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Hotels became a temporary solution for housing asylum seekers when the number of arrivals overwhelmed existing capacity. The recent halving of numbers in hotels suggests the Home Office is managing to reduce reliance on this expensive option, moving people into more permanent or larger, purpose-built sites as mentioned in the story.
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