- With the weather finally evening out and the rain abating, San Diego County hotel demand rose back to typical norms for this time of year. County hotels sold a total of 342,915 room nights last week, on par with the 343K RNs sold same week of last year, and slightly ahead of the 337K RNs sold in 2019.
- County occupancy averaged 76.0% for the week, inching San Diego up to 6th in the nation and 2nd in the western competitive set, below Phoenix at 86.0%. The top three markets for the week were Miami (88.2%), Oahu (86.8%) and Phoenix.
- Within the City of San Diego, UTC hotels had the highest average occupancy at 78.7%, followed by Pt. Loma/Airport hotels at 78.5% and Mission Valley at 77.2%.
- Group demand totaled 59,973 RNs sold among upscale+ hotels, a noticeable drop from the 72K RNs sold same week last year. Overall, group occupancy averaged 32.9%, peaking on Tuesday at 40.2%, with average rates of $281.
- Total market ADR dipped slightly W/W to settle at $194 last week. San Diego was slightly below Orange County which averaged $205, but ahead of Los Angeles at $186 and San Francisco at $180.
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