ALL Accor+ Explorer Membership Discussion

[sudoer]

Is there not a limit of points/nights that you can accrue through card membership?

You can earn 1000 status points per month through Signature.

 

[markis10]

Is there not a limit of points/nights that you can accrue through card membership?

Signature is the only way you can get status points if not staying. Status nights are limited to 30 per year using subscription programs although this is not currently applicable to the China Accor Plus program in reality, how long the loophole remains is unknown.

 

[Seat0B]

Is there not a limit of points/nights that you can accrue through card membership?

The ALL signature program allows yiu to focus on status points rather than free nights. As you already have ~10,000 status points, you only need 4,000 more to reach the 14,000 needed for Platinum. As a plus you will also get 5,000 reward points per month (plus a further bonus after 4 months) that you can use to pay for stays down the track on top of the status points you need for Platinum.
Signature recently also started giving credit stay nights but these probably won’t count. Well maybe they do - who knows. I wouldn’t rely on that avenue. Focus instead on meeting the status points target not stay nights to get platinum. Follow the link I posted and have a good read. Also there is a separate thread here on Signature.

 

[Seat0B]

And @Clive005 do come back and tell us what you decide!

 

[Clive005]

And @Clive005 do come back and tell us what you decide!

Thanks everyone great advise and the All Signiture sounds like cant go wrong with the reward points value making it a no brainer
Ill do some reading and will get back

Clive

 

[bits]

Cost comparison of Accor Signature Absolute (4000 status points) vs Accor China 2.0 (+10 nights) to hit Platinum:

Accor Signature Absolute
760 Reals/month for 4 months = 3040 Reals (approx AUD820)
You get 25,000 reward points = approx AUD400 value (2000 points = 40 Euro)
Net cost = AUD820-800 = $20

Accor China 2.0
Premium subscription = around 2200RMB (if sale still on) = approx AUD250
Gives 20 nights credit. Don't need the top Supreme subscription which gives 30 nights.
Premium subscription gives 1 free night voucher for use in China/HK/Macau, nominal value say AUD120 if used at Ibis Sheung Wan HK, so net cost could potentially almost be negated if the voucher is used at AUD200 property.
Downside: need to buy through wechat or alipay/fliggy and the potential challenges that go with that.

 

[Flyerwin]

I’ve been a repeat ALL Signature subscriber - been working for me.

 

[J-P]

Cost comparison of Accor Signature Absolute (4000 status points) vs Accor China 2.0 (+10 nights) to hit Platinum:

Accor Signature Absolute
760 Reals/month for 4 months = 3040 Reals (approx AUD820)
You get 25,000 reward points = approx AUD400 value (2000 points = 20 Euro)
Net cost = AUD820-400 = $420

Accor China 2.0
Premium subscription = around 2200RMB (if sale still on) = approx AUD250
Gives 20 nights credit. Don't need the top Supreme subscription which gives 30 nights.
Premium subscription gives 1 free night voucher for use in China/HK/Macau, nominal value say AUD120 if used at Ibis Sheung Wan HK, so net cost could potentially almost be negated if the voucher is used at AUD200 property.
Downside: need to buy through wechat or alipay/fliggy and the potential challenges that go with that.

25,000 Accor points are worth €500 or about A$800

 

[bits]

25,000 Accor points are worth €500 or about A$800

Ah yes, got the conversion rate mixed up.

 

[Clive005]

Thanks all, I went for the Accor Signature Absolute paid monthly and received points straight away but
not the status nights, I was also thinking If i paid quarterly do you receive points monthly or do you get them each quarter?
and thanks so much for the guidance

Clive

 

[aikman]

Thanks all, I went for the Accor Signature Absolute paid monthly and received points straight away but
not the status nights, I was also thinking If i paid quarterly do you receive points monthly or do you get them each quarter?
and thanks so much for the guidance

Clive

You receive the points monthly regardless if you pay monthly, quarterly or yearly.