Research results highlight the value of Hoteloogle's search engine services for travelers in finding cheap hotel prices in high occupancy dates.
DUBAI, UAE – Hotel search engine, Hoteloogle.com, announced its data on pricing and availability for Dec. 31, 2014, for the top 15 New Year’s Eve destination cities around the world. Additional information was also available for Amsterdam, Berlin, and Vienna; these cities had some of the highest hotel room occupancy rates on New Year’s Eve this year.
The results of Hoteloogle’s research were interesting and demonstrate the value of a reliable hotel search engine in finding the best deals during high season holidays and at any time of year.
- Amsterdam came first in highest occupancy rate with 96% of its hotel rooms fully booked. The cheapest available 5-star hotel room was priced at $265.
- Berlin and Vienna took the second and third spots for highest occupancy rate with 93% in Berlin and 91% for Vienna.
- The city with the cheapest room rate for a 5-star hotel was in Shanghai priced at only $27, while Tokyo’s cheapest 5-star hotel room went for $446.
- Overall, 71% of Dubai and New York hotels were fully booked for New Year’s Eve.
- – Sydney and Paris both topped that figure with 89%, other occupancy figures show Tokyo at 88%, and Rome at 85%.
- The cheapest 5-star hotel room in London was only $187, $100 in Madrid, $121 in Rome, and just $63 in Istanbul.
Hoteloogle helps travelers find the best hotel rooms at the best prices in popular destinations around the world. The data collected by Hoteloogle for New Year’s Eve is typical of the advanced research performed by the search engine staff to ensure that their users enjoy the most comprehensive pricing and availability information when planning their trips throughout the year.
Photo caption: Amsterdam first in highest occupancy rate with 96% of its hotel rooms fully booked.
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