- San Diego topped the charts with an occupancy rate of 84.6%, the highest in the country. Its average daily rate was second in the U.S. at $223, behind only Oahu ($257).
- Hotel room demand saw a 15,000 week-over-week increase, reaching almost 378,000 room nights sold.
- San Diego ADR was again first in the western region — $12 higher than Orange County and $28 higher than Los Angeles.
- This strong occupancy and rate resulted in San Diego again having the second-highest hotel RevPAR in the U.S. at $188, following only Oahu ($215).
- Among Luxury, Upscale Chain properties, San Diego group occupancy improved from 10.4% to 13%, similar to Orange County at 13.5%, which was highest in the western region.
- The weekday occupancy pattern was again flatter, with all regions averaging in the 90s on Friday and Saturday nights and mostly in the high 70s and 80s on weekdays.
- The regional ADRs ranged from $147 in South/East County to $361 in La Jolla Coastal. Downtown averaged $218.
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