Accor Hotels

Here's the funny thing about Accor. You may already like Accor and not know you like Accor. Fairmont? Accor. Raffles? Accor. Banyan Tree? Part of the Accor universe. Pullman? Accor. Mondrian? Accor. Delano? Accor. And once we start traveling farther outside the United States, the family gets even more familiar. That's what makes Accor different from several of the hotel companies near the top of BlkTravel's rankings. With some hotel groups, the parent company's identity is impossible to miss. Accor can almost disappear behind its brands. And those brands can be wildly different from one another.

One trip could put us inside an iconic Fairmont. Another could have us disappearing into a Banyan Tree resort. Another could put us at a Pullman in a major international city. Then Mondrian or Delano can give us an experience that barely feels related to any of them. That's not confusion. That's range. Accor's current portfolio stretches from luxury and premium hotels through midscale, economy and a substantial lifestyle portfolio connected with Ennismore. And that's exactly why Accor sits at: #2 on BlkTravel's Top Global Hotel Groups. Not because every Accor brand is for us. They're not.

Accor ranks this high because once we look across the entire portfolio, there are a lot of different ways for us to find one that is.