Savills has published its 2026 Hotel Sector Outlook, the property adviser's forward view on trading, investment and development across the hotel market.

The full text of the report sits behind Savills' own news feed, which carried only the title in its public RSS summary. That limits what we can verify here. No RevPAR forecasts, transaction volumes or market-by-market figures appeared in the public notice.

Why the release matters

Savills ranks among the most-cited advisers on European hotel transactions. Its annual outlook typically frames how investors price assets going into the new year, from urban full-service hotels to resort and regional portfolios.

Operators and owners use it as a benchmarking input: where lenders sit, which markets attract capital, and which segments face pricing pressure.

What we can't confirm yet

Because the public notice carries no figures, we won't quote numbers we haven't seen. Any RevPAR growth rates, deal values or site counts belong to the full document, not to this summary.

We'll update this piece once the report text is accessible. Expect coverage of the headline forecasts and the investment volumes Savills projects for 2026, with the analysis operators need to act on them.