London Hotel Occupancy Falls 2.7pp in June
Greater London hotel occupancy slipped 2.7pp or more year over year in June 2026, one of England's largest regional declines. Read it as a hotel demand read, not your own STR numbers.
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Greater London hotel occupancy fell 2.7 percentage points or more year over year in June 2026, among the largest regional declines in England (VisitBritain, released 30 July 2026). This is hotel data, not short-term rental data. Use it as a demand read on the city, not as your own occupancy number.
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