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That screengrab misses in the platinum column: "Only in Asia-Pacific hotels – except Georgia and Kazakhstan." And in the diamond column: "On weekends worldwide & every day in Asia Pacific only.
It wasn’t omitted intentionally, but I just couldn’t make it fit using my phone.

If the weekend breakfast benefit is not available to Platinum members, why is it mentioned at all in the platinum benefit column?

It’s also in conflict ith the link you posted.

Maybe Accor has outsourced writing its T&Cs to the Qantas work experience kids. 🤷🏻‍♂️
 
It wasn’t omitted intentionally, but I just couldn’t make it fit using my phone.

If the weekend breakfast benefit is not available to Platinum members, why is it mentioned at all in the platinum benefit column?

It’s also in conflict ith the link you posted.

Maybe Accor has outsourced writing its T&Cs to the Qantas work experience kids. 🤷🏻‍♂️
To me the platinum benefit applicability is clear in @markis10's image based on the separate columns for plarinum and diamond.

From the app, you can see the regional specifics. Attached is a snip of the applicable area, as well as one of most of the screen as shown for Platinum.
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If the weekend breakfast benefit is not available to Platinum members, why is it mentioned at all in the platinum benefit column?

It’s also in conflict ith the link you posted.
Because it's available in the Asia-Pacific region.

The link I posted states:

From Diamond status, members of ALL enjoy complimentary breakfast at weekends when they book a stay through direct channels.

The standard breakfast will be served free of charge to all persons staying in the member's room (unless otherwise indicated in the Special Conditions of the reservation) during the breakfast service hours at the hotel. It does not include room service or tips.

In Asia Pacific, members of ALL Accor from Platinum status (and registered guests staying in the same room) enjoy complimentary breakfast throughout the week in hotels and resorts
, subject to hotel’s lounge or restaurant conditions and hours of operation at time of stay. Members may choose to enjoy breakfast in the restaurant or in the lounge, where available. [Emphasis added]

As an exception, for stays at The Hoxton hotels, a breakfast bag will be placed outside the Member's door.

Access to Fairmont Gold Lounge at Fairmont is included from the Diamond status, for up to 2 adults and 2 children.
 
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To me the platinum benefit applicability is clear in @markis10's image based on the separate columns for plarinum and diamond.
Agreed. Yet that’s inconsistent with other parts of the Accor website.

From the app, you can see the regional specifics. Attached is a snip of the applicable area, as well as one of most of the screen as shown for Platinum
Agree, and these screenshots also say weekend breakfast for Platinum.

The link I posted states:
Also clear. But in conflict with other parts of the Accor website.

Anyhow, I’m not trying to win an argument.

The bottom line for me is that for the entire time I’ve been Platinum (~6 years) I have consistently been given weekend breakfast outside APAC, most recently in Jan.

YMMV.
 
Agreed. Yet that’s inconsistent with other parts of the Accor website.


Agree, and these screenshots also say weekend breakfast for Platinum.


Also clear. But in conflict with other parts of the Accor website.
Which part of the website? I can't see anything that points to availability of free breakfast for plats outside the Asia-Pacific.
 
When in doubt I always check the t&c’s for clarification:

9.5 Complimentary breakfast
This benefit offers Members – from Diamond Status upwards – a standard weekend breakfast service (excluding room service and tips) for any eligible stay carried out at hotels participating in this offer. This benefit is available to the Member, as well as the occupants of their room.

At the time of booking, the member can select specific offers, which include breakfast on the nights in question (only weekend nights). These offers are available on the direct channels listed below:
ALL Accor app,
ALL.com website,
via telephone by contacting the hotel or our call centre directly.
In the event of a booking involving several rooms, only the occupants of the room belonging to the Member who made the booking may avail of the complimentary breakfast.
If the Member arrives at the hotel without selecting the dedicated offer when booking or does not have a booking, they may request the complimentary breakfast on weekends at the time of check-in.
However, if the Member makes a booking by selecting a rate (other than the dedicated complimentary breakfast rate), where breakfast is already included for the entire duration of the stay, no deduction for the value of the breakfast (or refund if it is a pre-paid booking) shall be applied retroactively for weekends.
The nights covered by this benefit depend on the country of the hotel, as described below:
Thursday and Friday nights for following countries: Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt, Algeria, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya and Comoros, i.e. a complimentary breakfast on Friday morning and on Saturday morning.
Friday and Saturday nights in the rest of the world, i.e. a complimentary breakfast on Saturday morning and on Sunday morning.
In Asia-Pacific (except in the following countries: Georgia, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan), this benefit is available to Members throughout the week from Platinum Status and above, in participating hotels and resorts as follows:
In hotels with an executive lounge offer breakfast in their executive lounge.
In hotels that do not have an executive lounge, breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
This offer does not apply to Gold lounges at Fairmont Hotels. As an exception, for stays at The Hoxton hotels, a breakfast bag will be placed outside the Member's door.
This offer is not available in every participating hotels of ALL Accor programme. For instance, hotels that do not have a restaurant and those that only offer rates which include breakfast are excluded from this offer.
 
