- For the week containing the Independence Day holiday, San Diego County was the top performing destination in the continental United States, ranking 2nd in occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR, behind only Oahu Island. Hotels sold a total of 359,835 room nights through the week, about 14,000 more RNs than the same week last year and roughly 4,000 more than in 2019.
- County hotels had an average occupancy of 80.0% last week with much of the demand falling on Sun/Mon (with the 4th being on a Tuesday this year) and then later in the week on Saturday. San Diego ranked 2nd in the nation, only slightly behind Oahu Island at 80.2% and ahead of New York at 77.3%.
- Mission Valley hotels had the highest average occupancy rate at 82.8%, followed by Mission Bay at 81.4% and Downtown at 80.8%.
- Group demand at upscale+ properties declined last week as expected during a holiday week, dropping to 11.4% with 21,633 room nights sold and an average rate of $268.
- County ADR continued its upward climb that began around Memorial Day, reaching $244 last week. ADR so far this summer almost exactly mirrors that of last summer and is expected to peak during Comic-Con next week.
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