In May 2021, the Grand Roissy hotels posted an occupancy rate of 21,6%, down 56,6 points compared to May 2019.
Super-economical hotels (1 and 2 * stars) reached the highest level of occupancy with an occupancy rate of 35,1%, followed in particular by the economic niche with an occupancy rate of 18,8%, i.e. a decrease of 57,8 points compared to May 2019. Superior hotels recorded the largest decrease in the indicator, a decrease of 59 points, compared to May 2019.
The average price of hotels in Grand Roissy stands at € 67,4, down around 16% compared to May 2020. Super-economy hotels naturally recorded the lowest average price, a decrease of 17,4. XNUMX%.
Over the first five months of 2021, the occupancy rate of Grand Roissy hotels stands at 21,9%, a decline of 53,2 points compared to the same period in 2019, in particular in connection with travel restrictions imposed during this period. The super-economic niche is maintaining its occupancy level, which is higher compared to the market as a whole, ie an occupancy rate of 35,9%.
Overall, all the other dynamic areas of the Grand Roissy have suffered from the absence of international customers.
The hotels located in Villepinte recorded an occupancy rate of 18,2%, relatively in line with the occupancy level posted in the Allée du Verger area of 18,8%. In fact, the two zones were considerably impacted by business activity that was almost at a standstill. Over the first five months of 2021, the Villepinte and Allée du Verger zones posted respective decreases of 53,1 points and 56,2 points, compared to the same period in 2019.
The Airport zone managed to achieve an occupancy rate of 23,7% and nevertheless recorded a drop of around 60 points compared to May 2019, in particular in connection with the slight upturn in international flights. The area posted the highest average price of € 75,1 followed in particular by the Allée du Verger with € 67,5.
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This observatory was set up by the Grand Roissy Tourist Office in partnership with MKG.
