Accor

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Accor (Euronext: [AC]) is a large French multinational corporation, part of the CAC 40 index, whose main business is running chains of hotels and restaurants. These include, starting from the most luxurious ones, Sofitel, Novotel, the Mercure Network including Dorint, Libertel, Orbis Hotels, Parthenon Apartments and All Seasons, Ibis and many other, smaller chains located in the USA and in Canada including Motel 6 and Red Roof Inns.

All Seasons hotels are mainly in Australia, Dorint and Orbis in Central Europe, and Parthenon Apartments in Brazil. Accor also runs cooking schools, travel companies and casinos. Ticket Restaurant and Luncheon Vouchers are run by them also.

The company is generally considered the world's largest hotielier but also receives frequent criticism for its treatment of staff (especially immigrant workers from developing countries), its culture of anti-trade unionism, and the upmarket hospitality industry's common tendency toward workplace bullying in the form of rumor-mongering or smear campaigns against employees, sub-contractors and all who does not agree to or follow Accor's every wish and command.

Contents

1 Brands

1.1 Accor Hotels

2 Famous hotels
3 External links

Brands

Accor Hotels

Studio 6
Motel 6
Red Roof Inn
Formule 1
Etap
Ibis
All Seasons
Atria
Suitehotel
Dorint Resorts and Spa
Mercure Hotels
Novotel Hotels
Sofitel
Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits
Groupe Lucien Barrière

Famous hotels

Mercure Grand Hydro Majestic
Dorint Hotel Tower
Pullman Orient Express
Sofitel Dalat Palace
Sofitel Sevilla Hotel

External links

[Accor web site]

CAC 40 companies of France

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