Is ALL Accor Membership Worth It in Singapore in 2026?

By Garry Shi, Cashback Expert, ShopBack. Published 8 October 2026.

For most travellers in Singapore, the free ALL Accor membership is worth joining in 2026: according to Accor, members get a member rate of up to 10% at over 4,500 hotels in more than 110 countries, earn up to 25 Reward points per EUR 10 spent, and can turn 1,000 points into a EUR 20 discount. The paid ALL Accor+ Explorer tier, listed at SGD 329 a year at the time of writing, is a separate call: it pays off if you take two or more Accor short breaks a year or dine at Accor hotel restaurants often.

ShopBack Singapore is a free app and website that gives you cash back after you book or shop at partner stores, including Accor, Booking.com, Agoda and Trip.com. You open ShopBack, tap the store, then book as usual, and the cash lands in your ShopBack account once the booking is confirmed. Join ShopBack Singapore for free before your next hotel booking so the step is ready.

Is ALL Accor membership worth it in Singapore?

Yes for the free tier, and only sometimes for the paid tier. The basic ALL Accor (Accor Live Limitless) membership costs nothing, so the question is really whether the member rate and points beat what you would otherwise pay. Here is how the two options compare, using figures from Accor's own pages at the time of writing:

	ALL Accor (free)	ALL Accor+ Explorer (paid)
Cost	Free	SGD 329 a year, or 15,000 Reward points a year
Hotel discount	Member rate of up to 10%, varies by brand	15% off the public rate at more than 5,000 hotels
Free nights	None built in	Two Stay Plus free nights a year (stay 2 nights, 1 free)
Dining	Points on restaurant and bar spend at participating hotels	30% off food and 15% off drinks for up to 10 guests at 1,800+ restaurants and 1,300+ bars in Asia Pacific and the Middle East
Status	Starts at Classic	Gold status through 30 Status Nights each membership year

If you stay at an Accor hotel once every year or two, the free tier is enough. If you plan two weekend breaks in the region, or eat at Accor hotel restaurants in Singapore a few times a year, the Explorer numbers below are worth running.

What is Accor membership? ALL Accor and ALL Accor+ explained

Accor membership usually means one of two things: the free ALL Accor loyalty programme, or the paid ALL Accor+ subscriptions linked to it. Accor is the French hotel group behind brands such as Raffles, Fairmont, Sofitel, Swissôtel, Pullman, Novotel, Mercure and ibis. According to Accor, ALL Accor has over 100 million members and covers more than 45 hotel brands.

• ALL Accor is the free programme. You join online, get the member rate straight away and start earning Reward points on stays.
• ALL Accor+ Explorer is the paid membership sold in Asia Pacific, including Singapore. The Accor Plus Singapore site describes it as the membership that replaced Accor Plus, so searches for "Accor Plus membership" now lead here.
• Other ALL Accor+ subscriptions such as ALL Accor+ Voyager and ALL Accor+ ibis appear on Accor's global site with 15% off stays. Availability and pricing for those vary by country, so check what is offered for a Singapore account before you buy.

Accor membership in Singapore in 2026: what it costs

In Singapore in 2026, ALL Accor is free and ALL Accor+ Explorer is listed at SGD 329 a year, or 15,000 Reward points a year, according to the Accor Plus Singapore site at the time of writing. Using Accor's own redemption value of EUR 20 per 1,000 points, paying with 15,000 points is the same as spending about EUR 300 of points.

The Accor Plus Singapore site sometimes runs joining offers, such as Reward points for new members, for a limited time. Those change, so check the Explorer page for what is live before you join.

The break-even maths, with illustrative numbers. Say you take two 2-night stays a year at a regional Accor hotel where the room costs S$220 a night. Each Stay Plus gives one of those nights free, so the two Stay Plus nights alone are worth about S$440, which is more than the S$329 fee. Add one family dinner a year with a S$300 food bill, and 30% off saves another S$90. If you would not have taken those two trips anyway, though, the free nights are not real savings for you, and the free tier is the better deal.

Accor membership rewards and benefits: are they worth it?

The ALL Accor rewards that matter most for Singapore members are the member rate, Reward points and status perks. Here is what Accor says each one gives you:

• Member rate. Up to 10% off for members, from the day you join. Accor notes the discount varies by hotel brand.
• Reward points. Up to 25 Reward points for every EUR 10 spent at participating hotels, on nights, restaurants, bars and spas.
• Using points. 1,000 Reward points equal a EUR 20 discount, and you can start using them from 1,000 points. Accor's own example takes 2,000 points (EUR 40) off a EUR 320 stay.
• Status. Five tiers: Classic, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. Classic starts when you join and includes the member rate and premium Wi-Fi. Higher tiers add perks such as a free drink, late check-out and upgrades, where available.

