Spain · Hospitality
Spain’s hotel price index rose 6.7% as average room revenue rose 7.4%
Spain’s Hotel Price Index rose 6.69% in the year to September 2026. Average daily revenue per occupied room rose 7.41%. The difference between the measures was wider in some regions and hotel categories.
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Hotel Price Index change
Shared scale · 0% to 14.07%
Average daily rate change
Shared scale · 0% to 14.07%
Switch measures on one percentage scale. The areas shown have the largest increases in the Hotel Price Index.
What the price index tracks
INE’s Hotel Price Index tracks movements in prices charged by accommodation providers across tariff types. ADR divides accommodation revenue by occupied rooms. Changes in the rooms sold and their customers can move ADR alongside changes in prices. Source 1 Source 2
Ceuta and Madrid moved differently
Ceuta’s price index rose 13.70%, while its ADR rose 7.26%. Madrid’s price index rose 10.42%, while ADR increased 14.07%. The same two national measures can diverge in either direction at regional level. Source 1
Star classes tell a different story again
One-star hotels recorded an 8.82% rise in the index, close to the 8.79% rise at five-star hotels. The index compares each class with its own earlier prices. The two figures answer how fast prices moved within each class. Source 1 Source 2
How to read the index level
An index number such as 172.77 for Spain uses the 2008 base. It is a relative number with no euro unit. The table preserves that level, the latest year-over-year changes and the gap between the two measures. Source 1 Source 2