- San Diego County hotels had a strong showing last week amid stronger Group demand, pushing San Diego to the top among western markets. County hotels sold a total of 337,788 room nights with peaks on both Tuesday and Saturday night. Compared to the same week in past years, last week was nestled slightly below 2019 but ahead of 2023.
- County occupancy averaged 74.5% with Saturday at 86.5% and Tuesday at 77.4%. San Diego rose in the national rankings to 6th last week and 1st in the western competitive set, easily outpacing Los Angeles at 72.3% and Phoenix at 70.4%.
- Within the City of San Diego, Downtown properties had the highest average occupancy at 77.5%, followed by I-15 Corridor hotels at 76.6% and UTC at 76.1%.
- Tableau Conference was in the convention center for most of the week, contributing about 14,000 room nights to total demand. All counted, Group demand among upscale+ hotels came to 59,270 RNs sold with an average occupancy of 32.4% and rates at $294. This demand and rate are comparable to the same week last year.
- Total market ADR increased w/w to $203 last week, in line with LA at $202 and OC at $201.
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Jason says
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