Mallorca’s Palma hotels earn €132.2 per available room
Palma, Mallorca, Spain: Hotels take in an average of €132.2 per available room from January to August 2026, putting the city among Spain’s strongest urban hotel markets. The figure comes from a Christie & Co report published on Tuesday, 10 November. Only Barcelona and San Sebastián rank higher in its comparison.
Palma’s longer stays set it apart
Revenue per available room is known in the hotel trade as RevPAR. Barcelona leads on €151.6, followed by San Sebastián on €147. The report’s summary puts Palma at €132.2, while its figures list €132.3.
Guests stay in Palma for an average of 3.6 nights, longer than in any of the other cities studied. Christie & Co says Palma, Barcelona and San Sebastián also have strong international demand, more higher-category hotels and high daily room rates.
City breaks stretch beyond summer
The report covers 17 Spanish city destinations. Many recorded faster demand growth in winter than at the summer peak, while demand remained steady in the months between.
Christie & Co points to better connections, favourable weather over more months and growing interest in culture and city breaks. Together, those trends are helping city hotels draw bookings beyond the traditional summer season.
Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com