国庆假期有民宿涨价10倍

Core Insights - Hotel prices in major Chinese tourist cities have increased during the National Day holiday compared to late September, with luxury and economy chain hotels experiencing lower price increases than homestays [1][2]. Luxury Hotels - Price increases for luxury hotels during the National Day period were relatively modest, with significant increases noted in Sanya and Hangzhou, while cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, and Dalian saw smaller increases. For instance, the price of the first Marriott hotel in Chengdu rose from 608 yuan on September 28 to 1080 yuan by October 3, marking a 77% increase [2]. - The Hilton hotel in Beijing had the lowest price increase, with a rise from 870 yuan on September 28 to 895 yuan on October 1, reflecting a mere 2.87% increase [2]. Homestays - Homestay prices exhibited substantial volatility, with cities like Chengdu, Chongqing, Xi'an, and Dalian seeing dramatic price hikes. For example, a homestay in Dalian increased from 53 yuan on September 28 to 589 yuan by October 1, resulting in a staggering 1011% increase [2]. Economy Chain Hotels - Economy chain hotels also experienced notable price increases, such as the Home Inn in Shanghai, which saw its price rise from 202 yuan on September 28 to 794 yuan by October 1, a 293% increase [3]. - Some hotels displayed a pattern of price adjustments, with the Jinlin Howard Johnson Hotel in Lijiang dropping from 378 yuan on September 28 to 363 yuan on October 1 before rising again to 439 yuan by October 3 [3]. Price Discrepancies - There were significant price differences for the same type of hotel across different cities, exemplified by the Sheraton Resort in Sanya, which had a price increase from 629 yuan on September 28 to 2399 yuan by October 3, while the Hilton Hotel in Lijiang remained lower at 533 yuan during the same period [3]. - Variations in prices for the same room type were also observed across different booking platforms, with discrepancies reaching up to 100 yuan [4].