England Hotel Occupancy Dips in June As Room Rates Continue to Rise

• Hotel room occupancy for June 2026 was 83%, down 1.5 percentage point on June 2025. Year to date (Jan-June) occupancy for 2026 was 76%, in line with the same period for 2025.
• Observing forward looking occupancy for the remainder of 2026. As of the 7^th July 2026, occupancy rates committed so far for 2026 were broadly on par with last year although July is currently tracking 1pp lower than this time last year. 
• Average Daily Rates for England increased by 3% in June 2026 to £187, with RevPAR (Revenue per Available Room) up a more modest 1%, to £156. ADR for England excluding London was £111 (+2%), and RevPAR was £91 (+1%).
• Regionally, the Northwest and West Midlands recorded increases in occupancy compared to June 2025, rising by 2pp and 1pp, respectively. In contrast, many regions saw declines in occupancy rates with Yorkshire & the Humber, the East Midlands, East of England and Greater London all showing declines of 2.7pp or more year on year. 
• The largest hotels with over 300 rooms experienced the biggest year-on-year decline in occupancy, -2.5pp to 86% in June 2026. However, these larger along with mid-sized hotels still had the highest occupancy for June, both at 86%.

Download the complete July England Occupancy Survey.