Accor member level for a long stay

[cheesesleep]

I’ll be stuck in a hotel for 17 nights for work (the horror , but work rules say hotels only).

Bit of a newbie to Accor membership. I should hit Silver after the first 4 nights, so I’m wondering how the extra Reward points work.

Would I be better off making two separate bookings, 4 nights first and then the remaining 13, so I get the Silver 24% bonus on the second stay? Or if I book all 17 nights together, will the Silver rate automatically apply to the remaining nights once I qualify?

Anyone done something similar before?

 

[serfty]

I’ll be stuck in a hotel for 17 nights for work (the horror , but work rules say hotels only).

Bit of a newbie to Accor membership. I should hit Silver after the first 4 nights, so I’m wondering how the extra Reward points work.

Would I be better off making two separate bookings, 4 nights first and then the remaining 13, so I get the Silver 24% bonus on the second stay? Or if I book all 17 nights together, will the Silver rate automatically apply to the remaining nights once I qualify?

Anyone done something similar before?

It is based on check out. If one booking, you won't get silver status until after checking out at the end.

You need to do the 4 nights and check out before staying at a different property for at least one night.

 

[cheesesleep]

It is based on check out. If one booking, you won't get silver status until after checking out at the end.

You need to do the 4 nights and check out before staying at a different property for at least one night.

gotcha, let me change my booking then. Thank you

 

[SYD]

I know it’s work travel, but if you’re likely to be doing more Accor stays before the end of the year, it could be worth considering Accor+? You’ll get bumped to Accor Gold and then those 17 nights will count towards attaining Platinum.

Now, this probably only works if you plan to use Accor for personal travel eg 2x free nights, discount rates and discounted F&B.