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In London, occupancy was up 3.3% on the same time last year from 81.3% to 84.0%. Room rate also increased, rising 8.9% from £110.64 in 2009 to £120.45 this year. Overall, this meant rooms yield was up 12.4% from £89.97 in 2009 to £101.15.
Meanwhile in the regions, occupancy was up 5.3% from 68.8% to 72.5%, room rate was up 0.5% from £62.04 to £62.35. Rooms yield also increased, by 5.8%, from £42.70 to £45.19.
Robert Barnard, partner for Hotel Consultancy Services at PKF, commented: "May can often be a tricky month for hoteliers as it is bookmarked by two bank holiday weekends. Overall, the figures show that there seems to have been minimum disruption. This is particularly heartening following the disruption caused by the ash cloud in April.
"Moving into the summer months, we will hopefully see this momentum maintained, especially if the expectation that many will holiday in the UK this year comes to fruition."
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