Accor Welcome Drink Experiences

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Staying at an Ibis Styles in Southbank tonight and while redeeming an in app drink voucher, I accidently activated "help" and saw this.

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That indicates hotels have the ability to populate this information - if kept up to date it could be very useful.

Failing that, I think this thread can be used members Silver and above post their "Welcome Drink" experince at individual hotels so others can get an idea of what they may expect.
 
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My experience in Australia has, I think, always been what you had in Southbank - house wine or basic beer. I stayed at the Mondrian in Singapore last year and they had a couple of very nice coughtails available (the coughstar Martini was delicious) so it might be a SE Asian thing to be more generous?
 

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