Overnight accommodation; capacity, type of accommodation, beds, region
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This table presents an overview of the capacity of accommodation and the number of accommodation in the Netherlands in all hotels, motels, boarding houses, apartments with hotel services, youth accommodation and bed & breakfasts with at least 5 sleeping places, campsites with at least 4 pitches and holiday parks and group accommodation with at least 10 sleeping places. The figures can be broken down by type of accommodation, parts of the country, provinces, COROP regions, touristregions and 5 major cities.
Data available from: 2012
Status of the figures:
The figures for the reporting years 2022 and 2023 are provisional figures. The figures until 2021 are final.
Changes as of 15 March 2023:
The figures for January 2023 have been added.
Changes as of 24 March 2022:
As of 24 March 2022, the municipality of Weesp will merge with the municipality of Amsterdam. This municipal redivision has been implemented in this table as at January 1, 2022.
Since January 2021, CBS has allowed companies to supply data in other ways, for example through cooperation with municipalities or other organisations with which agreements have been made.
This often involves processing figures that are collected by the municipality from visitor registers for overnight accommodation. The quality of the data is carefully monitored, but small trend breaks may occur in some regional breakdowns as a result of using these new sources.
When will new figures be published?
Figures of a new month become available within three months after the end of that month, these are provisional figures. The figures for the complete year are revised one month after publication of the December figures, these are revised provisional figures. Two months later definite figures will be published.
Description topics
- Total overnight accommodation
- Total of all establishments providing overnight accommodation. These include hotels, motels, boarding houses, apartments with hotel services, youth accommodation, bed & breakfasts, campsites, holiday parks and group accommodation.
Hotel:
Tourist accommodation with at least 5 beds (usually in single or double rooms) on a night-to-night basis. Separate meals, snacks and drinks may be provided to guests as well as non-guests. A guest is someone who spends the night in the establishment. Other services provided are room service, daily bed-making and cleaning of sanitary facilities.
Motel:
Tourist accommodation at least 5 beds in with terraced rooms giving access to a car park place or common area, for guest accommodation on a night-to-night basis.
Boarding house:
Tourist accommodation with at least 5 beds (usually in single or double rooms) on a night-to-night basis. Separate meals, snacks and drinks can be provided only to guests who spent the night..
A threshold of at least 5 sleeping places is used.
Apartment with hotel services:
Apartment with at least 5 beds, providing cleaning and bed-making services during a stay
Youth accommodation:
Youth hotels and hostels with at least 5 beds.
A youth hotel is a hotel mainly for young guests providing sleeping facilities which do not have to be shared with others.
A youth hostel is an accommodation mainly for young guests providing sleeping facilities in dormitories that may have to be shared with others.
Bed & breakfast:
Private house with at least 5 beds for guests who can stay overnight and are given breakfast.
Campsite:
A campsite is an area where people can stay overnight in tents, touring and on-site caravans, camper vans and cabins.
A threshold of at least 4 camping pitches is used.
Holiday park:
An area with, holiday homes, cottages or apartments which are mainly rented out by the park management
Apartments with hotel services, are not included in holiday parks, but in hotels.
Apartments rented without hotel services, which are often part of a larger building, are included in holiday parks.
A threshold of at least 10 beds is used.
Group accommodation:
Accommodation providing lodging mainly for groups (not families), with at least 10 beds in rooms, dormitories , holiday chalets, cabin apartments or tents which guests may have to share with others.
The term ‘group accommodation’ includes:
- farms providing accommodation for groups on
- large holiday homes
- holiday camps
- nature camps
- stables
- sailing/outdoor adventure organisations.- Total accommodation
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count.
- Total open accommodation
- Overnight accommodation that is open for guests during the month concerned. Closure can occur, for example, by season, rebuilding or personal circumstances.
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Hotel/boarding house/youth hostel
- Hotel, motel, boarding house, apartment with hotel services, youth accommodation or bed & breakfast.
Hotel:
Tourist accommodation with at least 5 beds (usually in single or double rooms) on a night-to-night basis. Separate meals, snacks and drinks may be provided to guests as well as non-guests. A guest is someone who spends the night in the establishment. Other services provided are room service, daily bed-making and cleaning of sanitary facilities.
Motel:
Tourist accommodation at least 5 beds in with terraced rooms giving access to a car park place or common area, for guest accommodation on a night-to-night basis.
Boarding house:
Tourist accommodation with at least 5 beds (usually in single or double rooms) on a night-to-night basis. Separate meals, snacks and drinks can be provided only to guests who spent the night..
