the points a Classic member would earn.
  • No stacking. Where a stay qualifies for several offers, you get the most generous one only.
  • Dining: pay the restaurant or bar directly, with your ALL number. A bill charged to your room does not count, and nor do orders through Talabat, Careem or Deliveroo. The minimum spend is EUR 1.

Accor’s worked example: a stay that earns 250 Reward points gets an additional 250. Points are credited within 10 days of checkout.

What it is worth

Accor redeems 2,000 points for EUR 40 off a stay, so a point is worth about 8 fils at our working in the ALL Accor hub. The bonus simply doubles whatever your stay would earn. On a stay that earns 500 points, the extra 500 are worth about AED 40.

That makes it a reason to book a winter staycation or a Dubai Shopping Festival weekend at a mid-range Accor hotel directly rather than through a booking site. It is not a reason to book a stay you did not want.

If you would rather turn the points into airline miles, Emirates Skywards is paying a 25% bonus on ALL Accor conversions until 30 November; see our Skywards story. At our baselines the hotel discount is still worth more.

Verified on 31 October 2026 against Accor’s offer page, conditions of sale and participating-hotel list. AED figures are ours.

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