Premium Hotel Brand Image Survey Japan
October 25, 2007
- Approximately 30% of respondents stay in "premium hotels" one time per year or more.
- "Hotel Okura" was the most widely known premium hotel, while the largest percentage of respondents had experience staying at a "Prince Hotel." "Hilton" was the most highly evaluated premium hotel brand.
- "Hotel location," followed by "atmosphere" were given as the most important criteria when selecting a hotel.
- Methodology: Online Survey
- Timing: March1-5, 2007
- Sample: 15,526
- Source: MyVoice Online Internet community
"How frequently do you stay in premium hotels?"
(Premium hotels are defined as hotels which offer the following types of services in addition to guestrooms: premium dining, banquet halls, swimming pool and/ or sports gym, premium shopping)
- Approximately 30% of respondents stay at premium hotels at least one time per year. Around a quarter of respondents do not use premium hotels.
"Please select all of the hotels that you know from the list below?" (MA)
- Hotel Okura ranked as the most widely known hotel with 89% recognizing it. Hotel New Otani and Hilton Hotels followed closely behind with recognition rates of 88.7% and 87.1% respectively.
"Which of the following hotels (hotel chains) have you stayed in domestically?" (MA)
- Prince Hotels ranked as the chain that respondents have the most experience with domestically (28.8%), followed by Tokyu Hotels (24.0%) and ANA Hotels (23.6%).
"Please indicated the hotel that you like the most." (SA)
- "Hilton" was selected as the single hotel that respondents like the most (7.8%), followed by Sheraton (7.4%) and ANA hotels (6.7%).
"Please indicated the hotel that you like the most." (SA)
- The majority of respondents spent between 15,000 and 50,000 JPY. Approximately 20% of respondents spent 50,000 JPY or more per person on their last visit to their favorite hotel.
"Please indicated the reasons why you selected the last premium hotel you stayed at."
- "Location" (45.7%) was given as the single most important criteria for hotel selection, followed by "Hotel atmosphere" (30.8%).