Earn Double ALL Accor Points at 27 Hotels in Canada, Including Fairmont

ALL Accor is offering double Reward points at participating hotels across the Americas this fall, and 27 of them are in Canada. The list includes many of the country’s best-known Fairmont hotels, from Banff Springs and Chateau Lake Louise to Château Frontenac and the Empress.

You’ll need to activate the offer before you book, then stay at least two nights by December 31, 2026.

Fairmont is also running a separate offer this winter with a US$50 hotel credit for every night of your stay. I’ll walk through both, along with what you can and can’t stack, since they’re aimed at the same kinds of trips.

Earn 2X Reward Points at 27 Canadian Hotels

Between October 19 and December 31, 2026, ALL Accor members of any status can earn double Reward points on stays of two nights or more at participating hotels in Canada, the US, Mexico, the Caribbean, Panama, and Brazil.

Each member can earn the bonus up to five times during the offer, and the extra points arrive within 10 days of checkout. Back-to-back stays at the same hotel count as one stay, and a booking for several rooms also counts as one stay.

Here are the participating hotels in Canada:

• Alberta: Fairmont Banff Springs, Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, Fairmont Palliser, Fairmont Hotel Macdonald, and Rimrock Banff, Emblems Collection
• British Columbia: Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Fairmont Pacific Rim, Fairmont Vancouver Airport, Fairmont Waterfront, Fairmont Empress, Fairmont Chateau Whistler, and Hotel Belmont Vancouver, MGallery Collection
• Ontario: Fairmont Royal York, Fairmont Château Laurier, Novotel Toronto Centre, Novotel Toronto North York, and Novotel Toronto Vaughan
• Quebec: Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, Fairmont Tremblant, Fairmont Le Château Montebello, Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile, Novotel Montreal Centre, and Novotel Montreal Airport
• Manitoba: Fairmont Winnipeg

The full list, including the US and Caribbean hotels, is in Accor’s participating hotels list.

How to activate the offer

The order matters here, since only reservations made after you activate are eligible.

1. Sign in to your ALL Accor account on Accor’s 2X Reward points page and activate the offer.
2. Book a stay of at least two nights directly on ALL.com, a participating brand’s website or app, or through Accor’s call centres, with your ALL Accor number on the reservation.
3. Show your ALL Accor membership at check-in.

Stays booked through online travel agencies or other channels won’t earn the bonus.

What double points are worth

ALL points have a fixed value of 2 euro cents each, so the bonus is easy to price out. Classic members earn 25 Reward points per €10 spent at most brands, which works out to about 5% back, and the bonus adds roughly another 5%.

For example, a stay with €1,000 (about $1,567 CAD) of eligible spending would earn 2,500 base points as a Classic member, plus another 2,500 bonus points worth €50 (about $78 CAD).

Keep in mind that the bonus is calculated at the Classic earning rate, even if you hold elite status. Your usual Status points still count toward ALL Accor elite status.

Fairmont’s US$50 Nightly Credit

Separately, Fairmont’s Stay Longer, Enjoy More offer gives you a US$50 hotel credit per night (about $70 CAD) at participating Fairmont hotels, including Fairmont Chateau Whistler and Fairmont Banff Springs.

The credit adds up across your stay, so a three-night stay comes with US$150 to spend on dining, the spa, or other eligible charges. You’ll need to book and stay between October 15, 2026 and March 31, 2027, with a minimum of two nights.

The rate is Fairmont’s Best Available Rate, though, so you won’t get the Members’ Rate discount of up to 10% that ALL Accor members normally see. Any credit you don’t use has no cash value.

That makes it worth doing the math. On a $400 night, a 10% member discount would save you $40, while the credit is worth about $70 if you’d spend it at the hotel anyway.

Can You Stack These Offers?

Not the two headline offers. The double points terms rule out combining it with other current promotions, and the Fairmont credit can’t be combined with other promotional offers unless the hotel says otherwise, so plan on choosing one or the other for a given stay.

There’s still plenty you can layer on top of the double points offer, though:

• Members’ Rate: Accor’s own 2X page pairs the bonus with the Members’ Rate of up to 10% off, so book that rate rather than the public one.
• Your usual earning: the bonus comes on top of the Reward points and Status points you’d normally earn, and Silver members and above still get their tier bonus on the base points.
• Your credit card: you’ll still earn your card’s usual rewards on the hotel bill, and it’s worth checking your Amex Offers tab, since Amex sometimes targets cardholders with Accor hotel offers.
• Multiple trips: you can earn the bonus on up to five separate stays before December 31.

If you’re not sure which offer applies to a booking, Accor’s offer codes are 020860 for the double points and 021582 for the Fairmont credit.

What About Status?

The double points offer only boosts Reward points. Status points are earned at the usual rate of 25 per €10 spent, so the promotion won’t move you up a tier any faster.

The timing still helps, though. Stays completed before December 31 count toward this year’s tier, and ALL Accor status earned in 2026 lasts through the end of 2027.

Elite members earn their tier bonus on the base points, and the double points bonus is added on top at the Classic rate. On the same €1,000 stay, a Gold member would earn 3,700 base points plus the 2,500 bonus, for 6,200 points worth €124 (about $194 CAD).

If you’d like a head start, an ALL Accor+ Voyager subscription deposits 20 Status Nights the day you subscribe, which gets you Silver right away and two-thirds of the way to Gold. It costs about €179 (about $280 CAD) a year.

Purchased nights only count toward the calendar year they post in, so subscribing before December 31 counts toward 2026. Add 10 nights of stays before then, such as a couple of ski weekends, and you’d reach Gold through the end of 2027.

Amex has also said that Platinum Card members in Canada will be able to get ALL Accor Gold status later this year, though it isn’t live yet. Our guide to earning ALL Accor elite status covers the other routes.

Where the Double Points Make the Most Sense

The timing lines up nicely with the start of ski season. Fairmont Banff Springs, Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, and Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge cover the Rockies, while Fairmont Chateau Whistler and Fairmont Tremblant are right at the base of their mountains.

For a holiday city break, there’s Fairmont Royal York in Toronto, Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth and Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile in Montreal, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac in Quebec City, and the Fairmont Empress in Victoria.

Since the bonus is a percentage of what you spend, it’s worth the most on pricier stays. A long weekend at one of the mountain resorts will earn a lot more than a two-night stay at an airport hotel.

Earning and Using ALL Points

Since ALL points are worth a fixed 2 euro cents each, they’re simple to use. You can redeem them against a stay or on-site spending at participating hotels, starting at 1,000 points for €20 off, and in 2,000-point steps after that.

If you’re a little short, Canadian American Express Membership Rewards points transfer to ALL Accor at a 2:1 ratio. At about 1.6 cents per Membership Rewards point, that’s better used as a top-up than as your main way to earn.

New ALL Accor+ Voyager and ibis subscribers can also earn up to 9,000 bonus Reward points, with registration and booking open until November 20, 2026.

Accor is also offering four times the Reward points at selected newly opened and renovated hotels for bookings made before November 22, 2026, for stays before March 28, 2027.

Conclusion

If you’re already planning a ski trip to Banff, Whistler, or Tremblant before the end of the year, activating the double points offer takes a minute and costs nothing, so I’d do that before you book anything.

The Fairmont credit is the better pick for longer stays where you know you’ll be eating and drinking at the hotel. For everything else about the program, see our guide to ALL Accor.