- Weekly room night demand continues to strengthen reaching a COVID high of 299,659 room nights sold, similar to mid-March when the pandemic began.
- Sunday-Wednesday nights were up an average of 6,000 room nights to achieve around 38,000 room nights sold each night. Thursday grew to nearly 43,000 while Friday and Saturday nights each sold more than 51,000 room nights.
- Nearly all regions of the county saw occupancy at or above 80% for both Friday and Saturday nights.
- County occupancy for the week averaged 67.5% ranking San Diego 4th among top markets, just behind Tampa, Miami and Phoenix, and 2nd in the western competitive set, behind Phoenix at 71.8%.
- All San Diego regions saw significant increases in occupancy this week, with South/East County properties leading at 81.8%, followed by Mission Bay at 79.1% and Northeast/Escondido at 75.4%.
- County ADR was $135 ranking San Diego 8th among top markets and 4th in the western comp set, behind Phoenix at $150, and similar with Southern California markets of Orange County ($136), and Los Angeles ($135). Sothern California averaged $11 more than San Francisco at $124 for the week.
- La Jolla Coastal had the highest ADR at $228, followed by Mission Bay at $209 – both areas driving the highest RevPARs in the county as well.
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