What does hotel adr mean?

ADR in the hotel industry refers to the average room rate of rooms sold

Related introduction:

The average room rate of rooms sold is calculated by dividing room revenue by actual room rate Number of rooms sold.

Alternative indicators:

Average Published Rate (APR)—average published rate. When the hotel census report or annual report does not provide relevant information on ADR, the published rate can be used as a reference to calculate the approximate price. Average room price (ADR).

ADR=room revenue/actual number of rooms sold.

ADR?index is an index for ADR. Since ADR is an absolute amount for a single hotel, ADR?index is used to measure the comparison of the hotel's average room rate with the average room rate data of the market segment. Status

Extended information

If the average room rate index (ADR?index) is 100, it means that the hotel's average room rate has reached the average level of the overall performance of the market segment. If the average room rate index (ADR?index) is greater than 100, it means that the hotel's average room rate is higher than the market segment average. Correspondingly, if the average room rate index (ADR?index) is lower than 100, it means that the hotel's average room rate is lower than the market segment average.

Related terms:

1.DND: The abbreviation of Do Not Disturb, Do Not Disturb, a sign displayed by guests to avoid external disturbance.

2.Package: refers to package service. It means that the hotel combines several items into a whole and sells them to guests in one go.

3.Message: Message service, it is a service for hotels to help guests deliver oral messages.

4.Settlement: Pay or clear the account. Pay off the credit owed to the hotel or sign the report.

5.Room Status: Room status.