How does Accor treat you as an Elite guest?

This is unusual. I thought Accor policy was to forgo the bond for Gold and above, or at worst a $1 preauth.
Yeh that seems excessive , 600, however the bonds are still charged at some properties definitely. The 25 hours in Darlinghurst was 100pn even as a platinum.
 
This is unusual. I thought Accor policy was to forgo the bond for Gold and above, or at worst a $1 preauth.
Is that a policy or just hotel by hotel? I mean I’ve always wondered when checking in that I didn’t have any preauth as plat but a colleague travelling with me did. Once at a mantra in cairns was explained that’s their policy.
 
Is that a policy or just hotel by hotel? I mean I’ve always wondered when checking in that I didn’t have any preauth as plat but a colleague travelling with me did. Once at a mantra in cairns was explained that’s their policy.
Finding it more frequent now @henrus

2 years ago as Gold +, never had to leave cc for pending deposit, now every hotel in Australia and Asia have asked for it.
In Thailand, now Platinum, so far this trip asked for 4000THB ~ AUD 170 and Singapore SGD 100, both dropped off at check out.
 
It’s up to the hotel, speaking to a few GMs they are incurring shrinkage from the Diamonds who seem to like the linen/pillows etc
 
I must admit I have an affinity for HIX pillows and took one or two with permission from the GM, then found out they come from a mob 10kms from where I live, mind you they charge $200 a pop
 
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