Lanzarote’s hotels and complexes made almost €90 million in February, an all-time record for this month of the year.
Hotels recorded the most substantial share of this growth, with revenue rising from €69 million in February last year to approximately €71.3 million – a 3.3% uplift. Non-hotel accommodations also performed strongly, generating €18.3 million compared with €17 million the previous year, marking a more pronounced increase of 7.9%.
Average daily rates have seen notable rises across both categories. Hotels increased from €147.50 to €155.70, a jump of 5.5%, whilst other accommodation types climbed from €85.90 to €91.60, a 6.7% uplift.
The average occupancy rate across all lodging establishments has risen by nearly one percentage point, reaching 90.5% of all rooms and apartments.
According to the Tourist Accommodation Survey, released by the Lanzarote Data Centre, a total of 241,119 travellers stayed in the island’s establishments during February – 2.3% more than in the same month last year.
The number of operating accommodation establishments decreased by three over the period, with 63,338 beds available on the market – a reduction of 2.1%.
It is estimated that these establishments generated 13,307 jobs, an 8.5% increase compared with February 2025.
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