By Euro Weekly News Media • 15 March 2014 • 9:34
Benidorm had a record 531,000 overnight stays in January.
The resort’s 67.4% occupancy outstripped Madrid’s 53% and Barcelona’s 45.5%.
But the low season lived up to its name as regards earnings, said the Hosbec hoteliers’ association.
Benidorm’s four-star hotels received a daily average of €29.3 per room during January, falling to €21.3 per room for three-star hotels. Both were below the national average of €39.5 per room for four-star hotels and €24.1 for three-star.
Benidorm’s always-reasonable hotel prices are part of the problem, Hosbec sources said. These are even more reduced during the off-season, unlike traditional winter destinations like the Canary Islands where prices can be maintained.
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