What this means in practice: at up to 25 points per EUR 10 and EUR 20 per 1,000 points, the points side alone is worth up to about 5% of eligible spend. Together with the member rate, that is why the free tier usually makes sense for anyone who books Accor hotels at all.

Accor's official membership programme: how the Explorer benefits work

Accor's official paid programme in Singapore, ALL Accor+ Explorer, bundles free nights, dining discounts and status into a 12-month subscription. According to the Accor Plus Singapore site at the time of writing:

1. Two Stay Plus free nights a year. Each gives one free room night, room only, when you book an eligible stay of two nights or more at 1,400+ hotels in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. Blackout dates apply, some resorts and remote hotels may need a three-night minimum, and a Stay Plus cannot be used for consecutive or parallel bookings.
2. 15% off the public rate at more than 5,000 hotels and 45 brands worldwide, through Explorer Member Rates.
3. Red Hot Rooms, member-only deals with up to 50% off selected early-bird or last-minute stays in Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
4. Dining. 30% off food and 15% off drinks for up to 10 guests, and 10% off food and drinks for groups of 11 to 20, at more than 1,800 restaurants and 1,300 bars. You do not need to be staying at the hotel; you show your digital Explorer card.
5. Gold status. 30 Status Nights are added when you join or renew, which gives ALL Accor Gold status until your membership ends. Status Nights reset on 1 January, as they do for all ALL members.

Blackout dates and participating venues vary by country, hotel and date, so check the stay and dining variation pages on the Accor Plus site before you plan around a benefit.

ALL Accor Reward points: how to earn and use them

You earn ALL Accor Reward points by spending at participating hotels and use them as a discount on later stays. Points come from room nights and from restaurant, bar and spa spend charged to participating hotels. Once you have 1,000 points, you can use them in blocks to cut part of a booking's price, at EUR 20 per 1,000 points according to Accor.

Two habits help points go further:

• Book at participating hotels. Points and status come from hotels that take part in the programme, so check the hotel page before you book.
• Keep spend on one account. Status Nights and Status points build your tier, and splitting stays across accounts slows that down.

Booking Accor hotels through ShopBack, Trip.com, Agoda or Booking.com

For Accor stays, the price can differ between Accor's own site and booking sites such as Trip.com, Agoda and Booking.com, so compare the final price for your dates before you book. Accor's site gives you the member rate and points. A booking site may show a different rate or package for the same room. Whichever site you pick, the routine is the same.

For merchants like Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda and Expedia, going through ShopBack is an essential step before you book or check out, so you pay less on the same booking or order. The same goes for Accor: open the Accor page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through to Accor's website, then book in the same visit.

Other hotel programmes Singapore travellers compare with ALL Accor include Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, IHG One Rewards and Radisson Rewards, and booking sites such as Booking.com, Agoda, Trip.com and Expedia list many Accor hotels too.

Accor cashback through ShopBack Singapore in 2026

ShopBack is a post-purchase discount: go through it before you pay and the effective price drops. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. That is different from ALL Accor points, which you can only use on future Accor spend.

A worked example with an illustrative rate: on a S$400 eligible Accor booking at an illustrative 4%, S$16 comes back, so the effective price is S$384. The real rate depends on the hotel tier and your membership, and it is shown on the Accor page on ShopBack, so check the live rate there before you book.

The terms that matter for ALL members, according to the Accor page on ShopBack Singapore at the time of writing:

• Members count as Elite. Customers with an ALL membership are treated as Elite customers whatever their status, and Elite bookings are only eligible at Luxury, Premium and Lifestyle tier hotels, not at Midscale or Economy hotels. The Accor page on ShopBack links to Accor's tier list, so check where your hotel sits.
• Book on the website. Orders made in the Accor mobile app are listed as an exclusion.
• Points and memberships. Buying a membership, buying loyalty points and paying with Accor Reward points are excluded.
• Far-off travel. Bookings with travel dates more than a year after the booking date are excluded.

So if you are an ALL member booking a Luxury, Premium or Lifestyle hotel, use your member rate and go through ShopBack. For a Midscale or Economy hotel, the member rate is the part that applies, so compare that rate on Accor's site with other options before you book.

Using a card on your Accor booking

Your card's rewards come from your bank, so on an Accor booking they usually apply separately from your ALL points and from ShopBack. Banks set their own rules for which hotel and travel spend earns rewards, and some hotels charge at check-out rather than at booking, so check the merchant's terms and your card's terms before you pay.

A simple plan before your next Accor stay

• Join ALL Accor if you have not, since it is free and the member rate starts straight away.
• Count your Accor nights. Two or more regional short breaks a year, or regular hotel dining in Singapore, is when Explorer's SGD 329 fee starts to make sense.
• Compare the final price on Accor's site and on booking sites for your dates.
• Go through ShopBack Singapore on the site you choose, then book on the website in the same visit.

