- San Diego County hotel demand was relatively unchanged week over week with properties selling a total of 341,556 room nights last week – almost identical to the number of room nights sold same week last year and in 2019.
- County occupancy averaged 75.7% last week, with Tuesday and Saturday having the highest occupancy at 81% and 81.6%, respectively. San Diego remained 6th in the nation and 2nd in the western competitive set, below Phoenix at 86.7%. The top three markets were Phoenix, Miami (83.7%) and Tampa (82.9%).
- All regions within the City of San Diego had similar average occupancy, but Mission Valley led the pack at 79.3% followed by UTC at 79.1%.
- The convention center had one moderate-sized group in through the week, contributing about 12,210 RNs to total demand. In all, Group demand among upscale+ properties came to 55,465 RNs sold with an average occupancy of 30.4%, peaking on Tuesday at 44.5%, and rates at $277. This demand was about 10K fewer RNs sold than the same week last year, and rates are about $12 lower.
- Total market ADR was unchanged w/w at $194. San Diego remains locked in with other California markets, with San Francisco at $202, Los Angeles at $198 and Orange County at $188.
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