- Last week, hotel demand in San Diego County spiked to 389,213 RNs sold – 26,000 more room nights sold compared to the previous week and 3,000 more room nights than the same week last year.
- County occupancy rose by 5.7 percentage points w/w to average 86.5% last week, with Downtown and I-15 Corridor hotels reaching 97% occupancy on Tuesday night. San Diego now ranks second nationally behind only Seattle (86.8%), and ahead of Orange County (77.5%) and Los Angeles (77.0%).
- Within the City of San Diego, Mission Valley had the highest average occupancy at 91.1%, followed by Downtown at 89.5% and the I-15 Corridor at 89.2%.
- The convention center hosted a larger primary event with 17,400 blocked room nights and an anticipated attendance of 144,000. Group demand among upscale+ hotels reached 59,726 room nights, peaking at 48.1% occupancy on Tuesday, with an average rate of $279 per night. Group demand for the week was about 6,000 room nights stronger than the same week last year but 2,000 room nights shy of 2019.
- Average daily rates (ADR) in San Diego reached $229, ranking fourth nationally and surpassing Los Angeles ($222) and Orange County ($218).
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