From the company's own filing for H1 2026 (Jan–Jun) · reported 2026-09-25 · the filing ↗
JapanPalace Hotel Tokyo's room occupancy rose to 81.5% from 77.1%, filling an average 231 rooms a night against 218, and its restaurants served 395,202 covers, up from 382,163.
InboundThe report notes that overseas arrivals to Japan fell 2% to 21.09m in January–June, hit by China travel restraint and the post-Expo lull, while their spending still rose 1.3% to ¥4.85tn.
Not disclosedThe half-year report gives no room rate or overseas-guest share, and no forecast.
Other callouts in the filing
SegmentThe hotel business grew sales 5.1% to ¥18.4bn and operating profit 9.6% to ¥4.87bn, while property leasing was flat at ¥3.43bn of sales and ¥1.71bn of profit.
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H1 2026 (Jan–Jun) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-09-25
Net sales¥21.8bn▲ +4.3%
Operating profit¥6.2bn▲ +6.3%
Net income¥4.4bn▲ +7.7%
Palace Hotel — owner-operator of Palace Hotel Tokyo in Marunouchi — is unlisted but files statutory accounts. In January–June 2026 its hotel business grew sales 5.1% to ¥18.4bn and operating profit 9.6% as Palace Hotel Tokyo's occupancy climbed to 81.5% from 77.1%, even though overseas arrivals to Japan dipped 2%. Group sales rose 4.3% to ¥21.8bn, operating profit 6.3% to ¥6.2bn and net income 7.7% to ¥4.4bn.
Full year to Dec 2025 · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-03-30
Net sales¥42.4bn▲ +9.8%
Operating profit¥11.8bn▲ +14.2%
Net income¥8.3bn▲ +11.8%
Palace Hotel's 2025 sales rose 9.8% to ¥42.4bn on record inbound travel, with the hotel business up 11.3% and its profit up 20.0%; group operating profit rose 14.2% to ¥11.8bn and net income 11.8% to ¥8.3bn.
JapanRooms sold rose sharply and the average room rate rose substantially at Palace Hotel Tokyo, the company says, though it gives no figures; the hotel segment grew sales 11.3% to ¥35.5bn and profit 20.0% to ¥9.15bn.
OutlookFor 2026 the company expects overseas and domestic travellers to be flat or slightly down, with tougher competition from foreign-brand hotels.