Which part of the website? I can't see anything that points to availability of free breakfast for plats outside the Asia-Pacific.
My screenshot came from:

On mobile I searched "Accor platinum benefits".

Selection the first non-advertising result I scrolled down to the menu option to select status.

I selected "platinum" and scrolled down to the breakfast benefit.
 
My screenshot came from:

On mobile I searched "Accor platinum benefits".

Selection the first non-advertising result I scrolled down to the menu option to select status.

I selected "platinum" and scrolled down to the breakfast benefit.
It says on the mobile site: "From the status PLATINUM*"

That asterisk is important because at the bottom of the page it says "*Only in Asia-Pacific hotels".
 
Property: Pullman Jakarta Indonesia Thamrin CBD
Status: Explorer+ Platinum
Room booked: Base King room
Room upgraded/type: Yes, to Junior Suite
Rate: Accor plus, some sale rate $320 for 2 nights
Early check in/late out: Not required, but offered
Free internet: Yes
Free breakfast: Yes, in lounge or buffet restaurant
Welcome drink: Yes, at macaron or chocolate bar
Welcome amenity: Fancy chocolate truffles
Recommend: Great value, super central location, and even better once the MRT is all constructed and up and running.

Jakarta is always great value for hotels. Pullman is one of the classic luxury hotels here on the same roundabout as the Kempinski, the Mandarin Oriental and Grant Hyatt. Service standard is way above average of the usual Pullman.Proactive service from all staff, great upgrade, breakfast is great, a la carte menu for breakfast and dinner at the lounge, comfortable room with all the required amenities. It's not the newest, but everything is solidly there. Rate is crazy good value if you're platinum so you can access lounge + get upgraded. Location is super convenient, MRT stop and number 1 bus right outside your doorstep,. Construction going on at the moment for an underground tunnel that links hotel with the opposite Grand Indonesia mall. Once that's complete, you don't even have to navigate Jakarta traffic to get to essentially the best mall in Indonesia with everything you could need.
 
Property: Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua
Status: Explorer+ Platinum
Room booked: Base King room
Room upgraded/type: Yes, to Honeymoon Suite!!
Rate: Used stay plus - around $300 for the two nights.
Early check in/late out: Late checkout until 2pm
Free internet: Yes
Free breakfast: Yes, in lounge or buffet restaurant
Welcome drink: Yes
Welcome amenity: Fruits box
Recommend: Yes if you just want to chill at the resort, no if you want to travel around.

Nusa Dua is such a different vibe from the rest of Bali, you're so sheltered from anything that isn't your resort or a copy of your resort a thousand times over on either side of you. But for this occasion, we just wanted to laze about in the pool and enjoy the resort and it worked well.
Apparently the hotel was booked out, so they upgraded our base king room to a suite!! with plunge pool. Obviously not to be expected when we return, but crazy luck we had this time around and we made sure to enjoy it. No need to brave the crowds at the pool during the day!
With Accor Explorer discount applied, food was not too crazy even though you're essentially trapped there in Nusa Dua, with not so many affordable options unless you venture out the gates by calling Grab or something. With the lounge offerings especially the happy hour drinks and canapés, you could even get 70-80% of your stomach filled for dinner, so for both dinners we ordered one main to share and that was more than enough. Free drink vouchers came in handy for lunch/dinner too. Overall, not as spenny as initially expected. If you weren't platinum and or explorer without lounge access though, I'd probably not come here as the bill can rank up quick. It's a nice resort, nothing to complain about, but a bit 'boring' if you're looking for more than a beach/pool/spa holiday.
 

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