Articles tagged "Hotel Supply"

Hong Kong Hotel Supply 2025: 6,585 New Rooms in Four Years, Then a Pause — While Demand Hits Records

Hong Kong added 6,585 hotel rooms from 2021 to 2025 (+7.6%), but the pace collapsed to just 550 rooms in all of 2025 (+0.6%). Simultaneously, mainland Chinese arrivals hit a record 3.65 million in a single month. With supply growth stalled and demand accelerating, HK hotels are in their strongest pricing environment since 2018. District-level occupancy data confirms: Yau Ma Tei/Mong Kok at 96%, New Territories at 94%, all of Kowloon above 90%.

2026-08-09 · HotelInsight Research · Market Intelligence

Tokyo's 194,597 Hotel Rooms: A Ward-by-Ward Supply Analysis

Five of Tokyo's 23 wards — Minato, Chuo, Shinjuku, Taito, and Chiyoda — control 62% of all 194,597 licensed hotel rooms in the capital. But the headline number conceals a structural split: Chiyoda and Chuo average 130 rooms per property (large business hotels), while Taito-ku's 593 facilities average just 38.7 rooms (Tokyo's budget tourism district). Between 2019 and 2023, hotel facilities grew 37.7% but rooms grew only 11.6% — new supply is getting smaller, not larger.

2026-03-22 · HotelInsight Research · Market Intelligence