Australia, not Bali, booked the most member room nights in a hotel membership’s first year. Indonesia came second. That’s the odd twist in the first-year numbers for ALL Accor+ Explorer, which just grew far beyond Asia Pacific.

ALL Accor+ Explorer is a paid annual travel membership run by Accor Plus, part of the Accor hotel group. On 1 October 2026, it expanded to 30 countries across Asia Pacific and the Middle East, with more than 1,400 participating hotels. Members get two free Stay Plus nights, 30% off food, 15% off drinks and 15% off stays at over 5,000 Accor hotels. The announcement doesn’t state the membership fee. Accor Plus says members save about three times the fee on average, so check accorplus.com for the current price.

At a glance

• 30 countries, 1,400+ participating hotels
• 485,000+ members, 3.8 million room nights booked in year one
• 1,800+ restaurants and 1,300+ bars with dining benefits
• 3,000 bonus points (worth €60) for new members who join by 31 October 2026

What is new for ALL Accor + Explorer in the Middle East ?

Ten new countries joined on 1 October: Egypt, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Pakistan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Lebanon and Iraq. Properties from Raffles, Fairmont, Pullman and Mövenpick are included.

This follows a busy year. Explorer launched in the United Arab Emirates earlier in 2026, its first step outside Asia Pacific. Japan also got the full rollout. Picture the Fairmont The Palm in Dubai at night, its arched entrance glowing gold. That is the kind of place the new network now covers.

What do members actually get?

Two Stay Plus nights each year. Each one gives you a free room night when you book an eligible stay of two nights or more. Red Hot Rooms add savings of up to 50% on early-bird and last-minute stays.

Dining is the part you can use at home. Members get 30% off food and 15% off drinks for up to 10 guests, with no hotel stay required.

You also get 30 Status Nights a year, which unlock ALL Accor Gold status or help you move toward a higher tier. Perks include welcome drinks, room upgrades and flexible check-in and check-out, subject to availability.

“Real value, from day one.”  Emilie Couton, Chief Executive Officer, Accor Plus

How much does ALL Accor+ Explorer cost?

The press release gives no price. It does say active members save about three times their annual fee on average, counting the retail value of stays and dining benefits.

There is a deadline. New members who join by 31 October 2026 get 3,000 bonus ALL Accor Reward points, worth €60. As of today, that’s 10 days away.

Where are members actually travelling?

The membership has grown to over 485,000 travellers. Their top countries by nights booked were Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore.

Some markets are growing fast. Among the top 15 destinations, room nights rose 41% in Mainland China, 20% in South Korea, 18% in India and 15% in Japan. Outside Asia Pacific, the UK grew 21% and France 46%.

The most-booked hotels included Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour, Swissôtel The Stamford in Singapore, Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua and Pullman Tokyo Tamachi.

Here is another surprising number. Members stayed five times as often as non-members, and their room revenue for hotels grew by more than 20%. Keep in mind these figures come from Accor Plus’s own data.