- Compared to the week prior, San Diego hotels sold nearly 11,000 more room nights this past week, which included the tail end of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. County hotels sold a total of 242,267 room nights, which is about 50,000 fewer than in the same week of 2019 but roughly 100,000 more than in 2021.
- County occupancy rose to 54.6%, ranking San Diego seventh in the nation (up from 11th last week) and third in the western competitive set (up from fourth), behind Phoenix (62.1%) and Los Angeles (55.6%). The top three destinations are unchanged, with Tampa, Miami and Oahu Island leading the nation in occupancy.
- Daily rates averaged $144 throughout the county, up $3 from the previous week, ranking San Diego eighth among top markets (up from 10th last week) and fourth in the competitive set (up from fifth), below Los Angeles ($165), Phoenix ($157) and San Francisco ($156).
- RevPAR rose to $78, up $4, and ranks the county seventh among top markets.
- Most regions had their highest occupancies on Saturday night, ranging from the mid-60s to mid-70s throughout the county.
- Regions with the highest occupancies for the week were South/East County at 70.9%, Northeast/Escondido at 62.6% and Mission Valley at 60.3%.
- The highest ADRs remain in La Jolla at $260, Mission Bay at $179 and Downtown at $170.
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