Accor Hotels Corporate Codes for Business Travelers

If you’ve ever booked on Accor’s site and noticed fields labeled “Client code (SC, AS…)” and “Access code,” you’ve found Accor’s version of a negotiated corporate rate. The system works differently from Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, or IHG: Accor uses two codes, not one, and the access code is usually distributed internally by the contracting company. That’s why the universe of publicly-circulating Accor codes is much smaller than for other chains.

This guide covers how the dual-code system works, the nine Accor corporate codes that hold up to independent verification, what kind of discount you can realistically expect (often modest), and legitimate alternatives — including Accor’s Business Offer for small and mid-size companies and Accor’s ALL Plus subscription options — that frequently beat corporate rates.

What are Accor Corporate Codes?

Accor corporate codes are negotiated rate identifiers that unlock special pricing for employees, contractors, and authorized associates of companies with corporate agreements. Unlike other hotel chains that use a single code, Accor’s system requires two pieces of information:

Client Code: Starts with the letters SC, SCP, or AS followed by numbers or alphanumeric characters (e.g., SC764146528, SCP119637). This identifies the company or organization that negotiated the rate.

Access Code: A numeric or alphanumeric code that works in tandem with the Client Code to unlock the negotiated pricing.

Both codes must be entered during booking to access corporate rates. You’ll find these fields under “Special Rates” or “Professional Travellers” on Accor’s booking platform, alongside other discount categories like AAA/CAA, government, military, senior, and promotional codes.

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.

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 an Accor Preferred Rate rather than a corporate rate because of the added benefits that program provides.

• Raffles
• Fairmont
• Sofitel
• Sofitel Legend
• MGallery
• Banyan Tree
• Faena

Note: Accor has announced a new Orient Express hotel brand with its first property planned in Rome, but Orient Express hotels are not yet broadly operating.

Lifestyle Brands

Design-forward, experience-led hotels where restaurants, bars, and social spaces are often a key part of the appeal. Most of Accor’s lifestyle brands are operated by Ennismore, Accor’s dedicated lifestyle hospitality company.

• The Hoxton
• Mondrian
• SLS
• SO/
• Mama Shelter
• Delano
• 21c Museum Hotels
• Morgans Originals
• Rixos
• Gleneagles
• JO&JOE

Mid-Tier Brands

Upscale business-and-leisure hotels with stronger room standards, food & beverage, and consistency in major markets.

• Pullman
• Swissôtel
• Mövenpick
• Peppers
• The Sebel
• Angsana
• Art Series
• Novotel

• Mercure
• Mantra

Economy Brands

Value-focused options where price, location, and consistency are the main selling points.

• ibis
• greet
• hotelF1

How Accor Corporate Codes Work

Accor’s dual-code system differs from the single-code approach used by Marriott, Hyatt, or Hilton. Here’s how it operates:

Two-Part Authentication: The Client Code identifies which company negotiated the rate, while the Access Code serves as a password or verification key. Both must be correct to unlock pricing.

Contractual Rates: These aren’t public promotions. Corporate rates are negotiated agreements between Accor and specific organizations, typically covering:

• Large corporations with significant travel volume
• Government agencies and international organizations
• Airlines and travel industry companies
• Professional associations and trade groups
• Law firms, consulting firms, and other professional services

Brand-Specific vs. Portfolio-Wide: Some codes work across Accor’s entire portfolio, while others are limited to specific brands (e.g., Sofitel-only or Novotel-only rates).

Regional Variations: Corporate agreements may be global, regional, or country-specific depending on the organization’s travel patterns.

Who Qualifies for Accor Corporate Codes?

Accor corporate rates are intended for authorized business travelers with legitimate connections to the contracting organization:

• Employees: Full-time, part-time, or contract employees of the company
• Contractors & Consultants: Those actively engaged in projects for the organization
• Business Partners: Vendors, suppliers, or clients conducting company business
• Association Members: For codes tied to professional associations (with valid membership)
• Industry Professionals: For travel industry codes like Accor STAR or HOST programs (requires proof of employment)

What Proof Might Be Required at Check-In

Accor properties may verify corporate rate eligibility, especially at luxury properties or during high-demand periods:

• Company ID badge or employee credential
• Business card with company affiliation
• Business email address matching the company domain
• Travel authorization from corporate travel department
• Association membership card (for association rates)
• IATA, CLIA, or other industry credentials (for travel industry rates)

If you cannot provide verification, the property may:

• Reprice your reservation to the best available public rate
• Request rebooking under a different rate category
• Remove corporate-rate-specific benefits

Complete List of Accor Corporate Codes

Below is a comprehensive list of known Accor corporate codes. Remember to use only codes for which you have legitimate eligibility through employment, membership, or authorized business affiliation.

Accor Corporate Codes

Company Name	Client Code	Access Code	Booking Link
Cisco Systems	SC764146528	189414	Book here!
Air Canada	SC202095022	32545	Book here!
White & Case LLP	SC261538854	25515	Book here!
European Community Global Master	SC372937417	132903	Book here!

Niche and Historical Verified Codes

Organization	Client Code	Access Code	Booking Link
International Energy Agency (IEA)	SCP119637	230534	Book here!
CGU Presidential Card members	SC743729886	5000	Book here!
The Law Society of Scotland	SC220905934	TH949GB521	Book here!
Swimming Australia	SC755168127	354882	Book here!
New Zealand Tennis Coaches Association	SCP443454	5000	Book here!

Important Note: Corporate code availability varies by property, brand, and region. Some codes may be brand-specific (Sofitel-only, Novotel-only, etc.) or limited to certain geographic markets. Always verify eligibility before booking and be prepared to show documentation at check-in.

Accor Business Offer (For Small & Mid-Size Companies)

If you run a small business, work as a consultant, or book travel for a small team, Accor’s Business Offer Auto-Enrol is the legitimate way to get corporate-style pricing without a private contract.

It’s a free, self-enrollment program. You sign up at businesstravel.accor.com, Accor emails you your Client Code and Access Code within 24 hours, and you get 5-9% off at more than 4,100 Accor hotels. Bookings still earn ALL points and count toward elite status.

For most small operators, this is a better path than chasing a public corporate code. The discount is bigger, the enrollment is sanctioned by Accor, and there’s no eligibility risk at check-in.

When an Accor Corporate Code Isn’t the Right Move

A corporate code isn’t always the best option. Skip it in these cases:

• Luxury stays at Raffles, Fairmont, Sofitel, or MGallery. This is where the Accor Preferred Rate really shines. When you book through a Preferred-designated travel advisor, you typically get daily breakfast for two, a $100 property credit, priority upgrades, and VIP recognition—all at the same rate you’d book on Accor.com. At a luxury property, those benefits can add up to $300-500 in value over a multi-night stay. A corporate code giving you 5-7% off just can’t compete with that.
• Leisure stays at Ibis or other economy brands. ALL Plus Ibis or Voyageur will almost always beat a corporate code, and there’s no eligibility risk.
• The property isn’t in the contract. A code being accepted doesn’t guarantee a discount — the property has to be covered. Always compare to the member rate before you commit.
• You’re not legitimately eligible. Accor can verify at check-in and reprice your room. It’s not worth it for a single-digit discount.

What Other Hotel Chains Offer Corporate Codes?

Most major hotel groups offer negotiated corporate discount programs. Here are comprehensive guides for other chains:

• Marriott Corporate Codes
• Hyatt Corporate Codes
• Hilton Corporate Codes
• IHG Corporate Codes
• Wyndham Corporate Codes
• Choice Hotels Corporate Codes
• Best Western Corporate Codes