London hotels have a record breaking Q1

By ASAP Newsdesk On 4th May 2017 · Add Comment · In ASAP Business Partners, Breaking News, STR Global, Trending News, UK News

According to data from ASAP Business Partner STR, London hotels showed the highest RevPAR for any first quarter on record at £101.50, up 11.3% on Q1 2016.

There was a 7.7% increase in demand, possibly a result of the devaluing British pound.

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