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STR’s preliminary October 2019 data for hotels in London indicates lower demand but high room rates.

STR’s preliminary November 2019 data for hotels in London indicates slightly lower occupancy but higher rates.

STR’s preliminary December 2019 data for hotels in London indicates lower occupancy but higher rates.

STR’s preliminary January 2020 data for hotels in London indicates lower occupancy but higher rates.

STR’s preliminary June 2019 data for London indicates strong performance levels.

STR’s preliminary August 2019 data for London indicates lower occupancy but significant overall performance.

STR’s preliminary September 2019 data for London indicates high performance helped by a busy events calendar.

Reflecting the circumstances around the COVID-19 pandemic, STR’s preliminary March data for hotels in London shows significant year-over-year declines in the three key performance metrics.

Reflecting the continued impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, April was London’s worst hotel performance month on record, according to preliminary data from STR.

STR’s preliminary data for London hotels showed record performance lows.

STR’s preliminary data for London hotels showed record performance lows.

STR’s preliminary November 2020 data for London hotels showed lower levels compared with previous months.