- San Diego County hotel demand continues to close the gap to the pre-COVID levels of 2019, with this week having sold 352,469 room nights—only about 25,000 short of the same week in 2019.
- San Diego once again beat out other western competitive set cities in occupancy and ADR, for the fourth week in a row.
- Weekday demand is fueling the week-over-week growth with Sunday-Wednesday nights each gaining roughly 4,200 more room nights while Thursday added nearly 6,000 rooms compared to last week.
- Saturday night occupancy remains in the high-80s to mid-90s for all regions throughout the county.
- County occupancy averaged 78.7% for the week ranking San Diego 3rd in the nation (behind Oahu Island 80.4% and Norfolk/Virginia Beach 79.0%) and 1st in the western competitive set.
- Northeast/Escondido properties averaged 88.4% occupancy, followed by South/East County at 87.8% and Pt. Loma/Airport properties at 83.1%.
- County ADR rose to $186 (higher than this same week in 2019, which was $181) ranking San Diego 4th in the nation (behind Oahu Island $227, Miami $221, and New York $194) and 1st in the western competitive set.
- Regions with the highest ADR this week were La Jolla Coastal at $368, Mission Bay at $286, and UTC at $228.
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