Booking 2 rooms
#2
Join Date: Mar 2011
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1 night only. That's why it's silly regarding re-qualification - you get the points for both rooms but not the nights. SPG allow you to book 3 rooms and claim 3 nights for each night towards status. It makes perfect business sense to provide incentives to book more rooms.
#3
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: SIN
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1 night only. That's why it's silly regarding re-qualification - you get the points for both rooms but not the nights. SPG allow you to book 3 rooms and claim 3 nights for each night towards status. It makes perfect business sense to provide incentives to book more rooms.
#4
Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: Shinjuku, Tokyo
Programs: Accor Plus Plat, Marriot Plat, AF Silver
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I booked 2 rooms in Bordeaux for my parents and myself.
Paid for both on a single invoice as well.
Initially the hotel only posted points/stay for one room but when inquired as to why, they added the 2nd room points/stay as well.
Julien
Paid for both on a single invoice as well.
Initially the hotel only posted points/stay for one room but when inquired as to why, they added the 2nd room points/stay as well.
Julien
#5
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but you only get 1 nights (or x nights) for 1 room only or double?
#6
#7
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: UK
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Officially it should be a 1 night credit but points for both rooms.
In practice with a minority of stays nights get credited for both rooms.
And sometimes as others have stated you get nothing for the second room and have to make a retrospective claim.
I think I've experienced all possible permutations when two rooms booked.
Seems to depend how the relevant hotel enters it on the Accor IT system.
In practice with a minority of stays nights get credited for both rooms.
And sometimes as others have stated you get nothing for the second room and have to make a retrospective claim.
I think I've experienced all possible permutations when two rooms booked.
Seems to depend how the relevant hotel enters it on the Accor IT system.
#8
Well, in my experience. Some hotel do reward nights for both rooms while some hotels are abit more stringent on the rules. Officially, if you book 2 rooms, you only earn 1 night.
However, in my experience, Pullman Kuching credited me 2 nights when I booked 2 rooms. While at Sofitel Macau, they only credited 1 room worth of ngihts, when I tried my luck by emailing the hotel, they quoted me the LeClub T&Cs, screenshot it and attached it to the email Not friendly I guess
However, in my experience, Pullman Kuching credited me 2 nights when I booked 2 rooms. While at Sofitel Macau, they only credited 1 room worth of ngihts, when I tried my luck by emailing the hotel, they quoted me the LeClub T&Cs, screenshot it and attached it to the email Not friendly I guess
#9
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Saint Brieuc
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I made many stays having booking two (or more rooms). Since the beginning of the year I was credited 2 nights (and points) for each stays, but in may, for each past stay, the second night was removed from my account.
I think Accor had to clean up the accounts and remove double nights, so it may happen to the ones who still have double night on their account.
I think Accor had to clean up the accounts and remove double nights, so it may happen to the ones who still have double night on their account.
#10
When we have booked two rooms , have only ever been credited with one night stay ( and had to fight for points and upgrade for second room - if given on first room ). This is in UK and France / Spain mostly.
#11
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