London hotels boosted revenue per available room (revpar) by 36.3% in the week ending 27 August, according to figures from hotel benchmarking service The Bench.

Revpar climbed to £96.29, up from £70.62 during the equivalent week last year, which followed the bombings of the London transport system.

Occupancy increased by 18.3 percentage points to 83.4% and average room rate grew by 6.5% to £115.44, up from £108.42 in the corresponding week of 2005.

You can view the full London figures from The Bench (PDF file) showing the average room rate, occupancy and revpar for the 16 weeks to 27 August here >>
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The Bench - which is partnered with US firm Smith Travel Research - provides online benchmarking data for in excess of 34,000 hotels in more than 400 markets.

The online service allows users to track their performance in average room rate, occupancy and revpar  in a variety of formats and to measure their daily performance against their competitors.

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London hotel performance in August 2006

The week ending 20 August, 2006 >>

The week ending 13 August, 2006 >>

The week ending 6 August, 2006 >>

London hotel performance in 2006

The week ending 30 July, 2006 >>

The week ending 25 June, 2006 >>

The week ending 28 May, 2006 >>

The week ending 30 April, 2006 >>

The week ending 26 March, 2006 >>

The week ending 26 February, 2006 >>

The week ending 29 January, 2006 >>



London hotel performance in previous years

The week ending 11 December, 2005 >>