Tourexpi
The
study measured average hotel prices for one night and one week and compared to
Airbnb pricing range, calculating daily and weekly differences. The study
also includes the number of international visitors, growth in arrivals and
number of hotels in each city to provide additional context and estimate the
demand for accommodations. All data is taken from open reports by TripAdvisor,
Airbnb, and Euromonitor.
Here
is the summary of the findings:
City |
Country |
Population |
International visitors (in a year) |
Growth in arrivals (in a year) |
Average hotel price (1 night, in $) |
Average hotel price (1 week, in $) |
Number of hotels |
Hotels per capita (100K) |
Average AirBnB daily price (in $) |
Average AirBnB weekly price (in $) |
Hotel-Airbnb difference daily |
Hotel-Airbnb difference weekly |
Istanbul |
Turkey |
15.6M |
20,200,000 |
26% |
49 |
344 |
7,093 |
45.31 |
262 |
1834 |
213 |
1490 |
Las Vegas |
United States |
665.4K |
6,639,300 |
4.70% |
96 |
675 |
375 |
56.34 |
307 |
2149 |
211 |
1474 |
Amsterdam |
Netherlands |
1.18M |
8,354,200 |
6.50% |
131 |
916 |
1,336 |
113.05 |
287 |
2009 |
156 |
1093 |
Sydney |
Australia |
5.05M |
4,090,600 |
3.20% |
96 |
673 |
552 |
10.92 |
247 |
1729 |
151 |
1056 |
Paris |
France |
2.08M |
15,500,000 |
4% |
126 |
881 |
2,731 |
130.82 |
268 |
1876 |
142 |
995 |
Dubai |
United Arab Emirates |
3.54M |
16,800,000 |
18% |
71 |
495 |
2,177 |
61.33 |
208 |
1456 |
137 |
961 |
Miami |
United States |
460.2K |
8,121,300 |
4.10% |
152 |
1,066 |
384 |
83.43 |
279 |
1953 |
127 |
887 |
Antalya |
Turkey |
1.37M |
16,500,000 |
29% |
46 |
320 |
1,263 |
92.06 |
164 |
1148 |
118 |
828 |
Tokyo |
Japan |
37.1M |
9,985,100 |
4.60% |
42 |
294 |
2,935 |
7.91 |
160 |
1120 |
118 |
826 |
Hamburg |
Germany |
1.89M |
1,450,000 |
5% |
82 |
571 |
711 |
37.58 |
195 |
1365 |
113 |
794 |
The
city where staying at a hotel saves the most money compared to Airbnb is
Istanbul, Turkey, with $1,490 saved weekly. The hotel room for one will
cost $344 a week and there are over 7,000 hotels to choose from. At the same
time Airbnb in Istanbul costs $262 for a night, summing up to $1,834 weekly and
making accommodations a significant expense.
Las
Vegas, United States ranks second, with
$1,474 difference between hotel room and Airbnb. Hotel for one here costs less
than $100 but there are 375 hotels to choose from for both cheaper and more
luxurious options. Las Vegas also has the priciest Airbnb accommodations, $307
on average, which makes hotel a much more affordable option.
Amsterdam,
Netherlands takes third place, saving $1,093. Average hotel price in
Amsterdam totals $131 for a night when Airbnb costs over 2 times more with
$287. There are 1,366 hotels in the capital of the Netherlands, amounting to
the second-highest rate of hotels per capita in the top-10.
Sydney,
Australia closely follows Amsterdam with fourth place and $1,056 in savings.
Airbnb prices in Sydney are a little cheaper than in Amsterdam, $247 for
one-night stay. Compared to Airbnb, expenses total only $96 on average, same as
in Las Vegas.
Paris,
France is fifth in the ranking of the cities where it is cheapest to live
in a hotel rather than in Airbnb, with $995 in savings. The city has over 2,700
hotels with 130.8 hotels per 100,000 residents, the highest density in the
top-10. One night in a hotel here will cost $126 and Airbnb offers places for
$268 on average.
Dubai,
United Arab Emirates takes sixth place, with $961 saved. The city has
fewer hotels than Paris with 2,177 but the prices are more affordable, with
$71. Airbnb prices in Dubai are also cheaper on average than in Sydney or
Amsterdam, summing up to $208.
In
seventh place is Miami, United States, with $887 saved weekly. The
city has the highest hotel prices in the list, averaging $152 for the night. At
the same time Airbnb accommodations cost less than in Las Vegas or Amsterdam.
Antalya,
Turkey ranks eighth, with $828 saved weekly. Just like Istanbul, the city
saw a large growth of tourists, 29% compared to last year. The city offers
1,263 hotels and room prices come to $46 on average.
Tokyo,
Japan is ninth, letting tourists save $826 on accommodations. The city has the
cheapest hotel options in the list, with the one-night stay costing only $42.
Tokyo has over 2,900 hotels, providing accommodations for tourists who are
visiting Tokyo more often. The city saw a 4% increase in international visitors
since last year.
Hamburg,
Germany closes the ranking of the cities where it is cheapest to stay in a
hotel rather than in Airbnb, with tenth place and $794 in savings.
International arrivals to Hamburg grew 5%, more than for Tokyo, Miami or
Sydney, totalling 1,450,000 people. Tourists can find a hotel room in Hamburg
for $82 on average, while Airbnb accommodations will cost $195.
Source:
https://highlandcabinetry.com/
Image
Credit: AA
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