Sentence examples for demand for room from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the hotel, which is part of the chain that also operates the Waldorf, cited declining demand for room service as the reason; some hotel industry experts see the elimination of the labor-intensive amenity as a way for the chain to save money.

"We're finding that baby boomers are spending more time in their rooms when they travel, just relaxing, and younger generations are spending more time in their rooms working," says Bjorn Hanson, a principal in the Hospitality and Leisure Practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "As a result, there is a higher level of demand for room service, and hotels are forced to improve it".

"And the demand for rooms with two beds far exceeds the availability in this city.

It said demand for rooms in satellite towns had soared, and this had pushed up rents.

"Once those two hotels are filled, that area is primarily exporting its demand for rooms to central Suffolk".

Those figures showed that demand for rooms declined from about 4 million during the first quarter last year to about 3.9 million from January through March this year.

Mr. Fox said he expected that demand for rooms in New York would continue to be very strong, and he predicted room rates would regain their 2008 peak by 2013.

With a lack of new stock and a spike in demand for rooms, landlords are in a strong position to push rents up.

The demand for rooms in the luxury segment of the market increased 7.8percentt last year, and the average room rate was up 6.6percenttoto $323.22 a night.

But even brands started by big hotel chains have run up against the realities of tight credit markets and shrinking demand for rooms.

Most of the hotels getting ready to open were on the drawing boards several years ago, when the economy was healthy, demand for rooms was strong and room rates were rising quickly.