A threshold of at least 5 sleeping places is used.
Apartment with hotel services:
Apartment with at least 5 beds, providing cleaning and bed-making services during a stay
Youth accommodation:
Youth hotels and hostels with at least 5 beds.
A youth hotel is a hotel mainly for young guests providing sleeping facilities which do not have to be shared with others.
A youth hostel is an accommodation mainly for young guests providing sleeping facilities in dormitories that may have to be shared with others.
Bed & breakfast:
Private house with at least 5 beds for guests who can stay overnight and are given breakfast.- Total accommodation
- Accommodation
- Room
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Total open accommodation
- Overnight accommodation that is open for guests during the month concerned. Closure can occur, for example, by season, rebuilding or personal circumstances.
- Accommodation
- Room
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Leisure accommodation
- Campsites, holiday parks and group accommodation.
Campsite:
A campsite is an area where people can stay overnight in tents, touring and on-site caravans, camper vans and cabins.
A threshold of at least 4 camping pitches is used.
Holiday park:
An area with, holiday homes, cottages or apartments which are mainly rented out by the park management
Apartments with hotel services, are not included in holiday parks, but in hotels.
Apartments rented without hotel services, which are often part of a larger building, are included in holiday parks.
A threshold of at least 10 beds is used.
Group accommodation:
Accommodation providing lodging mainly for groups (not families), with at least 10 beds in rooms, dormitories , holiday chalets, cabin apartments or tents which guests may have to share with others.
The term ‘group accommodation’ includes:
- farms providing accommodation for groups on
- large holiday homes
- holiday camps
- nature camps
- stables
- sailing/outdoor adventure organisations.- Total Leisure accommodation
- Campsites, holiday parks and group accommodation.
Campsite:
A campsite is an area where people can stay overnight in tents, touring and on-site caravans, camper vans and cabins.
A threshold of at least 4 camping pitches is used.
Holiday park:
An area with, holiday homes, cottages or apartments which are mainly rented out by the park management
Apartments with hotel services, are not included in holiday parks, but in hotels.
Apartments rented without hotel services, which are often part of a larger building, are included in holiday parks.
A threshold of at least 10 beds is used.
Group accommodation:
Accommodation providing lodging mainly for groups (not families), with at least 10 beds in rooms, dormitories , holiday chalets, cabin apartments or tents which guests may have to share with others.
The term ‘group accommodation’ includes:
- farms providing accommodation for groups on
- large holiday homes
- holiday camps
- nature camps
- stables
- sailing/outdoor adventure organisations.- Total accommodation
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Total open accommodation
- Overnight accommodation that is open for guests during the month concerned. Closure can occur, for example, by season, rebuilding or personal circumstances.
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Campsite
- A campsite is an area where people can stay overnight in tents, touring and on-site caravans, camper vans and cabins.
A threshold of at least 4 camping pitches is used.- Total accommodation
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Total open accommodation
- Overnight accommodation that is open for guests during the month concerned. Closure can occur, for example, by season, rebuilding or personal circumstances.
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Holiday park
- An area with, holiday homes, cottages or apartments which are mainly rented out by the park management
Apartments with hotel services, are not included in holiday parks, but in hotels.
Apartments rented without hotel services, which are often part of a larger building, are included in holiday parks.
A threshold of at least 10 beds is used.- Total accommodation
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Total open accommodation
- Overnight accommodation that is open for guests during the month concerned. Closure can occur, for example, by season, rebuilding or personal circumstances.
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Group accommodation
- Accommodation providing lodging mainly for groups (not families), with at least 10 beds in rooms, dormitories , holiday chalets, cabin apartments or tents which guests may have to share with others.
The term ‘group accommodation’ includes:
- farms providing accommodation for groups on
- large holiday homes
- holiday camps
- nature camps
- stables
- sailing/outdoor adventure organisations.- Total accommodation
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count
- Total open accommodation
- Overnight accommodation that is open for guests during the month concerned. Closure can occur, for example, by season, rebuilding or personal circumstances.
- Accommodation
- Sleeping-place
- Each bed or space in a overnight accommodation where a person can sleep. All single beds or other single sleeping-places in hotels and pensions are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places. Extra beds in hotels and beds in branches are not counted.
All single beds or other single sleeping-places in holiday parks and group accommondation are counted as a place to sleep; double beds are counted as two sleeping places.
Sleeping places in fixed rented cottages or bungalows do not count.
On camping sites a pitch counts for five sleeping places. Sleeping places on permanent pitches do not count