Home Office · Immigration system statistics: asylum summary tables
Asylum seekers accommodated in hotels
16,021people
Asylum seekers accommodated in hotels were 16,021 people at 30 June 2026, down 50.0% (16,020) from 32,041 at 30 June 2025.
▼ 50.0% · −16,020 against Year ending June 2025 (year on year)
- Home Office snapshot
- Year ending June 2026
- published 27 August 2026
- Asy_00a
- row “Of which accommodated in hotels”
- column “Year ending June 2026”
- cell value 16021
2022 to Year ending June 2026
What this measures
The number of asylum seekers in receipt of support who were accommodated in hotels (contingency accommodation) at the end of the period.
What this doesn’t measure
Other contingency accommodation, dispersal or initial accommodation, or the number of hotels in use.
Important caveat
This is a snapshot count at the end of the period (30 June for a year ending June, 31 December for a calendar year), not a total over the period. Calendar-year and year-ending values in the series are therefore snapshots six months apart. Counts include main applicants and dependants. Hotel accommodation figures are not available before 2022. Data for 2026 Q1 onwards is provisional and will be revised.
Revision history
No period of this series has been revised since it was first ingested here. Revisions are recorded automatically when a later release publishes a different figure for the same period.
Source
- Publisher
- Home Office
- Publication
- Immigration system statistics: asylum summary tables
- Release
- Year ending June 2026, published 27 August 2026
- Source file
- asylum-summary-jun-2026-tables.ods
- File SHA-256
- f935782ab90190deb04a1a86f7b6ba7515f32e238c14b96c55993f4793096d14
- Retrieved
- 4 September 2026
- Sheet
- Asy_00a
- Table
- Asy_00a
- Row
- Of which accommodated in hotels
- Column
- Year ending June 2026
- Cell value
- 16021
- Geography
- United Kingdom
- Unit
- people
- API
- /api/metrics/asylum_hotels · /series · /vintages
Government periods
Change during each government, from the level inherited to the last complete period before it left office. Describes the period; does not attribute cause.
| Labour 2024– | 45,7442023 | 16,021Year ending June 2026 | ↓ 65.0% |
- Release
- Year ending June 2026 · publication page
- Last updated
- 27 August 2026
- Next scheduled release
- 26 November 2026 (official date)