The average daily rate (ADR) for hotels and apartments in Lanzarote has continued to rise in 2026, according to figures released for the first half of the year by the Lanzarote Cabildo’s Data Centre. These statistics, based on the Canary Islands Statistics Institute’s Tourist Accommodation Survey, show increases in both sectors compared to the same period last year.
For hotels and apartments combined, the ADR reached €126.43 from January to June, with year-on-year increases in every month assessed. March saw the highest growth at 11.3%, followed closely by June, where the rate climbed by 11% compared to June 2025.
Hotels continue to command the highest rates on the island, averaging €142.40 per occupied room in the first half of the year. All months recorded year-on-year growth, with March again leading at 11.8%, and June following with a 10.6% increase. February and May also posted rises above 5%.
Tourist apartments also reported positive trends, with an average daily rate of €89.75 over the same period. Five of the six months showed year-on-year growth, with June experiencing an 11.6% increase, reaching €87.56. Although March recorded an 8.9% rise, April was the exception, showing a slight dip of 1.6%.
The ADR is a key metric for measuring the profitability of the accommodation sector, calculated by averaging income from each occupied room.
