England Hotel Occupancy: latest

Hotel room occupancy for November 2025 was 79%, down 2pp on November 2024. This is supported by a decline in demand for rooms of -6.3%, whilst supply was down to a lower degree of -4.3%. Year to date (Jan-Nov) occupancy for 2025 was 79%, on par with the same period for 2024.

Observing forward looking occupancy for the remainder of 2025. As of the12th December, occupancy rates committed so far for December 2025 were 60%. This rate will rise as the month matures and more bookings are made.

Average Daily Rates for England increased by 1% in November 2025 to £169, with RevPAR (Revenue per Available Room) falling slightly compared to November 2024 at £134, both sitting below the rate of inflation for November (3.2%). ADR for England excluding London was £103 (+1%), and RevPAR was £79 (-1%).

Regionally, the South West recorded the greatest increase in occupancy compared to November 2024, rising by 3pp. In contrast, many regions saw declines with Yorkshire & Humberside experiencing the biggest year on year decline (-5pp) followed by the East of England (-4pp).

The largest hotels had the largest year on year decline in occupancy, down 3% to 81% in November 2025.

Every month, the England Occupancy Survey (EOS) measures bedroom occupancy across the serviced accommodation sector. This includes mostly hotels, with a very small proportion of serviced apartments and larger B&Bs/guesthouses.

As well as occupancy levels for the country as a whole, results are also available by region.

In May 2024, a change of suppliers was made to the hotel occupancy data. The data in this report is now provided by Amadeus, a hotel market data company, from their constantly growing panel of hotels across the UK. To allow a meaningful comparison of year on year trends, VisitEngland has included historical data from Amadeus’ own panel in the reports from May 2024 onwards. The historical data displayed in these reports is not consistent with reports published prior to the May-August 2024 report

Between June 2017 and April 2024, occupancy data was collected using a syndicated panel provided by STR, a hotel market data and benchmarking company. To allow a meaningful comparison of year on year trends, VisitEngland and STR have included historical data from STR’s own panel in the reports from June 2017 onwards. The historical data displayed in these reports is not consistent with reports published prior to the June 2017 report.

The England Hotel Occupancy Survey is designated as official statistics and follows the Code of Practice for Official Statistics (2022)  set by the Office for Statistics Regulation.

All previous reports can be found on the VisitEngland website Archive page