Experts have named the cities with the most expensive hotels in the world
In the ranking of cities with the most expensive hotels in the world, the city of Muscat leads, followed by Monte Carlo, Amalfi, New York, Geneva and Moscow in the sixth position.
At the end of last year, accommodation hotel-house The price has risen by 9%, the average price per night reached 164 pounds sterling, or $ 259, according to the study “Review of hotel prices for January-December 2011” portal Hotels.com.
In general, hotels in Russia for the year increased prices by 9%, to 145 pounds or 229 dollars per night. Hotels in St. Petersburg They went up 8 percent to 113 pounds, or $178.5 per day. The average price of a room in the whole world increased by 4%, to 104 pounds or $ 165, according to the materials.
In hotels Muscat accommodation (Oman) 219 pounds or 346 dollars per night, Monte Carlo - 185 pounds or 292 dollars, Amalfi (Italy) - 183 pounds or 289 dollars, New York - 173 or 273 dollars, Geneva - 165 pounds or 261 dollars.
The cheapest hotels, according to experts, are in Phnom Penh (Cambodia) - 40 pounds or $ 63 for a daily stay, Hanoi (Vietnam) - 43 pounds or $ 68 and Luxor (Egypt) - 53 pounds or $ 84.
At the same time, the growth rate of prices for accommodation in Russian hotels was one of the highest in the BRIC region. Comparable dynamics was noted in the Brazilian São Paulo, where the room rose by 7% to 126 pounds or $199. In Rio de Janeiro, hotel prices rose 13 percent to £156, or $246. In Mumbai, India, growth was 4%, to 111 pounds or $175.
The most expensive hotels in the world in Oman - by 19% for the year, to 217 pounds or 343 dollars per night. Among the leaders of growth were also Finland (15%, to 105 pounds or $ 166) and Lithuania (14%, to 55 pounds or $ 87).
Hotels in the Middle East have fallen the most in a year, due to the Arab Spring and the war in Libya. Hotels in the popular Egyptian resorts of Luxor and Sharm el-Sheikh reduced prices by 29%, to 53 pounds ($84) and 26%, to 69 pounds ($109), respectively. In Tunisia, prices dropped by an average of 28 percent to 77 pounds ($122).
Source: turizm.ru