RevPAR
Covers trends and performance analysis related to Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) across the UK hotel industry. Reporting includes insights into how RevPAR is influenced by occupancy rates, average daily rates, and seasonal demand fluctuations. Also features commentary on regional performance differences, the impact of economic pressures, and how hotels are adjusting pricing strategies to protect yield.
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Apr- 2025 -16 AprilFeatures
Could Donald Trump help the London hotel market?
London has always been a strong hotel market and it has only gone from strength to strength since the pandemic. However, as costs and macro-economic factors continue to eat away at margins could the market be in for a correction. Will Kirkpatrick, head of hotels and extended stay at Newmark,…
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14 AprilFeatures
Full but failing: the quiet crisis in boutique hotels
Andy Murray’s Cromlix Hotel is beautiful. Award-winning, fully booked, and sitting on 34 acres of private grounds in the Scottish countryside. It was crowned AA Hotel of the Year Scotland 2024. It has a Michelin Key. Guests write glowing reviews. And yet, it’s losing money. In the year to March…
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8 AprilHotels
Birmingham and Cambridge named fastest growing hotel markets in 2025
Birmingham and Cambridge have emerged as two of the UK’s fastest-growing hotel markets, according to the Colliers UK Hotel Market Index 2025 Top 10. Birmingham has climbed 11 places to rank ninth, while Cambridge has risen by 17 spots to rank tenth against the 2024 analysis. Both cities have benefited…
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7 AprilNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief – 7/4/25
Wilde Aparthotels by Staycity London Liverpool Street has secured a mezzanine loan facility from Global Hospitality Investment Group (GHIG) to refinance its development loan from Oaknorth Bank. The facility, provided alongside a leading global investment firm, allows Glenwell Group to refinance after completing the asset in Summer 2024. The 106-key…
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7 AprilHotels
Edinburgh tops Colliers’ UK Hotel Market Index
Scotland’s capital has continued to dominate the UK hotel market, securing the first position in the 2025 Colliers UK Hotel Market Index. According to Colliers, Edinburgh’s occupancy rates (85%), strong Average Daily Rate (ADR) growth (up 10% from 2023), and RevPAR performance (up 13% on the previous year) makes it…
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3 AprilHotel Brands
Soho House revenues rise 7% to $1.2bn in FY24
Soho House has reported that total revenues rose by 7% year-over-year to $1.2bn (£910m) year to 29 December 2024, as membership revenues surged 17.2% to $418m (£316m) year-over-year. It comes as, during the fourth quarter, total revenues rose 5.4% to $305.6m (£231.7m) with the help of membership revenues jumping 15.6%…
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2 AprilHotel Brands
OYO UK FY revenues jump 15%
Global travel technology company OYO has revealed its UK operations reported a 15% increase in revenue in 2024 compared with 2023. The company said its Average Daily Rate (ADR) rose by 2% beating the broader market, as reported by STR, of a decline of 2.8%. OYO’s per room revenue (RevPAR)…
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Mar- 2025 -27 MarchNews-In-Brief
Today’s news in brief – 27/3/25
Cawdor House, a Victorian guest house in Nairn, Scotland, has been listed for sale at £1.05m. Originally built as a Manse for the Free Church, the property has been extensively renovated while preserving its historic features. It offers five individually designed guest rooms, a lounge, a breakfast room, and private…
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27 MarchHotel Brands
Travelodge revenues edge up to £1.036bn in FY24 amid events boom
Travelodge has reported that its revenues inched up by 0.1% to £1.036bn, up from £1.035bn, in the year to 31 December 2024, thanks to sports events such as Wimbledon and music concerts including Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, Kings of Leon and Justin Timberlake. While the hotel chain benefited from continued…
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13 MarchHotels
European hotel values rise 2% in 2024
Hotel values across Europe showed a steady 2% rise in 2024 with the help of lower interest rates, modest gains and RevPAR and consistent demand for European travel from international visitors, according to HVS’ latest Hotel Valuation Index. The global hotel consultancy found that the rise in hotel values was…
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