- San Diego’s remains one of the best performing destinations among top 25 markets in the U.S. this summer.
- While demand and occupancy fell a bit last week to 354,645 room nights sold and 79.4% occupancy, San Diego’s occupancy was still third highest, just below Norfolk, Va. and Oahu, which both averaged just above 80%.
- San Diego had an average daily rate of $216, which was second highest in U.S. and was once again first in the western region. San Diego’s ADR was $7 higher than Orange County and $24 higher than Los Angeles. It was also $30 higher than same week in 2019.
- This strong occupancy and rate resulted again in San Diego having the second highest hotel RevPAR in the U.S. at $171, behind only Oahu at $214.
- Among Luxury, Upscale Chain properties, San Diego group occupancy averaged 12.5% similar to Orange County at 13.4%, which was the highest in western region.
- The weekday occupancy pattern in all regions was again mostly flat, averaging high 80s to 90s on the weekend and 70s during the week.
- La Jolla Coastal and Mission Bay far outperformed other regions in RevPAR with occupancies above 82% and average rates above $350 for the week.
- South/East County averaged the highest occupancy in the County (87.8%) and the lowest average rate ($140) last week, combining for an average RevPAR of $123.
- While South/East County and I-15 corridor averaged the lowest RevPARs in the County, they would have ranked eighth among the Top 25 U.S. markets.
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