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Spanish hotel rooms have soared 76% in a decade, leaving this summer’s guests with a much bigger bill

Tried to book yourself a hotel room this summer? Then you probably felt the rise hit your wallet. A Spanish hotel night now costs €166.90 on average, almost 76 per cent more than a decade ago. But demand for rooms has never been higher, and this summer, neither has the price of staying in one. New figures from Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE) put the average hotel room at €166.90… Source

Tried to book yourself a hotel room this summer? Then you probably felt the rise hit your wallet. A Spanish hotel night now costs €166.90 on average, almost 76 per cent more than a decade ago. But demand for rooms has never been higher, and this summer, neither has the price of staying in one. New figures from Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE) put the average hotel room at €166.90… Source
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