Hotel Price Index - Hotels.com Press Room

Destination
V V
V V V
V V
V V
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Istanbul £47 £65 £88 £147
Jerusalem £70 £90 £167 £202
Las Vegas £33 £45 £83 £148
Lisbon £48 £56 £77 £115
LONDON £67 £89 £130 £225
Los Angeles £63 £99 £183 £231
Madrid £56 £73 £87 £148
Marrakech N/A £52 £64 £90
Melbourne N/A £68 £103 £153
Miami £68 £108 £183 N/A
Milan N/A £80 £114 £207
Montreal £71 £103 £138 N/A
Moscow N/A £92 £151 £209
Mumbai £43 £72 £107 £155
Munich £67 £83 £106 £166
New Delhi £29 £45 £105 £154
New York £110 £156 £200 £340
Nice £66 £89 £134 £214
Orlando £38 £64 £116 £163
Oslo £60 £101 £123 £157
Paris £78 £108 £156 £326
Pisa N/A £78 £85 £121
Prague N/A £52 £68 £124
Rome £75 £95 £118 £226
Destination
V V
V V V
V V
V V
V V
V V V
San Francisco £73 £111 £149 N/A
Seattle £75 £101 £138 £151
Seoul N/A £64 £114 £173
Shanghai £22 £52 £74 £150
Singapore £56 £101 £145 £234
Stockholm £69 £105 £137 £160
Sydney £55 £77 £122 £187
Tallinn £40 £44 £63 £112
Tokyo £52 £86 £147 £292
Toronto £71 £94 £131 N/A
Vancouver £73 £101 £142 £251
Venice £82 £115 £142 £254
Vienna £43 £77 £90 £158
Warsaw N/A £64 £76 £84
Washington £80 £115 £147 £254
Zurich £84 £131 £155 £171
Hotel star ratings explained
There is no universal star rating system. Each
country has its own, and in some cases, such
as the UK, more than one. This means travellers
should be aware of a possible disparity of
standards and facilities when booking rooms with
the same star ratings in different countries.
The Hotel Price Index review of global hotel prices: Jan-Dec 2011
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