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ENDS 10pm WED: Bid Accor points for a night at The Savoy and a private tour of Abbey Road

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Tucked away on the Accor Experiences website is a very interesting offer for anyone sitting on a pile of Accor Live Limitless points and who is free next Wednesday night and Thursday morning.

Accor is auctioning off a night at The Savoy, the chance to attend a private party in the hotel with live music and a private tour of the legendary Abbey Road recording studios the next day.

The bidding is only at 15,000 Accor Live Limitless points (usually worth €300 of free hotel stays) as of 10am on Wednesday and the auction closes at 10pm.

Savoy Hotel Accor Live Limitless auction

For comparison, the B&B rate at The Savoy next Wednesday for cash is £958.

This is what you get:

This money-can’t-buy, Limitless Experience for two includes an exclusive VIP invite to Fairmont’s new music program launch, Center Stage, which will highlight creativity and collaboration between artists, Rema and Debbie in a special evening of intimate performances at The Savoy’s Beaufort Bar.

If music and luxury are your passions, you won’t want to miss this Limitless Experience. To top it off you’ll also enjoy a luxury night stay at The Savoy with breakfast and a private tour of the world renowned Abbey Road Studios.

Itinerary:

Wednesday, 8 February

  • From 3pm: Check-in at The Savoy
  • 7:00pm – 10pm: Fairmont Presents Center Stage in the Savoy’s Beaufort Bar (starting with cocktails & canapes)

Thursday, 9 February

  • 7:50am: Transfer to Abbey Road Studios
  • 8:30am – 9:30am: Private tour of Abbey Road Studios followed by breakfast 
  • AM: Return transfer to the hotel

If you’re interested, the offer is on the Accor Experiences site. You can learn more about Accor Live Limitless in our review here.


Accor Live Limitless update – April 2024:

Earn bonus Accor points: Accor is not currently running a global promotion

New to Accor Live Limitless?  Read our review of Accor Live Limitless here and our article on points expiry rules here. Our analysis of what Accor Live Limitless points are worth is here.

Want to earn more hotel points?  Click here to see our complete list of promotions from Accor and the other major hotel chains or use the ‘Hotel Offers’ link in the menu bar at the top of the page.

Comments (19)

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  • James says:

    OK so now this will go for crazy points!

    Do HFP get paid by the marketing agency for these auction post’s all the time (Accor/Hilton/Marriott)?

    I really do not see the point in posting the specific auctions.
    A informative article for each scheme would more educational/ beneficial for the community than driving bids sky high for a specific auction like this.

    • RussellH says:

      It had never occurred to me that HfP might get paid for an article like this, but I expect that Rob or Rhys will answer your question when they have time.

      As to why they post the info, the answer is surely so that we are aware of offers that might be of interest. While some people may be happy for all the hotel groups and airlines to deluge them with marketing junk, I and I assume plenty of others tick the “do not send marketing” box on every website visited and rely on HfP to mention the occasional offer that might be genuinely interesting.

      For me, Abbey Road is of zero interest, and if it were, I do not have the points anyway. But the article itself is of some interest, so I read it.

      • Rob says:

        No, we don’t get paid. We just like to flag interesting stuff to readers, so we get more of them. We can then charge more for the ads we flog to (today) Amex and Capital On Tap. That’s how it works 🙂

        • Bagoly says:

          One of quite a few Rob replies which would be well worth a professor of Business Studies including in a lecture – have any done so?

    • Panda Mick says:

      I don’t see the point in The Sun having an article on how Bob’s numbers on the lottery from last week came up in the results for this week, but he didn’t place a ticket, but it happens

      I quite like seeing these articles. Instead of blowing my points on an overnight in Slough, it makes me wonder if I should stockpile my points occasionally.

    • babyg says:

      100% agree with James..

      • Rob says:

        I think the fact that no reader has placed a bid in the 6 hours that this article has been up implies that we don’t have the life changing powers that you may think 🙂

        • babyg says:

          people will be hovering to sniper… your jedi powers are stronger than you realise :-)..

  • ianM says:

    There is a balance between getting a bargain, and not knowing about an auction at all. I’d be peed off if I’d been watching this for a while for it then to be publicised widely at the last minute, but hey-ho it’s just advertising.

    7.50am start to Abbey Road too early for me!!

    • Rob says:

      I only saw it on the Accor site yesterday. No idea how long it had been there but with only 2 bids ….

    • MKB says:

      +1

      • MKB says:

        I’m agreeing with ianM, not the post against which it was juxtaposed.

        Feel sorry for the two people who had discovered this auction off their own bat.

        It’s the same with sweet spots in programmes that get killed off by bloggers, when these things can be easily found by putting in the effort yourself.

        • James says:

          This was my main point 🙏

        • Economist-Nearby1 says:

          So you want to benefit from this blog but you don’t want anyone else to…

          • Bagoly says:

            @Economist-Nearby1
            You have nailed the point.
            That’s the inherent tension for sites (or good old newspapers) for tips of any kind.

  • RonnieB says:

    Next question is…how can you exchange AMEX points for Accor points LOL!!!

  • vol says:

    Nice

    It only went for 20k in the end (bid was at 15k as Rob stated in the article)

    Interesting – will keep an eye out in future – thanks!

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