U.S. lodge efficiency for August 2022

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U.S. lodge efficiency for August 2022


HENDERSONVILLE, Tennessee – Following seasonal patterns, the U.S. lodge business reported decrease efficiency from the month prior, in accordance with August 2022 information from STR.

August 2022 (share change from August 2019):

  • Occupancy: 66.5% (-6.7%)
  • Average each day charge (ADR): US$151.49 (+14.0%)
  • Revenue per obtainable room (RevPAR): US$100.67 (+6.3%)

Among the Top 25 Markets, Oahu Island skilled the best occupancy degree (81.6%), which was down 8.3% from the market’s 2019 benchmark.

Markets with the bottom occupancy for the month included New Orleans (47.3%) and Houston (55.3%).

New Orleans reported the steepest decline in occupancy compared with 2019 (-21.9%).

Reflecting continued enchancment in enterprise journey and teams, the Top 25 Markets confirmed larger occupancy and ADR than all different markets.

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