Bali occupancy estimate hits 69% in private snapshot, official series listed

Denpasar — A private hotel-data service estimated Bali’s occupancy rate at 69% on June 13, 2026, while a Bali provincial tourism office spreadsheet shows an official 2026 room-occupancy series for classified hotels but does not expose the monthly figures in the text returned here.

Occurate’s Bali page says the estimate was based on 150 hotels and records a RevPAR of €37 and a median ADR of €54. The same page labels the occupancy figure as an estimate, calibrated on reference markets, and gives the observation date as 2026-06-13.

The Bali Government Tourism Office file is titled Room Occupancy Rate of Classified Hotel in Bali 2026 and lists monthly fields from January through December plus an annual average line.

Because the two sources use different coverage and wording, the figures should be read as separate indicators rather than a single island-wide result. The provincial file points to an official statistical framework for Bali hotel occupancy, while the private service provides a point estimate from its tracked sample.

Why the numbers are not directly comparable

First, the coverage differs. Occurate says it tracks 150 hotels, while the provincial spreadsheet refers to classified hotels in Bali.

Second, the timing differs. Occurate reports one observation date in mid-June, while the government file is organized as a monthly 2026 series with an annual average field.

Third, the methodology differs. Occurate explicitly describes its occupancy figure as an estimate; the spreadsheet extract does not include the underlying monthly values or calculation details in the returned text.

What can be confirmed

• 69%: Occurate’s estimated Bali occupancy rate on 13 June 2026.
• 150 hotels: the number of properties Occurate says it tracks.
• €37: Occurate’s reported RevPAR.
• €54: Occurate’s reported median ADR.
• 2026 monthly series: the Bali provincial tourism office spreadsheet for classified-hotel occupancy.

The confirmed takeaway is narrow: a private market snapshot put Bali hotel occupancy at 69% in mid-June 2026, while the provincial tourism office maintained a 2026 official occupancy table for classified hotels. The two should not be treated as the same measure.

Context

Bali’s hotel market is often reported through different lenses, including classified-hotel occupancy, sample-based market estimates and property-level performance metrics such as ADR and RevPAR. Those indicators can move differently depending on hotel type, location and the time window used.

For that reason, readers should treat any single Bali occupancy figure with caution unless the source, coverage and reporting period are clearly stated.

Sources

• Occurate
• Bali Government Tourism Office