Frequently asked questions

Is ALL Accor membership worth it in Singapore?

For most Singapore travellers, yes, because the basic ALL Accor membership is free. According to Accor, members get a member rate of up to 10% (it varies by brand) at over 4,500 hotels, earn up to 25 Reward points per EUR 10 spent, and can use 1,000 points as a EUR 20 discount. The paid ALL Accor+ Explorer tier is a separate decision that only pays off if you stay or dine at Accor hotels several times a year.

How much does Accor membership cost in Singapore?

The standard ALL Accor programme is free to join. The paid ALL Accor+ Explorer membership, formerly known as Accor Plus, is listed on the Accor Plus Singapore site at SGD 329 a year, or 15,000 Reward points a year, at the time of writing.

What is the difference between ALL Accor and ALL Accor+ Explorer?

ALL Accor is Accor's free loyalty programme, with member rates, Reward points and status tiers from Classic to Diamond. ALL Accor+ Explorer is a paid 12-month subscription linked to an ALL account that, according to Accor Plus Singapore, adds two Stay Plus free nights a year, 15% off the public rate at more than 5,000 hotels, 30% off food and 15% off drinks at participating restaurants and bars in Asia Pacific and the Middle East, and Gold status through 30 Status Nights.

How much are ALL Accor Reward points worth?

According to Accor, 1,000 Reward points can be converted into a EUR 20 discount on a stay, and you can start using points from 1,000. Accor says members earn up to 25 Reward points for every EUR 10 spent at participating hotels, on rooms, restaurants, bars and spas.

Is Accor Plus the same as ALL Accor+ Explorer?

Yes. The Accor Plus Singapore site describes ALL Accor+ Explorer as the membership that replaced Accor Plus, shaped around more savings on stays, dining and recognition. It is sold as a 12-month subscription.

How do the two Stay Plus free nights work?

According to Accor Plus Singapore, each Stay Plus gives you one free room night, room only, when you book an eligible stay of two nights or more at participating hotels in Asia Pacific and the Middle East. Blackout dates apply, some resorts may need a three-night minimum, and the two Stay Plus nights cannot be used for consecutive or parallel bookings.

Can I go through ShopBack when I book Accor hotels?

Yes. Open the Accor page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through to Accor's website and book in the same visit. Bookings made in the Accor mobile app, membership purchases and bookings paid with Reward points are listed as exclusions on the Accor page on ShopBack at the time of writing, so book on the website and check the store's terms before you pay.

Does being an ALL Accor member change what I get back through ShopBack?

It can. At the time of writing, the Accor page on ShopBack Singapore says customers with an ALL membership count as Elite customers, whatever their status, and that Elite bookings are only eligible at Luxury, Premium and Lifestyle tier hotels, not Midscale or Economy. Check the hotel tier list linked from the Accor page on ShopBack before you book.

What does effective price mean on an Accor booking?

Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash ShopBack returns once the booking is confirmed. For example, on a S$400 eligible Accor booking at an illustrative 4% rate, S$16 comes back, so the effective price is S$384. Check the live rate on the Accor page on ShopBack before you book.

Which other hotel programmes do Singapore travellers compare with ALL Accor?

Singapore travellers often compare ALL Accor with Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, IHG One Rewards and Radisson Rewards. Booking sites such as Booking.com, Agoda, Trip.com and Expedia also list many Accor hotels, so compare the final price for your dates.

Key takeaways

• The free ALL Accor membership is usually worth joining: according to Accor, it gives a member rate of up to 10% at over 4,500 hotels and up to 25 Reward points per EUR 10.
• 1,000 Reward points equal a EUR 20 discount, so points are worth up to about 5% of eligible spend.
• ALL Accor+ Explorer, which replaced Accor Plus, costs SGD 329 a year at the time of writing and pays off mainly through two Stay Plus free nights and dining discounts.
• ALL members count as Elite on the Accor page on ShopBack, which limits eligibility to Luxury, Premium and Lifestyle hotels at the time of writing.
• Before you pay, go through Accor on ShopBack Singapore and book on the website in the same visit.

Booking an Accor stay? Open Accor on ShopBack Singapore first, check the hotel's tier, then book on Accor's website in the same visit so part of your eligible booking comes back as cash.

About this section

ALL Accor membership figures (member rate, points earning and value, number of hotels, brands and members, status tiers) are taken from Accor's ALL loyalty programme pages at the time of writing. ALL Accor+ Explorer pricing and benefits are taken from the Accor Plus Singapore website at the time of writing; joining offers, blackout dates and participating venues change, so check Accor's pages before you buy. ShopBack eligibility terms are taken from the Accor page on ShopBack Singapore at the time of writing and may change. Break-even and worked examples use illustrative numbers, not quotes; check the live rate on the Accor page on ShopBack.

The views and recommendations expressed are those of the author.