Travelodge has reported good revenue, portfolio development and RevPAR growth for 2025.
The end-of-year trading update from the budget hotel chain – which operates across the UK, Ireland and Spain – shows group revenue of around £1.04bn.
That marks a 0.7% growth rate and was driven by a strong fourth quarter to last year, where revenue jumped by over 4% to around £261m.
Travelodge maintained its solid liquidity position, with cash balances of £131 at year-end. RevPAR – revenue per available room – was up year-on-year and the chain undertook its largest development programme in over 10 years, with 21 new hotels opened in its UK & Ireland market.
Jo Boydell, Chief Executive of Travelodge, said: “Travelodge delivered a solid performance in the fourth quarter, with Group revenue up 4.3% year-on-year, supported by strong demand from major events – including the World Travel Market in London, the England vs. Australia Autumn Rugby International, Premier League and European football fixtures, standout Christmas Markets, and a busy New Year’s Eve. We delivered our largest development programme in over a decade, opening 21 new UK hotels in 2025 as well as signing further pipeline deals in the UK and Spain and continuing to invest in growth and quality. Our food & beverage business also performed well, and our Spanish operations delivered good revenue growth.
