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Sofitel relaunches agent discount
Accor’s luxury brand, Sofitel is offering agents cheap rates at its hotels.
Agents can get rates discounted up to 75% when they stay at Sofitel properties . The STAR initiative (Sofitel Travel Agents Rates) proved popular with agents last year.
It means hotels like the Sofitel Astoria in Brussels costs from 66 euros a night, the Sofitel Amsterdam from 75 euros, and the Sofitel St James in London from £80.
The rates are subject to availability and are available until the end of the year. From 1 July agents booking through STAR will receive a complimentary cocktail at participating hotels. Children under the age of 12 get free accommodation in their parent’s room.
Agents need to state an IATA number when booking and present their agents card when checking in. The offer is limited to two rooms per booking per stay.
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