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If you’ve ever booked on Accor’s site and noticed fields like “Client code (SC, AS…)” and an “Access code,” you’ve found Accor’s version of corporate/negotiated rates. These discounts are real, but they’re usually tied to a specific employer, travel program, or contract—and some properties may require proof of eligibility at check-in.
This guide covers how Accor corporate codes work, how to book properly, what proof you might need, and other legitimate ways to save that can be just as good (or better).
Who is Accor?
Accor is a global hotel group with a large “house of brands” that spans luxury icons, design-forward lifestyle hotels, mainstream business-and-leisure staples, and budget-friendly options. If you travel often, you’ll run into Accor brands in major cities, resort destinations, and airports worldwide.
Accor hotel brands, by category
Luxury Brands
Think iconic properties and “special occasion” stays—flagship city hotels, marquee resorts, and premium service standards. Many of these hotels are best booked with a Accor Preferred Rate rather than a corporate rate due to the great benefits that program provides.
Lifestyle Brands
Design-forward, experience-led hotels where restaurants/bars and social spaces are often a key part of the appeal.
Mid-Tier Brands
Upscale business-and-leisure hotels with stronger room standards, food & beverage, and consistency in major markets.
Economy Brands
Value-focused options where price, location, and consistency are the main selling points.
Extended stay and serviced apartments
Designed for longer stays with more space and apartment-style functionality (kitchenettes, laundry access, “live/work” setups).
- Aparthotel Adagio
- Adagio Access
- Novotel Living(availability varies by market)
- Other Accor “living/residence” concepts vary by region and property
Other ways to save on Accor stays (often easier than corporate codes)
If you don’t have a verified corporate code (or you’d rather avoid eligibility issues), start here. These options are the most repeatable and lowest-friction ways to reduce Accor rates:
- ALL Member Rate (usually the easiest win—member-only pricing when booking direct)
- Accor Subscription Discounts (ALL PLUS / Subscriptions) (discounted rates and benefits depending on the subscription and region)
- Accor Business Offer (SME Program) (aimed at small/mid-size companies without a negotiated contract)
- Accor Deals Corner (time-limited sales and curated offers)
- Advance Saver (Advance Purchase Pricing) (book early, pay less—often non-refundable)
- ALL App / Mobile Offers (Accor regularly pushes mobile-specific savings and easier member access)
- Special Rates on Accor’s Booking Page (AAA/CAA, government, military/veteran, senior, promo code—select the appropriate category inside “Special rates”)
Pro Tip: when you’re price-shopping, compare at least three options—Member Rate vs. Flexible/Public vs. Advance Saver (and then corporate if you have it). It’s common for one of the options above to match or beat a negotiated corporate rate, especially during sales periods.
What is an Accor “corporate code”?
Accor commonly uses a two-part setup for business travel discounts:
- Client code (often shown as “SC, AS…” on Accor booking forms)
- Access code (often shown as a 10-character code)
These identifiers unlock a contracted rate for a specific company or program when you search and book on Accor’s official channels. You’ll typically see these fields under “Special rates” or “Professional Travellers,” alongside other rate types like AAA/CAA, government, military/veteran, senior, and promo codes.
List of Accor Corporate Codes
| Company / Organization | Company (Client) Code | Access Code | Code Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air Canada | SC202095022 | 32545 | Corporate | Airline corporate contract |
| Alitalia | SC339032666 | 32474 | Corporate | Airline corporate contract |
| British European Airways | SC211514112 | 32545 | Corporate | Legacy airline corporate rate |
| CISCO Systems | SC764146528 | 189414 | Corporate | Technology company corporate rate |
| International Energy Agency | SCP119637 | 230534 | Corporate | Government / international organization |
| White & Case | SC261538854 | 25515 | Corporate | Global law firm corporate rate |
| New York City Bar Association | SCP552073 | NE544US569 | Special Partner / Association | Member-only negotiated discount |
| Travel Industry (Accor STAR / HOST) | Varies | Varies | Industry / Partner | Requires proof of travel industry employment |
Where to get a legitimate Accor corporate code
Here are the most common “clean” ways travelers get valid Accor corporate identifiers.
Your employer’s travel program (best option if you have it)
- Check your company’s travel portal (Concur, Egencia, CWT, etc.).
- Ask your travel manager or HR for the Accor negotiated rate details.
- Large employers may have country-specific codes or brand-specific contracts (Sofitel/Fairmont/Novotel, etc.).
Important: don’t use random codes from forums
You’ll find lists of “Accor corporate codes” floating around on blogs and message boards. I’m not going to repost them here, and I don’t recommend using them unless you are explicitly eligible.
Why this matters:
- Hotels can ask for proof (company ID, business email, travel authorization, etc.).
- If you can’t validate eligibility, the hotel may reprice the reservation or require you to rebook.
- In most booking flows, you’re attesting that the information you provide is accurate.
Bottom line: if you want a repeatable, low-risk discount strategy, you’re better off using an eligible corporate rate—or using the “other ways to save” section above.
How to book an Accor corporate rate (step-by-step)
- Start on Accor’s official booking site (use your affiliate deep link or begin at the Accor booking page).
- Open the “Special rates” area.
- Enter your Client code and Access code.
- Search your hotel + dates, then compare:
- Corporate rate vs. Member rate
- Corporate rate vs. flexible/public rates
- Corporate rate vs. advance purchase rates
- Bring proof of eligibility if your program requires it (see below).
Accor Business Offer (for small and mid-size companies)
If you run a business (or book travel for one) and don’t already have a negotiated contract, Accor promotes an “Accor Business Offer” aimed at small and mid-sized businesses. This is a good fit when you want something legitimate and repeatable without needing a large-company travel contract.
Learn more (and see eligibility/participating terms) on the Accor Business Offer page.
Will Accor ask for proof at check-in?
Sometimes yes. It varies by property, brand, and how aggressively the hotel audits negotiated rates.
Typical proof requests can include:
- Company ID badge or business card
- Business email address
- Travel authorization or booking confirmation from the corporate travel portal
If you can’t validate eligibility, the safest assumption is that the hotel may refuse the corporate rate and require rebooking at a public rate.
Do you earn ALL points and elite credit on corporate rates?
In many cases, corporate rates booked directly can still earn ALL points and status credit, but it depends on the specific rate rules and how it’s coded in the system. Best practice: verify the rate terms during booking and keep your ALL number attached to the reservation.
Tips to maximize savings (without taking unnecessary risk)
- Always compare three rates: corporate vs. member vs. flexible/public.
- Prioritize cancellable rates when prices are close—especially for international trips.
- Book direct when you can to keep ALL points/status tracking clean and to reduce friction if you need to modify the reservation.
- If you’re unsure you’re eligible, don’t gamble. Use member rates, sales, or subscriptions instead.
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