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Revenue metrics

What is ADR in hotels?

ADR, or average daily rate, is the average price a hotel earns for each room it sells in a period. It is calculated by dividing room revenue by the number of room nights sold. ADR shows how well you are pricing, but says nothing about how many rooms stayed empty.

ADR formula

ADR = room revenue ÷ room nights sold

If a hotel sells 900 room nights in a month for ₹45,00,000 of room revenue, its ADR is ₹5,000. Complimentary and house-use rooms are normally left out of rooms sold. You can work it out with the RevPAR, ADR and occupancy calculator.

Using ADR

Track ADR by channel and by segment. A high overall ADR can hide a channel that is selling well below your other rates. Read ADR alongside occupancy: pushing rates up while occupancy falls can leave RevPAR unchanged.

In StaySynq

StaySynq shows occupancy, ADR and RevPAR live from your own bookings, by day, month or channel.

Common questions

Is ADR before or after tax?

ADR is normally calculated on room revenue before taxes such as GST or VAT.

What is the difference between ADR and rack rate?

Rack rate is the full published price. ADR is what you actually earned on average after discounts, packages and negotiated rates.

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