Mövenpick Here's to Now: Earn 1,000 Bonus ALL Accor Reward Points Per Stay (Register and Book by 13 October 2026)

Accor Live Limitless promotions rarely set the pulse racing, but they are usually worth a few clicks if you are staying anyway. The latest, Mövenpick's Here's to Now campaign, hands you 1,000 bonus ALL Accor Reward points for every qualifying stay (minimum 2 nights), and you can bank it up to twice. You must register by 13 October 2026 and book between 13 July and 13 October 2026, with the stay window itself being the point of confusion I will get to below.

Click HERE to register for the Here’s to Now promotion with ALL Accor!

Photo Credit: Mövenpick Resort Cam Ranh

The mechanics are refreshingly simple, but as usual, the order of operations matters here. You must register first, and only bookings made after successful registration qualify. If you have already booked a Mövenpick stay, that reservation will not count, which is a common way readers leave points on the table with Accor promotions..

ALL Accor Reward points are worth €0.02 each, given the programme's baseline of 2,000 points to €40. That puts 1,000 points at around €20, or approximately S$29. Bank the full two stays and you are looking at about S$58 in value. That is hardly the stuff of aspirational redemptions, and it will not fund a suite in the Maldives. But the value proposition is straightforward: if you were already going to stay at a Mövenpick for two nights or more, this is free points for the cost of a few minutes of registration. I would not book a Mövenpick I did not otherwise want purely to chase 1,000 points, and neither should you.

Photo Credit: Mövenpick Hotel Melbourne On Spencer

The offer spans over 85 hotels and resorts across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa and Türkiye. Singapore is not on the participating list, but plenty of destinations within easy reach of Changi are, which is where this becomes relevant for the short-haul holiday crowd. Participating countries include Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Maldives, New Zealand, Thailand and Vietnam, alongside Bahrain, Egypt, Ghana, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Namibia, Oman, Pakistan, the Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.

This is the part you need to read twice. Accor's own materials contradict each other on when your stay must actually take place.

The marketing landing page states clearly that you can stay until 31 December 2026. The formal terms and conditions, however, state in clause 5 that the offer is valid for stays from 13 July to 13 October 2026. Those are two very different windows, and the gap between them is nearly three months. I have flagged this because it matters. If you book a stay for, say, November 2026 on the strength of the landing page and the credit fails to post, the T&Cs give Accor the wording to deny it. Until Accor reconciles the two, my advice is the cautious one: either complete your qualifying stays on or before 13 October 2026 to stay within the strict terms, or contact ALL Accor to get written confirmation of the later 31 December date before you commit to a booking you cannot easily cancel.

This is not a promotion that will move the needle on your balance, and 1,000 points is a rounding error for anyone chasing genuinely aspirational redemptions. But it costs nothing beyond registration, it applies to any tier, and if you have a Bali, Bangkok or Bali-adjacent trip already on the cards, you may as well pad your balance. Just register before you book, keep your stays within the safer 13 October window unless Accor tells you otherwise in writing, and do not go out of your way for it.