Dublin hotel prices rise as occupancy rate hits 82% according to PwC report

Dublin hotels had the highest revenue growth and recorded one of the highest occupancy rates in Europe, while prices are heading back to 2017 levels as shortages persist, according to a major report.

The report from accountants PwC compared city hotels across Europe on the basis of their average revenue, revenue per room, occupancy and average daily room rates.

It found that Dublin hotels were “relatively good value” but that because of increased demand that prices were “expected to creep up”.